Why are comics dying while manga is thriving?

Maybe it's because the traditional comic book industry hasn't adapted well to changing reader preferences. They might not be offering enough diverse and contemporary stories.

Comics might be dying because their marketing and distribution strategies haven't kept up with changing consumer preferences. Also, the stories and art styles might not be appealing enough to a wide audience anymore.

Another factor might be the high cost of running a brick-and-mortar comics shop. Rent, inventory, and staffing can all be expensive.

It could be part of a new plot development or a creative decision to add drama and depth to the story.

Maybe it's because of the rise of digital media and less interest from younger generations.

Maybe they think it's some sort of morbid form of entertainment or they want to document a tragic event without considering the ethical implications. It's a sad reflection of society's insensitivity at times.

Perhaps it's a way to shock the readers or create a sense of mystery. Maybe it's part of a curse or a ritual that's crucial to the manga's plot development.

Maybe it's because of the rise of digital media and people spending more time on screens. Comics have some competition.

I don't think so. Comics still have a loyal fan base and new titles are constantly being released.

No, comics aren't dying. They still have a dedicated fan base and new creators constantly bringing fresh ideas.