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That's right, I'm supposed to post the chapter headings from my assorted Patreon stories in my Scraps.
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I just re-read a bunch of Fission Chicken stories. Great fun! I'd love to collect the whole FC opus in a big book collection. Does anyone know who John P. Morgan's heirs were, if any? Who's actually got his art files?
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I just re-read a bunch of Fission Chicken stories. Great fun! I'd love to collect the whole FC opus in a big book collection. Does anyone know who John P. Morgan's heirs were, if any? Who's actually got his art files?
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You need to go back and lookup the definition for "SCRAM" Karno
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Well, which J.P. Morgan are you speaking of? J.P. Morgan, Sr. (1837-1913) was the one that built the Morgan Library in New York. He had a son, J.P. Morgan, Jr., (1867-1943) who was his principal heir, though he had three other children. J.P. Morgan, Jr. also had four children, including two sons, J.P. Morgan III (1892-1960) and Henry S. Morgan. J.P. III had a son, John P. Morgan II (1918-2004), so there was a direct male heir of J.P. Morgan Sr. leaving at least as late as 2004.
I believe Joe Strike knew the contact details for J P Morgan's mother, but she herself might've passed away by now.
The complete collected Fission Chicken (all the Fantagraphics strips, including from Critters) would only run to a couple hundred pages -- though I suppose there was a lot of online stuff as well. Also I wonder what the condition is of Morgan's original art pages after 30+ years.
In any case it's good to see the Chicken live on beyond poor J P.
The complete collected Fission Chicken (all the Fantagraphics strips, including from Critters) would only run to a couple hundred pages -- though I suppose there was a lot of online stuff as well. Also I wonder what the condition is of Morgan's original art pages after 30+ years.
In any case it's good to see the Chicken live on beyond poor J P.
Update: J P Morgan's mother passed away last year at the age of 89. R.I.P.
His 3 siblings are still alive:
https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obi.....organ-11882057
His 3 siblings are still alive:
https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obi.....organ-11882057
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