Hello everyone,
i just joined and i want to know how i can get to read a comic.
Because whenever i click,it just leads me to a information page.
Not sure where do i go from there.
Help is greatly appreciated.
So help please?

1st you should read the rules in the forums.
If you keep looking and around the site you'll
find what your look for.

Welcome by the way.

1. Go to a shop.
2. Buy it. (Possibly skipable.)
3. Read it.

Well, that won't work if it isn't licensed...

First off this place is manga, comic is 'what! err amircan stuff'. As said go find look and buy it from the normal out lets. You know the one's.

For Manga, very easy to find Mamsmilk!
You, Go follow the links to sights that have. Look, get subs and then go buy the pro transalte thing, when it comes up in your home place! Yes Yes.
not much more. Oh one more thing have a good veiwer prog such as CDisplay or whatever, see other threads for that.
Then have fun reading,


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I hope you did not mean to guide me. >___>

Mangas ARE comics, you weeaboos

Absolutely not! >.<

They actually are. xD But they're called Japanese Comics, more familiar under the name "Manga". ... I think. >.<

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The word comic would mean something with comedy, right?

i think its only bcuz comics developed from those mini comic parodys at the newspapers...
and then came spiderman, batman, and superman, and developed the area, but the name "comic" remained...

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Well the word Manga translated, means "whimsical pictures"

No matter which way you look at it manga are comics there just the Japanese version,
as it was that manga came about after the end of WW2 when during and after the U.S. occupation of Japan that manga was strongly shaped by United States cultural influences.

Yes I'm amazed at how frequent color blindness is in the world... I'd have never guessed.