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Date Posted: 15:37:06 01/16/04 Fri
Author: Anthony
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Subject: Part of the delay was due to Karl Moline's Crossgen contract.
In reply to: Kuzibah 's message, "The feeling I got with Fray..." on 08:28:22 01/16/04 Fri

He was working on Route 666 (great book, btw) under a Crossgen-exclusive contract, with a clause that he'd be able to do Fray when the final scripts came in. I believe the story goes that Fray got behind between two and four months from Joss' end, and then Moline's contract prevented him from doing anything more than sporadic illustration on the final issues. (The same thing happened with Chris Weston and Ministry of Space, as it was late from the script end and Weston took on The Filth to pay the bills.)

However, ongoing comics are much, much more difficult scheduling than minis. It's one thing for Fray to be two or three months late on the writing end--it'll all come out eventually, and when it's collected no one's going to care if it was late. The schedule of an ongoing is not quite as forgiving.

Though, I think Joss is being given about a year's lead-time for the book, with rumors of Peter Milligan taking over in the interim. Though I sort of wish the Neil Gaiman rumor was true, if only out of morbid curiousity about how he'd approach the concept.

--acz

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