#anime, manga and comics

Do recent delays in new comic issues affect which series you start?

Does Dragon Ball's continued success prove that legacy matters more than quality?

Is manga's black-and-white storytelling superior to anime's color and motion?

How is the new streaming platform war changing what anime you watch?

How do you balance collecting anime merch with trying to live plastic-free?

How do you balance collecting physical comics while keeping up with digital releases?

Have recent platform mergers made finding good comics harder than ever?

Has anyone else hit a point where manga pacing just feels faster than most new anime?

Are modern shonen arcs too bloated, or do haters just have short attention spans?

Do fans who rank anime by art style ignore the true measure of storytelling and pacing?

Does gatekeeping in comics actually protect the medium from being ruined by casual fans?

Are Western comic reboots ruining legacy characters, or do purists gatekeep too much?

Are digital-only manga subscriptions finally worth the monthly price hikes?

Would you ever skip a classic comic run just to chase the latest manga hype?

Which obscure manga deserves a viral anime adaptation right now?

Does anyone else think anime adaptations are ruining good manga pacing?

Is AI-assisted manga coloring killing the artist's soul?

How do you find decent, cheap manga that doesn't feel like a total gamble?

What's your unpopular opinion about the current state of manga art styles?

With streaming platforms dropping shows, are you returning to manga first?