Serious question — who reads comic books? They’re something I associate with the 1930s or 40s - essentially pre-TV generation entertainment. I’m 46 and never read one, and can’t remember ever once seeing anyone I know read one. (We did watch the Archie and Superheroes cartoons, though). Maybe the reason they’ve all gone so far left is because the only readers are a bunch of old leftists....?
“Serious question — who reads comic books?”
Most of the people who read them nowadays are hardcore “comic book nerds”. There were still a lot of kids reading them in the 80s/90s, but they don’t sell them in regular stores anymore. You either have to get a subscription, or go to the comic book store to pick them up now.
Comics, for a long time, have stopped being comics with single issue storylines. Most comics have become more like novels with story arcs that can span for many months and even years.
A lot of people like that.
I have a small collection called 'Semper Fi - Tales of the Marine Corps' put out by Marvel in the mid 90s.