Editing Al Taliaferro (section)

==Retirement==
Taliaferro retired from the daily comic strip on October 10, 1967. He kept working on the Sunday version of the strip until his death in February, 1969.<ref name="lambiek.net"/> Since 1967, Taliaferro's duties on the comic strip had mostly been handled by Frank Grundeen, who replaced Taliaferro as the main artist upon his retirement and death. Bob Karp remained the strip's main writer until his retirement in 1974. The ''Donald Duck'' comic strip continued with new writers and artists over the following decades: Greg Crosby (writer, 1974–1979), Frank Smith (artist, 1976–1986), Bob Foster (writer, 1980–1989), Jim Franzen (artist, 1986), [[Daan Jippes]] (artist, 1986–1987), Ulrich Schröder (artist, 1986), [[Jorgen Klubien]] (artist, 1986), [[Tony Strobl]] (artist, 1986–1987), Bill Langley (artist, 1987), [[Pete Alvarado]] (artist, 1987–1989), Larry Mayer (artist, 1987–1989), and finally Larry Knighton (artist, 1990–1995). In 1995, King Features decided to end the production of new episodes of the comic strip, and to start publishing reprints of older episodes.<ref name="lambiek.net"/>