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Phenom · Nov 10th, 2004, 02:39 AM

I still read them every once in a while. Pretty much anything Marvel. I use to like DC comics, but "shrugs" guess I grew out of them. (How, I don't know) But majority of the times when I'm not reading them, I am skimming through the pictures since I like the challenge in trying to draw them seeing they have the toughest body structures to draw IMO.

I do prefer America comics over mangas seeing that the only manga's I've ran across didn't grasp my attention. I have collected anything for a long time, but I do have a nice collection of DC and Marvel. (would like to add on for Marvel) Only movies I liked were Spider-man (1 and 2) and The Punisher. X-men, sad to say it was a disappointment to me. Maybe because I'm too use to the cartoon version. A whole lot of things were either skipped or lefted out. It's like they're trying to combine X-men Evolution with the original X-men. Leaving main characters out of the story, and jumping to whole new plots when it's far too early for it. I won't even speak on Hulk. (never was a fan either)

Mangas and Comics can be compared in some ways.... but I don't really like to compare them. I tend to think comics are for more of those 14+ and mangas 9-15. (It's a habit that needs to be broken)

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Nov 10th, 2004, 02:39 AM	#7
Phenom Senior Member Joined: Oct 2004 Location: Detroit Age: 39 Posts: 871	I still read them every once in a while. Pretty much anything Marvel. I use to like DC comics, but "shrugs" guess I grew out of them. (How, I don't know) But majority of the times when I'm not reading them, I am skimming through the pictures since I like the challenge in trying to draw them seeing they have the toughest body structures to draw IMO. I do prefer America comics over mangas seeing that the only manga's I've ran across didn't grasp my attention. I have collected anything for a long time, but I do have a nice collection of DC and Marvel. (would like to add on for Marvel) Only movies I liked were Spider-man (1 and 2) and The Punisher. X-men, sad to say it was a disappointment to me. Maybe because I'm too use to the cartoon version. A whole lot of things were either skipped or lefted out. It's like they're trying to combine X-men Evolution with the original X-men. Leaving main characters out of the story, and jumping to whole new plots when it's far too early for it. I won't even speak on Hulk. (never was a fan either) Mangas and Comics can be compared in some ways.... but I don't really like to compare them. I tend to think comics are for more of those 14+ and mangas 9-15. (It's a habit that needs to be broken)