Stupid Question

[Zocelot]

When The Giant puts up a double-length comic, does he count it as two out of three for the week?

Sorry if this is a stupid question, I couldn't find the answer anywhere.

[d'Bwobsling]

I don't think he really thinks about how many to update like that, but this question seems to be steering toward post frequency, so it should probably be locked

[Chronos]

When The Giant puts up a double-length comic, does he count it as two out of three for the week?No, because he doesn't count them at all. He puts up as much as he can as quickly as he can, and whatever that works out to be, that's how many he puts up per week. The number is irrelevant.

[NerfTW]

As noted, he puts them up as fast as he's able. But keep in mind that after Paladin Blues, he started writing the strips with the books in mind, so double length comics are often done for the purpose of pacing or placement in the book itself, as noted in many instances in War and Xps where double length strips were adjusted for the book. (Some panels, like Belker's "Sexy shoeless god of war" were made larger)

[SPoD]

Also note that the comic page no longer has any statement about update frequency at all.

[Mike62]

As noted, he puts them up as fast as he's able. But keep in mind that after Paladin Blues, he started writing the strips with the books in mind, so double length comics are often done for the purpose of pacing or placement in the book itself, as noted in many instances in War and Xps where double length strips were adjusted for the book. (Some panels, like Belker's "Sexy shoeless god of war" were made larger)

Book considerations be damned, the Sexy Shoeless God of War HAD to be double sized....triple sized even
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