Cartoonist's Dream

Some people like to read handsome men and beautiful women in comics; some people like to read plots in comics; some people like to read paintings in comics;Due to the different angles of understanding comics, thousands of people will have thousands of opinions.

The plot was originally copied directly.Although

"It's hard to say. It's the first time that a booklet serialized by a mainland magazine has sold well in my country, and it's not an American comic such as Batman or Superman. Maybe it's because the Manga Association deliberately set up a card for the mainland?"

Keiko, who was listening, nodded.Indeed, Hong Kong has now returned to the mainland, and Shangguo Publishing House also stated that the cartoonists are all Chinese in the 1/3 column of the booklet.Considering the interests of the comics in the country, it is indeed possible to deliberately set up the card...

At least some hints can be seen from domestic magazines. The first boycott message appeared was the sp agency.As soon as I received the news that Shangguo Publishing House was preparing to publish six separate volumes, I immediately gave "Magic Apprentice" a [nothing new, old-fashioned] evaluation. Taking "Shangguo Magazine" as a breakthrough point, the rest of the comics of Shangguo Publishing House were slandered.

Kyoshiro, who was sitting on an old magazine and opened the cover from time to time to take a few bites of food, looked up at Keiko.Keiko has no deep relationship with Shangguo Publishing House, but she is someone who has watched that publishing house grow up, so she seems a little emotional.

"Will it be banned forever?" Keiko asked.

"I don't think it should be possible." Meijia said with a frown, "Isn't it a real 18th manga? It's probably just a temporary delay. When the rush of new book releases is over, the result of the re-approval should come out."

"The brains of college students are indeed better than that of me, Obasan. Can you see if there is a way to get the goods again?"

"Purchase from outside without approval? Manager, do you want to sell illegal goods?"

As soon as Mika finished speaking, Keiko shook her head lightly.

"...I don't think it's illegal, I just feel that the Manga Association is making too much of a fuss. Comic books are not magazines that will become obsolete. It is unlikely that anyone will buy the "Shounen Jump" magazine in 95. But if it is the "Dragon Ball" manga book, Someone will buy it now or ten years from now."

Anyone who sells magazines knows that magazines sell one issue and lose one issue, and few customers will come to buy the second and third issues when the fifth issue comes out.Even if there are one or two people like this occasionally, if the previous magazines are still in stock, I will find them to satisfy him. If not, I am sorry. It is not the fault of the store that the old magazines are out of stock.

Of course, as a bookstore that will not disappoint customers, it should be a warehouse like Chuanjiao Bookstore, where unsalable used magazines can be piled up for four to five years.You can find rare products that no other store sells in this bookstore. Customers who have traveled to more than a dozen stores come here to find treasures. The Chuanjiao store will undoubtedly bring them a better shopping experience.Ordinary small stores that also sell magazines have no warehouses, and they can only buy one issue and throw away the other.

Comic books are different from comic magazines. Even if a new comic is released to the tenth or even a hundred volumes, the old comics in the first volume can still sell well.

"Having said that, there is still an impact if you miss the prime sale period. People who bought the first book will easily buy the second book, and very few people who didn't buy the first book will buy the second book." As soon as she finished speaking, Meijia sighed, "There can be development only when there is competition. Chinese painters should improve their painting skills and create more and better comics, instead of letting those stubborn old people stop other countries by using means such as stumbling blocks and prohibiting sales. develop."

Keiko nodded in agreement.Protectionism is bad, just like raising a child without doting, the more you dote, the weaker you are.What's more, domestic manga is not a child stage. From the establishment of the Tokyo Manga Association in 1915 to now, Japanese manga has become a behemoth in the manga industry.

The real children should be China. At this time, Chinese comics are just like Japanese comics in the 10 years before World War II. The comics are purely "props for children's entertainment."Nowadays, under the leadership of Shangguo Publishing House, comics in mainland China are finally showing signs of development, and the majestic Empire of Japan rides a war horse to give the child a blow.

This "one stick" probably didn't intend to wake up the ignorant child, but just wanted to kill it like the war of aggression against China... The Manga Association's actions are obviously ulterior motives.

Immediately afterwards, there were rumors that the Japanese manga industry would soon raise tariffs on manga.

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