Thanks for the quick response. Just to clarity, I'm not saying comic strips should have different rules. I'm saying popular visual art should have the same rules as fine visual art. We show all of Michelangelo's David — from four angles, as befits such a singular work — and have an entire gallery of Claes Oldenburg's massive sculptures, all seen in full. 

 :::If it's Wikipedia consensus that a Sunday comic strip page, which is consciously designed by artist to be a complete image and story, is trash art and undeserving of the same consideration as fine art, which Wikipedia depicts in its entirety, then of course, we all go along with consensus. But please don't say anyone's asking for an exception when one is asking for the same rights as afforded elsewhere. To give an analogy, gays aren't asking for an exception for the right to marry — they're asking to be giving the same rights as others.