Could comics be considered literature?

Yes, comics can be considered literature. They often tell stories, have characters, and convey themes and messages just like traditional literary forms.

Yes, comics can be considered literature. They often tell stories and convey ideas and emotions through visual and textual means.

I don't think so. Comics can be a form of literature as they tell stories and convey ideas through images and text.

Sure, comics are a form of literature. They use visual and textual elements to communicate powerful messages and engage readers. Some comics have even become classics and are studied in academic settings.

Online literature is a type of literature. Although it is published and disseminated on the Internet, it still has the basic characteristics of literature, including imagination, emotional expression, character creation, plot construction, and so on. Like other forms of literature, online literature also required a certain level of literary expression and aesthetic value. Therefore, although the spread and convenience of online literature may bring some challenges to it in some aspects, it should still be classified as literature.

It depends. Some comics can be very profound and tackle serious themes, so they could be seen as serious literature. But many are just for entertainment.

Comics have the ability to be literature. They often have complex characters, engaging plots, and can explore various themes and topics, just like novels or poems.

Sure. Comics frequently have a sequential nature, with new issues or volumes released over time, making them a form of serial literature. They often build on previous installments to advance the plot and character arcs.