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Are manga purists who refuse digital releases actually gatekeeping a dying medium?
As digital manga sales surge past print for the first time in 2025, purists clinging to physical volumes face accusations of alienating new readers who rely on affordable digital access. Cast your vote on whether this stance protects tradition or hastens irrelevance.
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