It may not seem like it, but comic books are a huge part of the history of many nations. You can go to any country in the world and find comic books for sale. Such as the U.S., which has been the largest comic book producer in the world since it produced its first comic book in 1934.
Comics go much farther back than 1934 in the form of comic strips commonly seen in the newspaper. But, if you’ve ever read a comic book or comic strip you’re probably wondering why the word “comic” is in the title. The reason is, when comic strips first came out, their main focus was humor, so naturally the first comic books were focused on humor. But in today’s modern comic books, humor isn’t the focal point.
There are many other genres of comic books, as seen in Japan and Europe. However in America, the superhero genre leaves the others in the dust. But what makes comic books so popular? Well generally, it’s the thrilling adventures of superheroes like Superman, Spiderman and Batman, which are known as some of the best comic books around. However, a big factor behind the popularity of comic books in today’s world is rare comic books.
If you could take a survey of all the comic book collectors in the world on what type of comics they collected, the most common answer you would hear would be the rare ones. Whether we collect them or not it’s always fun to have something rare in our possession.
But despite all the exciting things we hear about comic books, they have definitely had their share of ups and downs, which is how the Gold, Silver, and Bronze ages of comic books were created. Each one of these ages has brought something new and unique to comic books which has revolutionized comics into the marvelous books they are today.
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