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Think you know the history of the infinite canvas in our webcomics trivia test?

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Medium

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20

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2/q

From the 1985 Wizard of Oz parody to the rise of Naver and Line Webtoon, the digital panel has come a long way. Do you know who pioneered the infinite canvas or which stick-figure saga tackles math and sarcasm? Track the shift from Usenet gags to the massive vertical-scrolling hits.

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