Is SAGA the only ongoing longform comics series happening right now?

Do the people who grew up reading Y and SANDMAN and PREACHER not want to tell those kinds of stories? Because it seems like even the ones that can sell that— see Gillen— max out at about 50-66% of that.
Summing up replies: seems there are a lot of licensed books (sonic, TMNT, Buffy), LAZARUS, some Kirkman books, and a few contenders that are still in the earlier stages but look like they might hit that length (MONSTRESS, as well as recents like CROSSOVER, DEPARTMENT OF TRUTH)
And I'm wondering if my perception that there used to be more ultralongform comics is just because-- well, when I count up such comics in the 00s and 10s, I don't get TOO many more. They just loom very large in the cultural conversation.
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