Hard to say for sure. It might not be completely dead, but it's likely not as common as before. Maybe people have higher expectations now.
I'm not sure. Maybe it depends on how the publisher or creator decides.
Well, it's not a straightforward yes or no. Zero effort comics can exist, but they usually don't have much of a following. They might be overlooked in a crowded comic market where quality and creativity are valued.
I'm not sure. It might depend on various factors like the popularity and the creator's decisions.
Yes, it is. The story of the Walking Dead comic has reached its conclusion.
In some comics, like 'Watchmen,' characters like The Comedian's death remains final. It adds a sense of real consequence to the story.
The Walking Dead comic doesn't explicitly ignore politics. Maybe it's not at the forefront, but elements of power dynamics and survival strategies could be seen as having political undertones.
It could be a young and inexperienced kid who is just starting to play the sport. One day, out of the blue, he catches the ball with zero effort, and this unexpected event changes his whole perspective on the game. He then becomes determined to explore and develop this strange ability.
In this fanfic, perhaps it's a young boy in a magical world. He's given a special power where he can catch any ball with zero effort as part of a prophecy. When he catches the ball in a big tournament, it's not just about the sport. It's about fulfilling a greater destiny. His opponents are in shock, and his friends start to realize he's not an ordinary boy anymore.
The Alexandria Safe Zone in The walking Dead comic can be considered safe to some extent. However, it faces various issues like power struggles among residents and the ever-present risk of walker incursions. It's a place that requires constant vigilance and effort to maintain its security.
Yeah, I think they are. They were popular for a while, but now you hardly see them anymore.