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Line 1: {{Just for Fun}} {{cleanup\|The "still running" lists need to be checked and pruned.}} The printed word (or character, pictogram, what-have-you) is one of the oldest forms of passing information or creating entertainment. This listing honors print media that has reached the state of [[Long Runner]]. Print media includes books (and [[Science Marches On\|e-books]]), ~~comics~~[[Comic Books]], [[Newspaper Comics]], newspapers, and [[Manga]]. Long running is considered to be a print run of 20 years or more. For book series that have been going for a long time see [[Long Running Book Series]]. Line 6 ⟶ 7: {{examples}} == Hall of Fame == To honor those works that will probably remain in print as long as print exists. Line 49: * ''[[Gray's Anatomy]] of the Human Body'': Since 1858, and the show namer for at least [[Grey's Anatomy\|one teevee show]]. == ~~Comics/~~Comic Books and Manga == * ''[[Ah! My Goddess]]'' manga (1988–present) * ''[[Batman]]'' (1939–present) Line 62: * ''[[Golgo 13]]'' (1968–present) * ''[[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure]]'' (1987–present, 104 collected volumes as of now) * ''[[Kochikame]]'' (~~1976–present~~1976–2016, longest continuously published manga~~, 13 more volumes than ''[[Golgo 13]]''~~) * ''[[Spider-Man (Comic Book)\|Spider Man]]'' (1962–present) * ''[[Supergirl]]'' (1959-present) Line 168: * ''Archie'' (1947–present) His very first comic book appearance (as a filler story) was in 1941. The newspaper strip was not started until 1947 * ''Arlo and Janis'' (1985–present) * ''[[~~BC\|~~B.C.]]'' (1958–present) * ''Barney Google and Snuffy Smith'' (1919–present) * ''[[Beetle Bailey]]'' (1950–present) * ''The Better Half'' (1956–present) * ''[[Blondie (comic strip)\|Blondie]]'' (1930–present) * ''The Born Loser'' (1965–present) * ''Broom-Hilda'' (1970–present) Line 197: * ''[[Hi and Lois]]'' (1954–present) * ''[[Judge Parker]]'' (1952–present) * ''The Katzenjammer Kids'' (~~1897–present~~1897–2006) is the [[Ur Example]] of a [[Newspaper Comics]] Long Runner, an astonishing ''~~century~~108 years'' of continuous production! from December 12, 1897 to January 1, 2006 (at which point it went into reruns). ** When creator Rudolph Dirks left the strip in 1914 owing to a dispute with newspaper publisher William Randolph Hearst, he created a competing strip featuring the same characters (''The Captain and the Kids''), which itself ran for more than 60 years (1915-1979). * ''[[The Lockhorns]]'' (1968–present) Line 250: * ''[[Peanuts]]'' (just short of 50 years, 1950-2000) * ''[[Pogo (comic strip)\|Pogo]]'' (27 years, 1948-1975) A [[Revival]] strip ran from 1989-92. * ''Steve Canyon'' (41 years, 1947-1988) Can be read on the web at [http://riphaywire.com/stevecanyon/ Steve Canyon],{{dead link}} through a agreement with the estate of Milt Caniff. * ''Terry and the Pirates'' (39 years, 1934-1973) * ''They'll Do It Every Time'' (79 years, 1929-2008) Line 310: [[Category:Index]] [[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]] [[Category:Long-Running Works]]