I was looking at the Kagurabachi leaks and saw some people mention that some panels were clearly unfinished (pic related)
and it made me think how fucked the manga industry is from an artistic point of view
No book author would agree to release a chapter every 2 week as they write the story on the go
no film maker would agree to release their film/show in 10-20 minute chucks weekly
We understand that these things take time, we give an author a year, 2, 3, 4, 5 or more to plan and write his work and only once its done is the work released. And if its a series, then people wait however long it takes for the continuation to come out, we do the same for filmmakers and other mediums.
Only in the manga industry is it the standard that we should expect good art and especially good storytelling on a weekly or biweekly basis, hell even monthly is bad in my opinion.
And we applaud when an author, especially of a big series like Black Clover takes a break to plan out the next arc but its sad isn't it?
Is applauded because that sort of thin is rare, its not the norm,

I can understand growing up reading the magazines and wanting to get your work published. I can understand from a career and money point of view, but from a point of view of improving the creative output, from the point of view of giving the authors the conditions to make the best possible work they can muster, it fucking sucks and I feel a strong repulsion to it.

oh fuck off
mangaka are literally just lazy pussies.
your job is drawing around 12 (not even A4) pages. thats it. compare that to any 40 hour manual labor job.
sickly, lazy faggots, all of them.

>>280873253 (OP)
Some stories were actually written that way during the age of pulp magazines.

>Bumping this dogshit thread
Retards.

Tafuku posting still isn't funny

>>280873253 (OP)
skill issues.
you are just have weak mind, weak body and weak mentality.

>>280874028
KGB? Lost.

>>280874587
Lol trash.

>>280874587
Kek. Goals.

>>280873253 (OP)
>Most of Dickens’s novels were first published a few chapters at a time in inexpensive monthly installments, a format known as the “book in parts.” Much Victorian fiction was published serially in periodicals, but Dickens was unusual in that he did not complete his works before publishing began, allowing him to alter his plans based on current events and audience reaction to earlier parts. The format, and Dickens’s popularity, encouraged the inclusion of advertisements in the parts, an innovation in the development of mass-market advertising.
My favorite author btw.

I see your post though and it is valid OP. Just wanted to share a counterexample

>>280873253 (OP)
OP is a faggot and should kill himself.

>>280873983
Tu mamá es hombre

Hokazono isn’t even bothering fixing mistakes in the volume release, just like he didn’t fixed the Hiruhiko tattoo error.

>>280873253 (OP)
It says a lot about our society.

>>280873253 (OP)
>No book author would agree to release a chapter every 2 week as they write the story on the go
Your dumbass post shows you've got zero info on literature from before the 20th century

>>280878297
Were you there? If not, stfu.