What are comics like in your country?
What are comics like in your country?
Cameron Gray
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Samuel Baker
manga is better, but fuck it being read right to left.
Brody Kelly
Mine doesn't have comics.
Elijah Carter
manga is on my top 3 entertainment media
Leo Williams
dilate
Samuel Rogers
why can't america make anything good?
Ayden Campbell
You realize the whole point of some of these scenes without any text is simply for the expressions. A bit of a “show don’t tell” kind of vibe. Manga has similar shit, stop cherry picking
John Howard
Dylan Dog, Diabolik stuff like this. I don't even know if they're sold outside of Italy
Jaxson Sullivan
Leave Hellboy out of this.
Blake White
I don't read content with w*men in it. Now go stroke that pencil dick to porn for the fifth time today
Christian King
hellboy is the most boring page turner i've ever read. i simply do not get it. most of the time it's >50% black pages with nonsensical stiff happening and kind of poorly drawn angular characters. like i understand that mignola was aiming for an atmosphere, but there's nothing chilling or charming about it. i got to maybe about ~75% of the main hellboy storyline before realizing i wasn't really interested in it and i was just killing time. there's nothing rewarding or engaging about the story, if you can understand it at all. what's the appeal?
Josiah Peterson
>capeshit
>manga
both are trash. francophone comics are the only good comics
Brayden Brown
there's not many comic book artists worth mentioning in Finland but everything by Petri Hiltunen is great. He's illustrated Conan the Barbarian stories, classics such as Macbeth, and his own original stories as well.
Xavier Martin
only manga I ever read was junji ito works
no way I'm ever wasting my time on anything from op pic tho
Jason Ramirez
>hunter trannie
Benjamin James
Lucas Brooks
is this loss?
Charles White
Isn’t that guy that made a rpg about gay barbarians? Even made some(actually pretty good) comics about it.
Alexander Johnson
return to /a/ and don't leave
Nolan Lewis
>return to /a/ and don't leave
Matthew Kelly
yes, Praedor.
Liam Powell
Extremely varied in a good/bad (depends on ypour midnset) way. The culture is such that every artist has to have his own unique style and some even drasticaly change their style with every book they make. Those who do not have their own unique style are mercilessly bullied by critics. Domestic comics apparetnly sell rather well to my suprise.
Localy produced pseudomanga and pseudocapeshit exists at the fringe of our comic scene mostly in the form of fan made zines and are shunned.
Oliver Jackson
hey that is very relatable. ive sat for about 3 months time added up on buckets over the course of 5 years when i grew legal weed
Isaac Wright
Tarkan was the most popular in the 60s-70s.
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We also made movies based off of the comics
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European comics were extremely popular too now nobody cares about them.