No. I also hate the majority of western comics due to them being about superheroes
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BrokenBoy
Markness
To be fair on superhero comics, I used to laugh them off until I read certain titles and they were more complex than I thought they were on the surface. The 90’s X-Men comics also had a manga influence in the art and they also influenced some manga themselves.
BrokenBoy
I heard they were even worse in the 90's. Rob Liefield and whatnot.
Judge
One I used to occasionally visit in person is apparently still in business, Only trouble is that I moved to another state. Nice store, in any event.
http://www.flyingcolorscomics.com/
http://www.flyingcolorscomics.com/
Markness
Rob Liefeld fortunately barely touched the X-books. Jim Lee and Joe Madureira’s art is much better remembered.
As for the 90s being worse, that really depends on who you talk to. My friends actually like that era and I have seen others reevaluating the 90s as better than the majority of what is being cranked out these days.
Thank you for the link, Judge.
As for the 90s being worse, that really depends on who you talk to. My friends actually like that era and I have seen others reevaluating the 90s as better than the majority of what is being cranked out these days.
Thank you for the link, Judge.
Markness
Another reason why I go to my local comic book/toy store is because it’s one of the few places I can be myself. I am not pressured to be anti-intellectual or pseudo-religious. Whoever tells you comic book readers aren’t smart don’t know what they are talking about. At least I don’t have a criminal record or are paying alimony or child support like those who mock me for collecting do.