Ever since comics first became popular in the 1930s, they were viewed as something for children’s entertainment. Comics were fun to read, but served no real purpose as a source of literature. It is because of this that comics were not read widely and were not viewed as anything but entertainment. In order to fix this authors at the time decided to sophisticate comics by including more complex stories and figurative language. …show more content…
At first, authors tried to appeal to adults, but over time this caused children to lose interest in the more popular comics and refer back to the cartoons that children love. To make comics popular once again, comic books need to be written with what kids want in mind. The future of comic book popularity is in the hands of children. In “Kid’s Stuff” by Michael Chabon, the author believes that once authors appeal to kids’ desires, comics will once again be a beloved form of