Why are comics made?

Answer 1

They aren't. It's a dying medium. It's been in decline since the bottom fell out of the speculator market in the early 1990s. The decline is mainly being driven by the fact that comics are actually a terrible value for your money. Think how long a comic keeps you entertained and how much you pay. Compare to other mediums.

A comic book keeps you for maybe 15 minutes per issue at a price of over $5 per issue. Sometimes well over.

A movie gives 1.5 to 3 hours for $10-15 depending on your theater.

A book costs $10-20 and locks you in for many hours of reading.

You might mean to ask why SUPERHEROES are suddenly so popular in movies and other entertainment. The answer to that is because they're a highly imaginative way to produce fun action/comedies which are commercially successful. Odds are their moment will pass at some point. But we're in peak superhero right now because the quality of CG got good enough to do these stories justice while at the same time good directors and actors and creative people were hired to work on them...whereas in the past only hacks would have worked on them.

Answer 2

Comics are made to tell stories visually through a combination of illustrations and text. They are a popular medium for artistic expression and storytelling, offering a unique way to engage audiences through a blend of visual and narrative elements. Comics can entertain, educate, inspire, and provide a forum for creativity and imagination.

Answer 3

To make money.

Comics started as a newspaper feature,

Somebody thought that they could make money reprinting these comics. They did.

It became an industry.

Answer 4

For reading entertanment for people of all ages.

Answer 5

to amuse people and make them laugh and to have something to read.

Answer 6

Maby because he wanted to. Ever think of that?

Answer 7

money and be famous

Answer 8

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