Why are comic books still struggling despite comic book movies being huge?

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The Something Awful Forums > The Finer Arts > BSS: Bisexual Super Son > Why are comic books still struggling despite comic book movies being huge?

FilthyImp: Sep 30, 2002; Anime Deviant

Nystral posted:

Does Manga have the same breaks that creative owned comics like Saga has adopted?

Usually a "break" in a manga publishing schedule is preceeded by the author making a statement like "Hello and thank you for your support for Iron Mouse Magical Academy! I regret to announce that my hands were crushed last week and I am unable to finish volume 78 on time. I will need to take a week off and will double my efforts so that Vol 79 is right on schedule! Please continue your support!!!"

The amount of work those things require is insanely unhealthy, as the poster above mentioned.

Unless you publish online like the person that did Musou Telepathy. Then you're just beholden to yourself.

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