| Display title | Series Hiatus |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | When a comic artist is too busy, too tired, away on vacation, or needing time to catch up on his Strip Buffer, rather than allow an extended Schedule Slip, he may resort to announce an intentional break in the series, usually with a pre-set return date. Unfortunately, it is not rare for what is intended to be a short hiatus to become permanent. |