[ SECRET POST #3240 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3240 ⌋

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Comments

[kallanda_lee]

Sure, but I guess that's how you define pretty, too, I guess? If you mean more ethereal, fantasy-like, then yes you have a point.

I'm not denying there's visually really beautiful manga, but personally I find the range of art styles bigger in comics, and when people are drawn well it can be almost like a painting. But I guess I like more realism in that sense.

Also the amount of pulp in manga is staggering. I mean yes some stand out, but that definitely not a the case for a random manga you pick up.

[ketita]

Sturgeon's Law, though. The amount of manga in general is staggering. You go into stores in Japan and just... there's so freaking much of it. It's insane.

You're right about the range of art style being bigger. There are lots of comics that are visually interesting and amazing, but I wouldn't call them pretty, whereas many mangas have more uniformity to them, at least the less stand-out stuff.

To me, realism is realism - it can be a beautiful panting, but not really "pretty" the way I think OP is using it.

[kallanda_lee]

Right, which just means it's totally a case of different case.

And yeah the Sturgeon's Law makes sense.