The comic book appears

I found all of the still on the history of the comic book interesting but I found the stuff about the Comics code and the history after particularly interesting. The code starts this issues in my head about censorship vs quality control.  The whole thing seemed to turn in a huge mess. Most of which may be fuel simply not allowing adult comic and kids comic to exist separately thus dooming them stuck together, pretty much forever.  It’s funny now there is still a struggle to get more kids into comic and create more all age stories. Somewhere along the line comics just seemed to get confused and in way started to overcompensate.  If I believe after the code is lifted comic become super adult, pushing out a lot of all ages stuff.   Which is why it’s funny that the Disney Ducks comic were super popular, Funny, but not surprising. Comics and cartoons share lot history and issues. One could say they are siblings in a way.  Similarly cartoon were often not given an thought but also heavily censored  because they were “for kids”.  But in a way that’s backfired because now children’s cartoons are becoming some of the best show and tv and compare to “adult cartoons” are often better written and handling much deeper topics. This is sort of where I find Disney Duck plays in. They are simple but well written stories that are fun.  And good story telling is something that is felt by both adults and children