People of all ages, especially young children, follow comic strips in magazines and the movies. Who is your favourite superhero —Spiderman? Wonder Woman? These heroes have been aus for a long time. Comics came out even e. In ancient times, people made funny drawings of animals on paper.
We knew comic strips during the 1800s and they remain much the same style today. These comics are drawn in connected boxes. The boxes usually show a dramatic story. Some comic strips are printed in n, which often continue from day to day. Some people even read the comics before they read the front page.
The comic books fappeared during the 1930s. It'sthat everyone wanted to read comic books. They loved reading about the adventures of The Man of Steel and Batman. During the1940s, the nation was at war and some comic book characters, such as Captain America, reflected(反映) the times. Others, such as Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck, made people laugh during this ttime in history.
After the war, people became linterested in old superheroes, so new ones had to be made. The new superheroes, such as Fantastic Four, X-Men, and Spiderman, talked and acted more like rpeople. As time went on, comic books had to compete with TV because TV has oa lot of fun to people.
Comic strips are usually good for a laugh or at least a smile. But they have held a place in history. They take people away from their daily lives i another world. In this world, the hero always wins, and failure only comes to the bad guys.
