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7/5/2025, 3:41:37 PM
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It matters very much for longetivity. Japan has mastered the art of cheap printing: thin paper that only lasts a few cover to cover reads and weathers like crazy. So much so that they even have these terrible 3-in-1 mangas that prioritize being cheap over being readable. You can literally see the art on the next page bleed through on these things.
In ten tears people will be holding their early copies of Naruto together with rubber bands like old newspaper stand books. Meanwhile, a copy of "The Smithsonian Collection of Newspaper Comics" will outlive all of us, because it was bound and printed on quality materials that are meant to last. You may not see value in having the same book thirty or even forty years down the line, but believe it or not that used to be the standard.
It matters very much for longetivity. Japan has mastered the art of cheap printing: thin paper that only lasts a few cover to cover reads and weathers like crazy. So much so that they even have these terrible 3-in-1 mangas that prioritize being cheap over being readable. You can literally see the art on the next page bleed through on these things.
In ten tears people will be holding their early copies of Naruto together with rubber bands like old newspaper stand books. Meanwhile, a copy of "The Smithsonian Collection of Newspaper Comics" will outlive all of us, because it was bound and printed on quality materials that are meant to last. You may not see value in having the same book thirty or even forty years down the line, but believe it or not that used to be the standard.
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