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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Freefall is a long-running webcomic (over 3600 strips as of August 2021) by Mark Stanley. It's also a straight-up Long Runner, having passed the decade mark in 2008.[1] Starting with the April 19, 2006 strip it's been colored mostly by colorist George Peterson. Set on a planet in the early stages of terraforming, the strip deals with the antics of alien spaceship "captain" Sam Starfall, his robot friend Helix, and their Bowman's Wolf engineer Florence Ambrose. |