Are comic books presented in parts or issues?

Comics can be presented in either parts or issues. It depends on the publisher's strategy and the nature of the story. Sometimes, a long story is divided into multiple parts or issues to make it more manageable for production and distribution.

Most comic books are presented in parts or episodes. It's a common way to keep the story going and build suspense for readers.

Social issues like inequality, environmental problems, and mental health could be shown. They offer a visual way to raise awareness and start conversations.

It depends. Some comics are divided into episodes, while others are organized into issues. It varies based on the comic series and the publisher's style.

One common gender issue in comics is the underrepresentation of female characters in leading roles.

Historical issues in comics can range from glorifying violence in certain historical periods to presenting a one-sided view of complex historical conflicts. This can lead to misunderstandings among readers.

I'm not sure exactly, but there are quite a few. It might be in the dozens.

The amount of comic book issues sold is really hard to pin down. It depends on factors like the comic's characters, story, and how well it's promoted. Big superhero comics usually sell more than niche or indie ones.

The stripes in comic books can vary a lot. Sometimes they're used for shading or to add texture to objects and characters.

One of the social issues in 'Pulp Fiction' is violence. The movie shows a lot of brutal and random acts of violence, which reflects on the violent nature that can exist in society. It makes us think about how violence is a part of some sub - cultures and how it can affect people's lives.