[[Image:DisneyAdventures.PigsInSpace.comic.jpg|thumb|300px|A "Pigs in Space" story was intended for ''Disney Adventures'', but wasn't published until ''[[The Muppet Show Comic Book]]'' preview for Comic-Con.]]
[[Image:DisneyAdventures.PigsInSpace.comic.jpg|thumb|300px|A "Pigs in Space" story was intended for ''Disney Adventures'', but wasn't published until ''[[The Muppet Show Comic Book]]'' preview for Comic-Con.]]
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A new series of Muppet comics was scheduled to appear in the pages of ''[[Disney Adventures]]''. [[Roger Langridge]] wrote and drew the comics which are intended as one or two-page stories to run in the regular edition of the magazine with larger stories (ten to twelve pages) in the ComicZone specials.
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A new series of Muppet comics was scheduled to appear in the pages of ''[[Disney Adventures]]''. [[Roger Langridge]] wrote and drew the comics which are intended as one or two-page stories to run in the regular edition of the magazine with larger stories (ten to twelve pages) in the Comic Zone specials.
On his blog, Langridge originally announced that the strips would begin running in the
On his blog, Langridge originally announced that the strips would begin running in the
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August [[2007]] issue.<ref>"[http://hotelfred.blogspot.com/2007/05/muppet-news-flash.html Muppet News Flash]", ''The Hotel Fred'' blog, Roger Langridge. May 26, 2007.</ref> In August, Langridge posted that there had been delays, and reported comics editor Steve Behling's projected estimate of a [[2008]], publication, either the December/January or February issues.
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August [[2007]] issue.<ref>"[http://hotelfred.blogspot.com/2007/05/muppet-news-flash.html Muppet News Flash]", ''The Hotel Fred'' blog, Roger Langridge. May 26, 2007.</ref> In August, Langridge posted that there had been delays, and reported comics editor Steve Behling's projected estimate of a [[2008]], publication, either the December/January or February issues.
However, subsequently, on August 22, 2007, [[The Walt Disney Company|Disney Publishing Worldwide]] announced to the press that it would cease publication of the magazine with the November issue. Upon learning the news, Langridge responded: "I think they're going to try to publish the existing strips (or at least some of them) before they finish up. Otherwise... well, watch this space."<ref>"[http://hotelfred.blogspot.com/2007/08/we-still-have-muppets-very-badly-but.html We Still Have Muppets]", ''The Hotel Fred'' blog, Roger Langridge. August 14, 2007.</ref>
However, subsequently, on August 22, 2007, [[The Walt Disney Company|Disney Publishing Worldwide]] announced to the press that it would cease publication of the magazine with the November issue. Upon learning the news, Langridge responded: "I think they're going to try to publish the existing strips (or at least some of them) before they finish up. Otherwise... well, watch this space."<ref>"[http://hotelfred.blogspot.com/2007/08/we-still-have-muppets-very-badly-but.html We Still Have Muppets]", ''The Hotel Fred'' blog, Roger Langridge. August 14, 2007.</ref>
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Latest revision as of 21:04, March 27, 2011
Fozzie's strip was the only Muppet comic that made it into the pages of Disney Adventures before it was cancelled.
A new series of Muppet comics was scheduled to appear in the pages of Disney Adventures. Roger Langridge wrote and drew the comics which are intended as one or two-page stories to run in the regular edition of the magazine with larger stories (ten to twelve pages) in the Comic Zone specials.
On his blog, Langridge originally announced that the strips would begin running in the
August 2007 issue.[1] In August, Langridge posted that there had been delays, and reported comics editor Steve Behling's projected estimate of a 2008, publication, either the December/January or February issues.
However, subsequently, on August 22, 2007, Disney Publishing Worldwide announced to the press that it would cease publication of the magazine with the November issue. Upon learning the news, Langridge responded: "I think they're going to try to publish the existing strips (or at least some of them) before they finish up. Otherwise... well, watch this space."[2]
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