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I’ve never read comic books (except for Jack Chick tracts) and do adults read them and why?

I don’t want to make their readers angry but with an infinite supply of real books with an infinite supply of worlds in them, I don’t see the attraction to adults; never saw it as a kid either.

This development is disturbing. Either they’re writing these homo scenarios for the adult perv market or they’re for children with the purpose of indoctrinating as well as making this mental illness mainstream.

Culturally, we are at the edge of a precipice and once we go over, I can’t imagine what will happen but soon, it will be anything goes and you better celebrate it.

Soon, they’re going to start going down the road towards decriminalization of hard drugs like coke, meth or heroin.
I don’t think Heroin users are violent although I’ve never met one but I know that people on meth or coke are frying their brains as well as their souls and the amount of violence associated with these drugs is staggering.

Never in my wildest dreams did I expect to see what has happened in the last twenty years.

...do adults read them and why?
I don’t want to make their readers angry but with an infinite supply of real books with an infinite supply of worlds in them, I don’t see the attraction to adults; never saw it as a kid either.

We're not that literate of a culture any longer, and just wait until the touch-pad generation gets out of high school. There is some obvious talent involved in creating the art and in adding the dialog and, if done well, in the story-telling. That said, I'm with you, I like a plain old book with lots of words.

Not a big fan of comics, but I love fantasy. Same basic idea if things that are completely imaginary and could never happen, but tend to be quite conservative in beliefs.
Sword of truth series was great- the whole series was the heroes trying to fight for the rights of individual over “greater good.”
If I want to read, give me a book that has a good message and doesn’t rely on pictures.