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Is QC close to its ending?
Blackbird:
Just to wrap up the hanging plot threads (Marten & Claire getting to a stable place, the Bianchis working out their issues, Emily & Clinton, #holyshitfaye, the Marigold/Dale/Momo/May cluster of stories, Hanners and Juicy, etc.) would take Jeph about 200 strips minimum (and 400 minimum to not do a rush job).
Once Alice Grove takes off more, I wouldn't be surprised if we see QC go back to three days a week like it was way back in the day, but it's a long way from ending entirely.
mustang6172:
I don't think Jeph can ever go back to having a real job.
Carl-E:
--- Quote from: jwhouk on 23 Jan 2015, 18:03 ---Obviously, we are closer to the end of QC than we are the beginning. But I don't think we're going to see the end of QC anytime soon.
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That wuld imp[ly we're more than halfway through. I think you mean, "we are closer to the end of QC than we were at the beginning".
freeman:
--- Quote from: TheEvilDog on 23 Jan 2015, 09:20 ---Jim Davis has been working on Garfield since 1978.
Bill Watterson worked on Calvin & Hobbes from 1985 to 1995
Cathy, by Cathy Guisewite ran from 1976 to 2010.
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Garfield is especially notable, considering how constrained the setting is. I secretly thing Jim scripted all the JonXLiz strips during the years as he went and cached them for the day when he felt he finally ran out of jokes. Surprisingly long he went, don't you all agree?
Now that long runners are the subject, I have to mention an infamous one: goddamn Phantom, in newspaper three panels a day format. For instance, one arch where Phantom was saving his Diana from a smugglers' cave lasted over a year.
pwhodges:
--- Quote from: mustang6172 on 23 Jan 2015, 21:47 ---I don't think Jeph can ever go back to having a real job.
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He has a real job, and makes his living from it. You mean he couldn't go back into menial employment, I think.
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