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Nadare Xizos
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Not surprised, CLAMP tries to do so much all the time. Just look at their unfinished series.
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yamiangie
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| Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2012 12:06 am |
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| Nadare Xizos wrote: | | Not surprised, CLAMP tries to do so much all the time. Just look at their unfinished series. |
I don't get why they work on more than one series at a time.
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Shenl742
Joined: 11 Feb 2010
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| Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2012 8:40 am |
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| yamiangie wrote: | | Nadare Xizos wrote: | | Not surprised, CLAMP tries to do so much all the time. Just look at their unfinished series. |
I don't get why they work on more than one series at a time. |
I think a House of 1000 Manga article went over this. Apparently CLAMP is pretty much independant and not connected to any publisher like most other manga artists are.
I suppose this gives them a bit more freedom, but it also means that they have to work on multiple series (in addition to art commisions for magazines, etc.) in order to keep the income flowing.
This also means that if a magazine running one of their works folds, that means they can't continue the series unless another magazine is interested in doing so. I think this is actually what happened with Clover
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