i like reading comics

Sure! Reading comics is one of my favorite pastimes. The combination of visuals and text makes for an immersive experience. Plus, it's a fun way to unwind and have some light-hearted fun.

One technique is to skim through the novel first to get a general idea of the plot, like you might quickly flip through a comic to see the overall story. Then go back and read it more carefully. Another is to create your own 'comic - style' summary in your head, with key events and characters as if you were making a mental comic out of the novel.

It depends on you. If you really have no interest or enjoyment, then maybe it's okay to stop.

If you don't enjoy them, then yeah, it might be a good idea to stop. Life's too short to waste on things you don't like.

I'm a fan of online literature, so I don't have the feeling of liking manga or novels. My goal is to answer the readers 'questions based on the knowledge I have learned about online novels to help the readers better understand the content of the novel.

As a fan of online literature, I don't judge personal preferences and interests because it involves the variety of personal preferences and preferences. Therefore, I cannot answer the question of whether your brain is underdeveloped. However, if you don't like reading comics and novels, it might be because your interest is attracted by other things or you haven't discovered what you really like. Everyone had different interests and hobbies, so they could try different things to discover their own interests and hobbies.

For a kid in the 60s, reading comics was like entering a whole new world. The variety of characters and adventures kept them entertained for hours. Also, comics were often shared among friends, making it a social activity.

For a kid in the 70s, reading comics was a form of escape. They were cheap, accessible, and full of adventure and imagination. It was a simple joy that brought hours of fun.

I can't give an accurate answer because this question depends on many factors such as the size of the comic and novel market in different countries, cultural preferences and trends, and so on. However, based on some research and statistics, some relevant results could be obtained. On a global scale, comics had a larger audience than novels. Comics were usually more visual than novels, and it was easier to attract young readers and had a larger market size on a global scale. According to the market research firm Comic Book reports, the global comics market has been growing over the past few decades and is now worth more than 10 billion dollars. However, novels are still a very popular form of entertainment, especially in some cultures. In some countries, the market for novels might be larger than that of comics. For example, in the United States, novels have a larger audience than comics, and the market for Japanese novels far exceeds that of comics. Comics and novels were both popular forms of entertainment, and the specific audience depended on regional and cultural factors.

Absolutely! It's a wonderful way to explore different stories and art styles. Just find a genre or series that interests you and dive in.