Frazz by Jef Mallett for December 01, 2016

Prince had enough trouble when he called himself -—- for a symbol with no name. But go ahead, should be interesting.

He could say it’s in Cyrillic (with one letter backwards) and pronounce it Re-ya-su.

“…you killed my father, prepare to die…”Please, don’t hand me lines like that!!! :D

It’s spelled “Raymond Luxury Yacht,” but it’s pronounced “Throatwobbler Mangrove.”

“Your name can be spelled s-m-i-t-h but you can pronounce it ‘Janofski’ if you want to.”

-George Carlin

Careful about using Muslim names these days.

In some recent fantasy films, “Percy” turned out to be short for “Perseus”, and he had superpowers inherited from his dad, the sea god Poseidon. May be too soon to try for something supposedly cooler.

I think Percy/Iago/Muhammad Ali must be related to Frazz. There’s a strong physical resemblance in the ears, nose, and eyes.

That similarity is just the drawing style, no more.

That is Bouquet spelled Bucket.

It’s spelled Percy, but it’s pronounced “Throat Warbler Mangrove”

Iago is Spanish for the English James or the Hebrew Jacob. There are many heroes with that name as well as villains. If you like the name, go with it. Even Adolph Baller, a Jewish Austrian-American pianist, did not see justification to change his name and I think he had far more reason than anyone named Iago.

Another child with a name. That’s a good way to introduce new names, slowly. Of course “Percy” will be easy to remember, he looks like Charlie brown.

Which school was that, what state, what time period? Since it is in some alternate crapsack world you can tell us. It makes as much sense as all this you write.

ghoti – GBShaw

He could pronounce it “Per se”.