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Are comic books experiencing growth, level sales, stagnation, or decline?
DC can't write Superman, Batman, Harley Quin, but they keep wasting issues with it. They have stop flooding their own market with Batman comics.
Marvel has a lot of good to it, but can't stop making everything Avengers. Where's the "a comic book for every idea" that they once were?
The indies, like IDW and Image are holding their own, but how good a grip on life do they have?
In an age where AI can outdraw human artists, should comics remain a visually centred medium like they are now, or should they go back to a visual and text format like they were around the 1970s-1980s?
Should they keep rooted in a status quo story, while their readers hunger increasingly for a world more fantastic than comic companies publish anymore? We hunger for a world with rockets and rayguns. And sometimes, swimsuit issues.
Are comic books experiencing growth, level sales, stagnation, or decline?
DC can't write Superman, Batman, Harley Quin, but they keep wasting issues with it. They have stop flooding their own market with Batman comics.
Marvel has a lot of good to it, but can't stop making everything Avengers. Where's the "a comic book for every idea" that they once were?
The indies, like IDW and Image are holding their own, but how good a grip on life do they have?
In an age where AI can outdraw human artists, should comics remain a visually centred medium like they are now, or should they go back to a visual and text format like they were around the 1970s-1980s?
Should they keep rooted in a status quo story, while their readers hunger increasingly for a world more fantastic than comic companies publish anymore? We hunger for a world with rockets and rayguns. And sometimes, swimsuit issues.
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