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Chud No.43719 View View Original Report
Quoted By: >>43724
How long has this debate been ongoing? I've been conducting archeological excavations of old internet and i've seen people making fun of comic books for being beaten by manga sales all the back in 2006. There are several threads with bump limit replies showing how manga like naruto are highest among graphic novel sales in the US instead of comics, and discussions on why that is. Only difference seems to be that no one is talking about woke ideology, implying that people were unaware of it in the sphere of comics.

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