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Originally Posted by TomWaltz
Just don't come after me with one of those friggin' Highlander swords. Those things are scary!
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I can't promise anything -- if you see a guy in your line at a ComiCon with a sword (that isn't dressed up like Naruto, or whatever the kids like these days), it's probably a sign that: 1) You've done something wrong in the comics, and 2) It might be a good time to take a lunch break.
I kid, I kid.
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Originally Posted by CyberCubed
I think its that the Mirage and Archie series usually told whole stories in the span of a single issue, and at most were spread out over 3-parters.
I've been re-reading the Mirage and Archie series myself, and most stories were told in single issues. Then of course we had the usual 2 or 3 parters.
I think the only exceptions were City at War which spanned 13 issues, and Volume 2, which also spanned 13 issues.
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But don't forget that the Mirage issues were often times 35, 40 pages an issue... or more. I'm pretty sure even the Archie books were a little longer than 20 pages, too.