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Chud No.14712 View View Original Report
Why did reading comics die off entirely as a hobby? Even in the 2000s, along with video games, the sterotypical teenage male hobby was reading superhero comics and discussing it on forums, participating in flamewars, etc. People were excited about huge crossover arcs and new storylines.

Today other hobbies are alive, but comics is completely dead. It feels archaic and something alien. No one cares about marvel or dc comics. superheroes just run on movies now.

Why did the idea of reading comic books completely vanish from existence?
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