Publisher of one of the longest running comic strips, Old Master Q, dies at 98

By ALLISON LAI

Popular comic strip character, Old Master Q. -filepic

PETALING JAYA: The man who made famous Hong Kong's most popular comic strip character, Old Master Q, has died on Wednesday (April 8).

Wu Zhong Xing, who first published the well-loved comic fondly known as Lao Fu Zi in 1953, was 98, reported Sin Chew Daily and China Press.

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