How do superhero comics balance character development with maintaining a consistent and engaging storyline over multiple issues or series?
What are the origins and evolution of the underground comix movement, and how did it influence mainstream comics?
**What are some of the defining characteristics of the Franco-Belgian comic tradition, and how do they differ from American comics?
2. **Who are some of the most influential artists and writers in the Franco-Belgian comic scene, and what works are they best known for?
3. **How has the Franco-Belgian comic strip, known as "bande dessinée," influenced the broader European comic industry?
4. **What role have magazines like "Spirou" and "Pilote" played in the development and popularity of European comics?
5. **How do European comics address themes of culture, history, and politics differently compared to comics from other regions?
**What are the main differences between manga and manhwa, and how do these differences reflect the cultural contexts of Japan and South Korea?
2. **How has the global popularity of manga influenced the way comics are produced and consumed in Western countries?
3. **What are some of the most influential manga series of the 20th and 21st centuries, and what impact have they had on the medium at large?
