Would you rather read a comic Or watch an adaption

>>81744457

Depends on the quality of each. Ive seen plenty of shitty comics and plenty of shitty adaptations.

Read a comic.

>>81744457
Miles?

>>81744457

It seems like this type of shit would be way more prevalent in comics.

>>81744457
Read a comic, then watch an adaptation.

>>81744457
depends, I think adaptations can be interesting, but only individual stories, its just not done right all that often.

>>81744457
Read

based Jameson, always RIGHT

>>81744503

With this in mind, I'd have to say comic. Even a shitty comic usually only robs me of fifteen minutes or so. Movies will take hours out of my day.

Also, adaptations as a whole tend to have a higher shit:decent ratio.

It depends, but I usually find comics more engaging. I appreciate having some gorgeous art to look at while I'm reading the story. Plus, there are things that just come across better in a comic book than a movie.

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>>81744560
>is clearly wearing the red suit

Watch a comic and read the adaptation.

>>81744457
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>>81744457
100% would rather read a TPB or omnibus comfy in my couch while sipping tea during a dark and rainy night

>>81749654
a red store bought costume
like the one miles wore

I'd rather read a comic. Fuck you Americans.