Oh no sorry, my bad. I forget that there are novelists and comic makers on here. It's interesting though how written and drawn stories have to handle time differently.
Wow...my stories usually cover the span of just a couple days, maybe two weeks at most...apparently this is super short.
It's probably because (a) I don't like a lot of buildup and (b) my characters don't spend a lot of time traveling, even in fantasy contexts. Either they're already at Ground Zero for the big event, or they take 3-4 days to go there and just get it out of the way, or teleportation is a thing.
In my comic- Devoured World its halfway through the second chapter but its only been 1 day... Started in the evening now its midnight
Planned for it to be about a year or so in length.. with a couple flashbacks- years prior to the start of it.
Wake of the Clash will take place within something like five to seven months, the active timeframe is not of much importance. Counting the prologue,however, which takes place around eight years before the majority of the story begins, it would be nine years and a few weeks. And that is somewhat more relevant aahah!
From start to finish, 10 years (not including epilogue and flashbacks/backstory). There will be some time skips, obviously.
If including the epilogue and flashbacks that pertain directly to the mc's: ~23 years
If including other flashbacks relevant to the story on top of that: ~42 years
Country's usually take a bit of time to rot and fall apart 
In my story, I'm currently at the second day and I completed about 40 episodes. My story is about the life of my character and it's meant to tell and it's planned to unfold over 5-6 years of her life.
Hello, welcome to bad pacing.
To the current episode (18th): Six months one week (with prologue, time skip), around one month one week (without prologue, time skip), two years (flashback counted).
Planned story ending: Two to four years (real time, not counting epilogue), the story spans for >5000 years if events in the past counted.
I'm at 10 episodes (8 actual story, 2 for holiday) and they've only gotten through four days. I've been drawing this for 8 months but they haven't made it past a long holiday weekend 
In Alien Fiction, the answer is problematic. The characters are traveling at speeds which cause events to pass at different paces on their ships than outside. They have a method of marking coordinates in both time and space together in four dimensions because of how their ships move. I'll oversimplify and say it's a few days from the protagonist's point of view.
In Alien Fiction: The Queen in Yellow, 3 days.
In Soulless Saint -- which is not yet complete -- maybe a week total.
In my NaNoWriMo project, Fyberpunk, I don't know yet.
These are all novellas.
My story actually takes place over exactly around one month and over a year at the same time
It centers around a group of people trapped in one month that keeps repeating groundhogs day style, so they keep going back to the start of the month, from the outside, it's only been a month, but for the main characters, the current time is already around 64 days from the first "normal" day of the month. (although the story starts on day 32, the start of the second loop)
6 months later
Revisiting this, I can actually give a rough approximation for my new series now! At the time of writing the first reply here, the D&D campaign that the comic is based off of was still going so I legitimately didn't know how much farther the timeline would go. The following month, however, the campaign ended so I have a good idea now.
From Adventure start to Adventure end, the campaign lasted somewhere around 1-2 months give or take. It's a little shaky because our DM had us fast traveling long distances at times, so I'm just estimating how long that travel would have taken by car to extrapolate that time. The campaign itself was 18 sessions with each session containing at least 1 day, but sometimes more. And then several of those fast travel segments were intertwined... and there was also a period where we kinda skipped a week so... yeah, somewhere around 5-6 weeks probably!
Around 3 years for the part I already wrote; possibly 5 years total.
But the events told are actually happening over about 40-45 years; there are full chapters of flashback to the previous generation.
The main story takes place in the span of almost a year but there are some flashbacks from 200+ years before
For story reasons, I don't think I should say the exact length, but all I will say is that it takes place over quite a short period of time!
I'd say Splitting Image happens over the course of 2-3 months, most of it offscreen though. The main events are two weeks just about, but there's a lot of downtime between the characters training, waiting for the next incident, etc.
Hmm... I hadn’t really thought about this, but from what I have planned my comic’s total story will take place over the course of five or six months.
The Turbulent March takes place over about three days. Not counting Rhunal's first day and the days she spent imprisoned.
Acolyte of the Tempest, the second Arc takes place over about three weeks.
The sequel novel, The Scouring of Refuge, takes place over a two week period. It encompasses the beginning and end of a lightning fast private war.
