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Topic	I actually agree with Bill Maher on Stan Lee.
Questionmarktarius 11/19/18 11:27:59 AM #33:	Slayerblade11 posted... NovigradDrunk posted... Doom_Art posted... NovigradDrunk posted... literary equivalent to something like Fahrenheit 451 in comic book form. I can think of several graphic novels and comic stories that I'd put up with some books Yet The Avengers is infinitely more well known and popular in American culture than Fahrenheit 451. So much so that book stores are becoming extinct yet Hollywood keeps pumping out this comic book trash and they keep making billions. That is scary. Fun things sell more and are more appealing than unfun things who would have guessed? The only thing leading to the extinction of books is the internet, and even that won't do it. <cite>Questionmarktarius posted [p:912673976] in I actually... [t:77217644]...</cite> <quote><cite>Slayerblade11 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>NovigradDrunk posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Doom_Art posted...</cite> <quote><cite>NovigradDrunk posted...</cite> <quote>literary equivalent to something like Fahrenheit 451 in comic book form.</quote> I can think of several graphic novels and comic stories that I'd put up with some books</quote> Yet The Avengers is infinitely more well known and popular in American culture than Fahrenheit 451. So much so that book stores are becoming extinct yet Hollywood keeps pumping out this comic book trash and they keep making billions. That is scary.</quote> Fun things sell more and are more appealing than unfun things who would have guessed?</quote> The only thing leading to the extinction of books is the internet, and even that won't do it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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