American comics are finsihed

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00:00I'm Mandy. All my life, I've been the kid of a superhero, but really, I'm like the opposite of my mom, Starfire.

00:08She can fly and shoot starbolts. I can't do any of that.

00:12Now, Blackfire, my evil aunt, shows up and tells me it's time to meet my fate.

00:19So now, I have to battle her for the throne of Tamarin, wherever that is.

00:23And since I'm not my mother, what happens next is going to be totally messed up.

00:30Let's go.

00:32Hey, guys. Welcome back to Inupersis. Once again, this is your host, Nidhi, and today's that could be doing something a little bit different.

00:41Okay, now, if you guys noticed in the past, I've talked about comic books and the state of the industry.

00:47You know, nothing really too deep, but I'm focusing on certain ones that were coming out that look very bad.

00:57You know, you know the usual suspects.

01:00And today, it seems that you have another one to be added to that list.

01:04This one is called, I'm not Starfire.

01:07And before I get into that, I have to say, I mean, at least they are honest, right?

01:14She's not Starfire, and she doesn't look like it.

01:19So I'll give them that it's not Starfire.

01:21Yeah, this new comic.

01:24At first glance, you probably think, okay, what sort of fan fiction, which is this?

01:31And then you're probably looking at how you realize, wait a minute, this isn't fan fiction.

01:36This is actually, this is being distributed by DC Comics, and it's an actual thing being promoted.

01:44And it's not something that you would just find on divine art.

01:50It's an actual thing.

01:53Sad to say, right?

01:54Now, at this point, there really isn't anything much more I can say, other than what I said when I talked about the new others from Marvel that came out last year, or DC's Gotham High.

02:07You know, those were two very incredibly new levels in the industry.

02:15And for some reason, people seem to think that this fad of trying to appeal to a very fringe group of mentally unstable people is going to work for them.

02:31It's not, okay?

02:32Just because, you know, Gotham High and the new ones that a lot of people talking about doesn't mean it's successful.

02:40Okay, just have a lot of people that shit on it.

02:44Okay, that doesn't equal success.

02:46Success is due to buy from sales and ratings.

02:52Alright?

02:53And if you look at the ratings for those TV-verse comics, I have to tell you, it's spoiler alert, it's not good.

03:05Alright?

03:05So, those of you who are trying to defend this as soon as it was popular, it's not in that way you think it is.

03:15Tipped with my view.

03:16The storyline is basically about Starfire's daughter called Manda.

03:23She is this little girl, teenage girl.

03:28She doesn't like her parents because Starfire is a superhero and she's very popular.

03:35And she doesn't really want to be refined by that.

03:38She tries to be the opposite of Starfire.

03:41She dies her hair and she gains weight and she gets fat.

03:45And obnoxious and out-looking.

03:47And she tries to be, you know, basically the opposite of Starfire, you know, to try and make her own identity.

03:55That sort of, you know, cliche stuff.

03:58You know, I'm not going to be what you want, I'm going to do my own thing.

04:03That sort of, cliche teenager type stuff.

04:07Okay?

04:10For some reason, these writers and these publishers, like DC and Marvel's publishers,

04:18they still think these fads are popular.

04:23Even though they weren't really a lot popular to begin with,

04:26and not really a fad at this point,

04:29they still think it's a good way to introduce new characters and new storylines.

04:35And it's not okay.

04:37People are over this.

04:39They don't give a shit about this anymore.

04:41The next thing I said from that is the artwork.

04:46Okay, suffice to say, I don't really like to dig on the artwork when it comes to like this stuff.

04:51But given that this is comic books, right?

04:55These are superheroes, you know, talking about that.

04:59You'd expect them to look like superheroes.

05:02You know, that, you know, the sort of artwork and design that you've been used to from the 90s

05:08or the 80s going back.

05:11And even some of the early 2000s, you know, the characters are well defined

05:17and they look a certain way.

05:19Okay, they were like that for a reason.

05:23You know, they set a standard in the genre of the industry.

05:29Here, it just looks like, okay, they got these fads and then they just go and they

05:36got this artist from Divine Art who does illustrations and fan fiction drawings

05:43and they just put them to do the artwork.

05:46That's what it looks like.

05:48You know, it doesn't look like they have any actual talent working in their, you know,

05:53the designs and drawing these characters and designing these new worlds for these stories.

06:01Like, literally, I'm not saying less to dig on the artists, personally speaking,

06:08because the artists are Yoshi, Yoshitani.

06:11I mean, she's actually a pretty decent artist, all things considered.

06:18If you look at her work, she does some pretty good illustrations, very well-covered and very well-detailed.

06:24But, ideally, those are just the illustrations.

06:30When you look at comic book and superheroes, you don't think of illustrations.

06:33You think of, like, actual, you know, hands-on character designs,

06:39where they have these very distinct features and look to them.

06:46Now, you can see them in the animation, right?

06:49But here, you just have this sort of illustration that made it look like it came from some very cheap person.

06:57And that's the last thing you want to have when it comes to the way you're stuck with this island.

07:04Like, how it looks.

07:05Like, regardless of how it's written and all the shit that they cram in there to sort, like, sell to you.

07:16The way how it's executed, how it's portrayed.

07:20When you have people making fun of your illustration and drawing the characters to make them look

07:27more attractive, more appealing in a way, then you know you've kind of done something wrong.

07:32Okay, just saying, I can't help but think like, okay, people, random people on the internet

07:38could actually do a better job than this.

07:41So, why can't the people who are actually working for these publishers do a better job?

07:47This is where it actually starts to get really clear and explain everything.

07:52Okay, when you actually look up the people who are writing the story, then so they use new comics,

07:59these new writers, and you see what they look like.

08:02Then you know, that explains everything.

08:05Like, it makes sense that this type of person would write that and why these comics are the way it is.

08:13You know, when you look at the writer for this one,

08:16she's literally the girl in the story.

08:20You know, there's something you're a girl, except she's actually 45 years old.

08:25She's an old lady, she's single, you know, she's not married, she's single, she doesn't have no kids.

08:31And you know, at that age, it's usually a sign of very poor decisions, to put it lightly.

08:39You know, she basically inserted herself into a story to sort of like basically make herself out to be

08:48like this new hero icon for this younger generation.

08:55And it's not working because stylus people don't like this.

09:00You know, this new generation of comic writers, they try to say,

09:03or they want to tell stories and, you know, make these characters represent people in the real world today.

09:11And the people in the real world don't really think like this.

09:15You know, I mean, maybe if you go to like certain places, to be specific,

09:19you can find people like this.

09:20But in general speaking, women don't really think like this.

09:25You know, they're not short, fat, absaki, and have died here.

09:29And they're sort of like moody emotions and rebellious ways.

09:36I mean, that's a certain minority of women you're targeting.

09:41And they're probably more likely not going to buy this into this because they're not

09:47comic book oriented people.

09:50So you already feel on that front,

09:53hiring someone who basically ensue yourself into the comic and trying to appeal to people who

10:01don't even care about the shit ideas spending its money on to produce.

10:05It goes to show to you, you know, in the grandest key of things,

10:09why manga is flourishing right now compared to American comics.

10:14Because in manga, well, mostly, generally speaking, in manga,

10:21the writers aren't doing all this sort of crazy, you know, pandering,

10:29and these, you know, worthy political SJW themes putting into their stories,

10:37or they're doing how the characters look.

10:40And if you've seen manga, you know that they have their characters look a certain way.

10:46That's one thing.

10:47They also have them very exaggerated.

10:51We know that for sure.

10:53The whole category is tsundere is all that type of stuff.

10:56They do it because it works.

10:58It's what the people like to see in their mangas.

11:01That's why mangas work.

11:03And that's why it's getting more popular,

11:04because more and more people who are watching American comics,

11:07and come across in manga, doing all this cool stuff.

11:10And they're like, oh, well, this is actually interesting.

11:13And this goes to show you, like, why manga is the future,

11:17and how a single manga seer can literally outsell an entire industry

11:24in just a short of two years.

11:28Okay, this is why.

11:31It's right here.

11:32And this whole time you're like sitting on here wondering,

11:35but what is that manga does that American comics does now?

11:41And the answer to that question is pretty simple.

11:44Manga, it actually still presents interesting, entertaining stories to the reader.

11:52It's not trying to push propaganda on them or sell them some sort of fan that doesn't exist anymore

12:04and most importantly doesn't have the writers inserting themselves into a storyline to make them

12:10look like some sort of icon or something like that, you know, virtue signal and preach to the masses.

12:19Okay, you don't see that in manga unless you're like looking for it.

12:23You don't see it generally speaking in manga.

12:26And that's why more and more people are going towards that because they're fed up of scenes in American comics.

12:33You know, it's like basic businesses 101.

12:37Like if you don't find something here, you go somewhere else to get it.

12:42And that's what we've been seeing this whole time.

12:46And from the looks of it, it seems that we're going to continue to see more of this down the road.

12:52Unless if these publishers start hiring actual writers and actual artists again.

13:01But that is my take on it though.

13:04Now, let me know what you guys think in the comment section below, however.

13:08This I'm not Starfire comic, what do you guys think about it?

13:14Do you think it looks good? Do you think it looks bad?

13:17Now, what's your thoughts on the American comic industry in general?

13:22And what do you think about mangas in comparison?

13:26Let me know in the comment section below and be sure to check out my other videos.

13:29And I guess I'll see you guys later.

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