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Yes, we can. If the story is richly detailed, has unexpected plot twists, and creates a vivid fictional universe, it can easily draw us in and make us feel lost in its narrative.

I'm not sure exactly. Maybe the comic by Tim Buckley explores the theme of loss in some way.

You should start from the very beginning. Reading One Piece manga in sequential order helps you understand the character growth and the evolving story arcs better. There are no major detours or alternate reading orders necessary.

The funniness of a tree comic often comes from creative imagination. Maybe the tree has a crazy personality or gets into wacky predicaments. Sometimes, it's the contrast between the serious image of a tree and the comical events surrounding it that makes it funny.

They offer a great escape from reality. The humor and creativity in them just draw you in and make you forget your troubles for a while.

The use of bright colors, sweet expressions, and simple but charming designs can make an 'I love u' cartoon cute.

It might be a spin-off or a reimagining of the original 'Dragon Ball'. Not much is known for sure yet.

I'm not sure exactly. Maybe it's a manga featured on Manga Rock or has some connection, but I don't have detailed info.

A cartoon boy with long blonde hair might be seen as charming and stand out. His hair could flow freely, adding to his unique look.

It might be an adventure cartoon where the blue-haired girl goes on exciting quests and faces challenges along the way.