#manga industry

Does digital art ruin the soul of manga, or is it the only way the industry can survive?

Are weekly manga chapters killin' the planet when you could just wait for a collected volume?

With rising manga prices, are you switching to digital-only collections?

Is AI manga coloring ruining the art, or is it just better value?

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

Is AI manga translation ruining the original art form for you?

After the latest licensing crackdowns, is the scanlation era actually over?

Is the Netflix anime boom making physical manga harder to justify?

Are weekly manga releases ruining artistic quality compared to monthly or webcomic formats?

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

Does anyone else think Berserk's hiatus ruined the whole epic vibe of dark fantasy?

Is digital manga a lazy compromise or the only sustainable future for the industry?

Are webcomics like Solo Leveling devouring the traditional manga industry?

What's your take on cheap subscription services for reading anime and manga legally?

Are modern manga volumes overpriced for the quality of paper and art you’re getting?

Would you switch from manga to webtoons if the art quality got more consistent?

How eco-friendly is the manga industry, or am I just kidding myself?

Are digital manga collections still worth it after recent price hikes?

How do you justify paying for weekly Shonen Jump when series keep getting axed?

With AI rewriting classic manga, are scanlations dying off?