Talk:Carol Day

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End dates incorrect.

Here's some advice I received about this strip: "On Thu, Sep 12, 2019 at 4:23 PM, Leonardo De Sá wrote: The Wikipedia page states that the strip ended in 1967 which is a major mistake and even supplies the completely erroneous ending date, May 25, 1967, which was actually the date of David Wright’s death. The last strip with his name in the byline was #3305 and it appeared in the Daily Mail on August 21, 1967 (a Monday, incidentally). The following day, the name in the header was replaced by Kenneth Inns, who continued the series in that newspaper until 1971, exact date remains unknown (I’ve read the series until strip #4356). A few samples of this artist’s work in “Carol Day” can also be found online. The series then moved to the Sunday Express, starting in that newspaper on September 9, 1971 and continued with art by Kenneth Inns until its demise in 1975, although I again am unaware of the precise ending date." Hope this helps!Darci (talk) 02:52, 14 September 2019 (UTC)[reply]