“They [comic books] are not a genre… they are a source of great stories and colorful characters”
— Michael Uslan
Simplified Meaning:
Comic books aren't just one type of story, like only action or only superhero tales. They are a way to tell all kinds of stories with different characters. Just like movies and books can be about love, adventure, or mystery, comic books can be about anything. For example, think about the story of Batman. It's not just about fighting crime; it's also about a man dealing with his past and trying to make the world better. Another example is the comic "Maus" by Art Spiegelman, which tells a serious story about the Holocaust and family history. This shows that comic books can tackle different subjects and emotions. So, if you like stories and interesting characters, there’s probably a comic book out there for you regardless of what you usually enjoy reading or watching.
