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2008-12-10 01:56 am (UTC)
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breaking my LJ silence to say that I'm not entirely sure that is true
It's maintained its popularity in Sweden and India (and a few other countries). There's even a "Phantom Land" in Sweden!
It should be noted that it isn't *currently* being published in any Victorian newspapers - it's only available as a comic.
I think it's a real generational thing as are many of the things on this list. :)
*returning to LJ silence now*
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no subject
It's maintained its popularity in Sweden and India (and a few other countries). There's even a "Phantom Land" in Sweden!
It should be noted that it isn't *currently* being published in any Victorian newspapers - it's only available as a comic.
I think it's a real generational thing as are many of the things on this list. :)
*returning to LJ silence now*