Outside of America the word "comic", as in C.O.M.I.C, is used to refer to capeshit stories.
Pretty much the same way Americans use "manga" for moeshit.
>>81885951
>Outside of America the word "comic", as in C.O.M.I.C, is used to refer to capeshit stories.
False.
t. Outside of America
It's pretty much the same way here. Most people consider "comics" to be DC and Marvel and everything else is "grahpic novels".
>>81886003
Is english the first language in your country?
>>81886060
No.
>>81886083
Well I spoke out of experience
In France I heard "bd" for comics and "comic" for capeshit
In latin America I heard "tebeo" or "historieta" for comics and "comic" for capeshit
In Brazil I heard "cuadrinho" for comics and "comic" for capeshit
In Italy I heard "fumetto" for comics and "comic" for capeshit
But maybe it is not the same in your own
>>81886250
>In Brazil I heard "cuadrinho" for comics and "comic" for capeshit
I read and collect comics, I'm from Brazil, literally nobody says that
>>81886050
That's pretty pretentious though.
>>81886250
>In latin America I heard "tebeo" or "historieta" for comics and "comic" for capeshit
They're 100% interchangeable, "tira comica" and "novela grafica" are also used liberally.
“That pompous phrase (graphic novel) was thought up by some idiot in the marketing department of DC. I prefer to call them Big Expensive Comics.”
-Alan Moore
Except no you fucking retard. While here in the UK capeshit is the most popular, we have two prominent non-capeshits; 2000AD and Viz. In the rest of Europe fucking Disney comics tower over all others in popularity.
>the same way Americans use "manga" for moeshit.
But we don't do that, bait-senpai.
>>81886602
"I have grown to hate my medium and everything I have ever created. I want to kill myself but if I did it would convince the only people who still listen to me that I am really insane. Which I am."
-Alan Moore
