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>>3868156
>>3868167
I really hate to sound like a bigot but you just sound old. Or really, badly nostalgic.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpPSF7-Ctlc
Really that's exactly what's the real issue itt is mentally. Comics has changed in a way you all hate. While Manga barely has. It's familiarity. If a "Zoomer" today loves modern comics, you all will be the first to say "shit taste" because of the old status quo you all prefer. I'm not going to say I think >>3868147 looks worse than >>3866873, but it has nothing to do with "bogeymen technology" to me. Its purely composition overall getting "more boring". The act of fiction is to incite the unbelievable. For me, I don't care about comics not because "back in my day", I always hated American comics. Because I hated live action fantasy to begin with, even down to Star Trek and Star Wars. For me, realism ruined fiction for me for the longest time due to how "unbelievable" it was. If no one irl could do what Power Rangers or Superman was doing, how can I actually get into it? It just didn't work for me, and why I preferred cartoons for so long.

Now that half the shit that was considered "fiction" is steadily and briefly becoming reality now, I'm starting to like super hero stuff now as of late. Stuff like Batman or to something like Guardians of the Galaxy I actually enjoyed more than I would have as a kid. But that's going off topic, point is I only think Modern comics don't appeal to oldfags that is likely 99% of the people complaining about comics itt anymore, but at the same time, kids would rather see these comics online instead of owning physical things because it's modern, hence why "comics are dying". They aren't. It's just the old practice, the old medium, is dying.