Japanese Comics

Research shows that the main cause of the collapse of the comic industry is the elimination of the comic shops and stores. But this can not be the sole cause since comic books are now easily available on the Internet, in movies and animations.

Another question that comes to mind is why Japanese animation or "manga" is better than the traditional comic book? The answer is simple. The Japanese writing a better story line and their animated films are made for a wider audience. Often, Japanese comics are designed as graphic novels containing 70 to 220 pages for mature audiences. The manga has a more prominent place in Japanese culture, and is both widely respected as an art form but also as a form of popular literature. On the other hand, the comics in Western countries are generally targeted at young teenagers rather than adults. This approach made it difficult for the Western comic industry to achieve its dominance.

errors on the comics readers turning the off-sale touch Offenders also injured. Many parents worry that comics will brainwash children into believing that Batman and Supermans actually exist in the world. For this reason, many parents forbid their children from reading comics as they feel they are not ethical or moral. These attitudes have contributed to the lack of interest in comics and his fall in the publication.

The comic price guide also highlights why comics are no longer sold. The price guide indicates that the cost of Comics exploded with the success of movies like Batman, Spiderman, Superman, etc and making it unaffordable for many. Plus when it comes to buying storybooks parents prefer their children's fables or novels that will help them develop their vocabulary and learn proper English.

But these parents do not realize that, without fantasy and imagination found in comic books, the creativity of a child can develop. Comic books help break the monotony of life of children and refresh these young minds to face the challenges of everyday life.