manga vs comic

[daddylongjohnsliver]

manga or comic
in why

[Xero_Daxter]

Manga. What about you, OP?

[D. Flame]

manga are comics

[The nameless Gamer]

Manga. As opposed to comics, who get stale because their characters don't undergo any kind of growth, manga characters change and grow as the story goes on. Before switching to manga, I've read a lot of "Dylan Dog", "Alan Ford" and "Dampyr", but I grew bored of all three. Manga OTOH keeps me hooked better because the characters grow and change.

[agu]

I haven't read many comics because I'm not into superheroes and those seem to be best comics but I read a lot of manga, and still got tons in my backlog, they're better imo!

[DoomsDay]

manga, I think its better because they normally dont change the background of the character to fit for a larger audience like comics sometimes do. and the character normally would level up their powers.

[Disco Battle]

comic vs comic made in china, they are the same

[Cinnamoon_dragon]

Horror manga

[salamander]

manga, but i do enjoy some comics as well. for comics i am usually preferring them to be not superhero themed, unless it is being a subversion of the genre like "the boys" or "watchmen". there are many fantastic graphic novels that explore a variety of genres.

but i have read much more manga overall, so i will say it is my preference.

[salva早晨享用的咖啡]

manhua manga and manwha is better than western comic book
stories with substance

[daddylongjohnsliver]

Manga easier to get into then Western Comics I want to read chainsaw man I just started volume one I want to read Spider-Man I had to figure out where to start

[salva早晨享用的咖啡]

Originally posted by daddylongjohnsliver:

Manga easier to get into then Western Comics I want to read chainsaw man I just started volume one I want to read Spider-Man I had to figure out where to start

manga publisher smart. use digital platform for distribute manga, sometimes free.
can monetize with ad and sponsorship.

while western publisher still want you strictly only buy