#manga

Are eco-friendly manga publishers making you switch from physical to digital?

Are you still buying physical manga with paper costs rising in 2025?

Has the price of physical volumes made you switch to digital-only?

Is reading manga on a tablet actually better than collecting physical volumes, or are you just paying more for less?

Would you switch from physical manga to digital to reduce your carbon footprint?

Is digital art killing the soul of manga and comics, or is pen-and-ink nostalgia just gatekeeping?

Is Berserk overrated as a "mature" manga, or do people just say that to sound deep?

How do you think AI art will actually affect indie comics and manga going forward?

Is it worth starting anime and manga from the Big Three in 2024?

With streaming platforms dropping shows, are you returning to manga first?

Is reading Naruto still worth it in 2025 or should I skip it?

Is 'One Piece' overhyped because of nostalgia, or does it genuinely deserve its legendary status?

Is it morally wrong to collect physical manga when digital saves trees and shelf space?

Am I missing something, or has the quality of English paperback prints from big manga publishers tanked recently?

Is the obsession with complete box sets just marketing that casuals fall for?

After recent streaming price hikes, are you revisiting older manga series instead of new ones?

Are you buying fewer manga volumes because of the cost of living?