[Mesnick]

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Originally Posted by EpsilonX

I don't subscribe to this idea that we're supposed to love something for the early years of our lives and then suddenly start to hate it. I don't see how enjoying comic books as an adult is any different from growing up playing baseball with your dad and then turning around and playing baseball with your kid, for example. The things that we enjoy in our youth do a lot to shape who we will become as adults.

I also don't subscribe to the idea that comic books are only for kids. They're simply a storytelling format - some stories are for kids, some are for adults.

Here we are not talking about comics in general, but specifically about superheroics. After all, all the cases when people in reality tried to fight crime (and sometimes even in costumes) have very sad consequences. Well, and let Scorsese be an old greedy grumbler, it is still a fact that due to the popularity of the MCU, cinema, and therefore its viewers, have noticeably become dumber. In the sense, not so long ago, adventure films were about solving all sorts of quests.