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>That drug PSA episode

I remember this! Me and my brother would get up at the butt crack of dawn every saturday morning to watch this!

Guys any of you still have that huge stuffed talking Bubastis? Shit goes for serious coin on ebay

>>94481459
If he sticks around Marco too much he won't be repressed much longer!

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>>94481459
rip

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You know why.

>>94481239
This is probably being simplistic but the Comics Codes killed a lot of genres.
A handful of the genres that weren't killed went onto thrive. One of which was capeshit.
Then a few decades after that. one of the big two played a mean trick on the other and caused them to make fucking retarded practices with their other genres and they accidentally everything but the capeshit.
So capeshit then went onto become the comic cliche.

Manga didn't have such a history, so they get more variety and never fell into the trend of shared universes making it easier to have a bunch of disconnected comics.

>>94481350
This.
On top of these issues, American consumers in general are extraordinarily cynical and tend to reject many things out of hand based on little to no meaningful evidence. Adults don't read comic books because
>Andy Griffith mentioned his son Opie reading comic books on an episode of his sitcom that aired in the 1960s, so comic books are shit for little kids and not worthy of my attention, also all the other grownups will laugh at me for not spending my money on kitchen tiles and car cars products.
Kids no longer read comics because the LCS scene and the tangled decades-long continuity are an enormous barrier to entry.
The only people who buy comic books in America are adults who grew up reading them, and the occasional handful of misfits who don't like shopping for tiles & grout. The population who buy comics in USA and Canada is MAYBE 300,000 people. The combined population is 358,246,147 people. 0.08% of the possible market actually buys comics.

So the publishers just double down on what sells, content to tread water because none of them knows the first thing about marketing. There ARE a wide range of comics about every topic under the Sun, but you just don't find out about them because they aren't advertised, they're sold to maybe 10-15k people, and ignored by everyone that isn't already knee-deep in floppy staplebacks.

That's not Pearl.

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i mean if you insist

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>>94481134
I only save pictures of rocks I want to murder with my dick

/co/'s main point of contention seems to be Bloo, and I won't deny the writers turned him into a huge dick,
so maybe use him as a meter. Once you find him unlikable, stop watching - he won't get any better.

Honestly, there are some genuinely rage-inducing episodes.

> Bendy
> Big Cheese
> Cheese a Go Go
> Duchess of Wails
> Fosters Goes to Europe
> Imposter's
> Little Peas
> Surpise for You

But the good ones make up for the bad ones by a lot, especially the movies. and the art direction is honestly one of my favorites of any CN show.

The show's a solid 3/5 for me. When it's bad it's god awful but when it's good it's wonderful.

It's a decent enough show.

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Let's be honest. Most of us are only here for Frankie.

>>94480807
I liked kick ass films more than the comics. they were less edgy.

>>94480823
Don't like the taste of evil dick?

>>94480823
That is not a particularly controversial opinion.

>>94480727
>"Because since the advent of the internet, people could anonymously throw out their hatred and bile without fear."
I think he's talking about Reddit.
>"With the advent of social media, this became a more difficult situation, as this [fandom] element now had access to make their statements not just into the either, but targeted at individuals and groups. They got to see themselves as digital gatekeepers “protecting their community” from the outsiders — instead of welcoming new insights, new fans, and potentially new friends."
We don't hate new fans, we hate the shit writers taking over the industry and the people in charge making dumbass decisions.

>>94480767
>"The trolls of the internet probably feel safe in speaking their minds as they do, as the creators they idolise often do the same. There have been a number of creators who have publicly via social media made troll like comments themselves, whether it be making fun of fans who are concerned with the direction of a story or shutting them down for expressing concerns from a different viewpoint; actually threatening critics or calling them idiots or liars because they have a distaste for the site they work for or other writers at that site, or merely didn’t like a review or article they wrote; or expressing social or political views that previously they would have kept to themselves. And publishers have been few and far between in any kind of reprimand against this action."
Once again, it's called "Freedom of Speech".

>>94480811
>"This may be the biggest problem facing comics right now. If the tolls gatekeeping the community persist, it will continue to put off new people from wanting to join the community, even despite the best efforts or creators and publishers. We need to foster an environment where this kind of hatred; this kind of ownership, this kind of moral wasteland can no longer be permissible."
Looking for an online safe space? Try tumblr.
>"But we cannot allow that to continue. We cannot allow the validation of attacking and hurting minorities, or indeed anyone."
When did we start hating minorities in the comic industry?

Frutata

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>>94480288
Nope. You're not alone.

Nope, those faggots are whiny as hell and annoying

>>94480288
No I'm pretty much with you. Though, I would possibly theorize that it's just 00s fags as a whole who are very annoying, but that is simply a theory, meanwhile I know for a fact all Teen Titans fans are annoying

He has an obsessed shitposter, which is more than can be said for most characters

>>94480016
So does Bueno Excellent and he isn't popular.

Stop making this thread nobody cares anymore.

>>94479788
Idk who that is and I have a feeling this a bait thread. Let's see if /co/ bites.

They will, /co/ always fucking bites.

>>94479800
Marvel hired her as an editor out of nowhere, she clearly must be the most talented act in years.

>>94479788
If you mean she'll be harvesting the life force of celebrities for the next 50 years, well we'd have to lose the reigning lich first, wouldn't we?

>>94479055
I don't like teen titans tho, original and reboot.

>>94479123
Shit taste. Original TT is GOAT.

You're getting Young Justice season 3, don't push your luck.

>>94479031
I literately do not believe you.

Trolling?

I mean they did just come off a week of almost exclusively TT:Go. Now they bring back the original (which is almost 15 years old, good god,) and stick it in the earliest 6am slot that was previously reserved for gems like Hero 108.

I dunno, it's weird. A test to see if all the whiners will bother getting up that early or tape it on their DVRs?

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>>94479059
First two episodes this morning, ep3/4 tomorrow.

I'm in central time zone so it may have already come and gone for you, but you can check tomorrow's times if you don't believe me.

>>94479009
Our cartoons are pretty crap

>>94479024
Agree, 5min on ABC and you get a pretty good understanding on how shit our animation industry is, if there even is one.

>>94479164
Still better than the Canadian "industry".

>>94478733
yes

>>94478733
no

>>94478733
maybe