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No, I don't think they should. Children accept what they see. If they keep reading comic books veering towards the end of violent and inappropriate behavior, they might even start thinking that killing is a norm. Worst case, they try out what happens in the comic books. That's where the cases of kids jumping out of the window with a cape comes to mind.
What else can I help you with?
Should children be allowed to read comics containing violent images?
Yes. Comics are literature and art. Violence breeds empathy.
Are the bone comics violent?
Yes, some Bone comics contain scenes of violence, but the overall tone is light-hearted and often comedic. The violence is typically not overly graphic or gory, as the series is aimed at a wide audience including older children and young adults.
Did sonic and Sally have children?
Only in the Archie comics.
Does Amy Rose ever have children in the comics?
None that have been shown.
Are commando comics suitable for kids?
Commando comics are typically aimed at older children and teenagers due to their depictions of war and battles. However, parents should review the content of each specific comic to ensure its appropriateness for their child's age and maturity level.
Where can you download free comics?
Go to the app store and type in comics and a app should come up
Is there any site where you can submit your sprite comics?
go to google, and type in "Website where I can put up comics." it should workk. :)
Who does rogue from X - men have kids with?
In regular comics canon, Rogue does not have any children.
What is banned for children in Singapore chewing gum comics water pistols?
Chewing gum
Do sonic and Amy have children?
No dude why you don’t read comics that sonic marry sally and they have two children named manik and sonia
What has the author Georgina Ryder written?
Georgina Ryder has written: 'Aggression and sex stereotyping in children's comics'
Why were comics burned and banned in the 1950?
Comics were burned and banned in the 1950s due to concerns about the content being inappropriate and morally corrupting for children. This was fueled by a moral panic that arose from the perception that comics were promoting violence, crime, and deviant behavior. This led to the development of the Comics Code Authority to regulate content in comic books.
