New Age of Comics

They are all familiar comic works. Some gadgets that only belong to that era are very interesting and evocative.

Come on, this kind of work that serializes multiple classic comics at the same time is rare. I am very curious about how the protagonist finally fulfills his wish in the works of this group of gods. Western cartoons, crispy noodles, Yu-Gi-Oh Cards, "Windmill", there are many unique memories of people born in 1980 in the article, which is very immersive.

This is a story about growing up. The protagonist gradually transforms from a copycat who plays tricks to get back home to an upright and conscientious original cartoonist, which requires a process. I also ask readers to bear with me.

Come on↖(^ω^)↗↖(^ω^)↗↖(^ω^)↗↖(^ω^)↗

I don't want to watch it when I see the main character pushing the Academy of God. The main character throws himself into the street and wants others to join him in the street 😅😅😅

It feels good! Collected Come on! Come on! ! Come on! ! !

I feel that the protagonist is a bit messy... I understand the protagonist's urgency to publish ten original comics to return to the original world, but the protagonist does not think about how to improve the plot of Shenzi Academy and supplement the explosive and memorable points of the comics to attract readers and viewers. He blindly forces readers and viewers to accept his "work" through bundling, substitution and other inferior means. This is an extremely irresponsible behavior for the readers and viewers of the book (and the protagonist published so many familiar copycat works at one time, and there is no one for the next nine original works. What to do with it), secondly, the author describes the main character's original God's Child Academy, only briefly mentioning the background, and there is no plot or specific style. I don't think it can give readers who read this book a feeling of "this is at least a similar comic work, and everyone will accept it later." Almost none. People were unwilling to buy it during the book signing, and people were unwilling to watch it after it was animated. The only positive impressions were "the first issue's art style was good" and "the theme song's magic"... However, these two items are not actually the protagonist's credit... So the protagonist brags that his work is a slow hit, and after the book signing, he should secretly blame the readers for not buying it. After being bundled with the animation, he still wonders why the ratings are at the bottom... If the protagonist really likes it The manga should really have expected this situation (according to the feedback from Shenzi Academy in the book)... Really, after seeing the animation, the impression left on me by the protagonist changed from a copycat who wanted to go home at the beginning to a deceitful, abusive, irresponsible, messy, and lack of self-awareness... The only good impression left on me by the protagonist is probably the desperate image when he stayed up late to draw the storyboard...

The author should change the name of the comic back! Don't worry about copyright issues. If you really worry about copyright issues, can you avoid infringement by changing the wording? No, that's just hiding one's ears and stealing the bell! In this case, it's better to change the name of the comic back. It's too awkward now. It's Inuyasha or Dragon Ball.

The author's starting point in the opening chapter is really good. After reading the introduction, it at least aroused my interest. I couldn't stop reading it in one breath.

I can't understand it. I can't figure out what's going on in the first chapter.

It's so beautiful. It has been collected. Welcome to visit again!