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11-15-2008 | 3:24 pm
Certain manga discuss serious topics and can interest an adult audience
11-25-2008 | 6:09 pm
I like both but i just finished reading a very funny Manga, LOVE HINA!!!!
So Manag gets some props!!!
@ Rigo Vigil
Have you ever seen Oldboy?
That movie was one of the best films made in the last decade. The film has based on a Manga and kicks serious ass. Check it out some time!!!
11-13-2009 | 6:01 pm
Even though I like both very much I still have one word: Ecchi
11-29-2009 | 1:38 am
It is hard to find good american comics written geared towards a female audience. I can find lots of manga that I enjoy that let me see the relationships and the emotions of the characters. Honestly, I prefer the art as well.
4-11-2010 | 12:11 am
It’s more intimate and I like the artwork better
5-4-2010 | 11:51 pm
I prefer the manga genre over american comics because, well, it’s not really ONE genre. American comics, while interesting to some, are aimed mostly at male fans, while manga is directed both boys, girls, and adults. With manga I read a heartfelt romance story, the flip over and read the newest issue of Naruto. Also, the drawing style varies a lot from person to person. Some people draw very realistically, while some draw their characters very cutesy with big eyes. American comics usually revolve around one general style.