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Mary Worth is an American newspaper comic strip created in 1938 by writer Allen Saunders. It uses a continuing soap-opera format, following the titular Mary Worth as she becomes involved in the personal troubles of people around her. Its stories focus on relationships, family problems, and social conflicts, while Mary's advice and interventions provide the recurring structure. The strip is intended for readers who prefer serialized drama and character continuity over one-panel jokes.

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When did the Mary Worth comic strip begin?

Mary Worth began in 1938. Writer Allen Saunders created the American newspaper strip.

What is the Mary Worth comic strip about?

The strip follows Mary Worth as she becomes involved in the personal troubles of people around her. Stories commonly focus on relationships, family problems, and moral choices.

Is Mary Worth a superhero comic?

No. It is a continuing soap-opera-style newspaper strip centered on everyday personal and relationship problems.

Who created Mary Worth?

Writer Allen Saunders created the strip. It uses an ongoing cast and continuing storylines rather than isolated single-panel jokes.

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