Why Do We Love Marvel Comics So Much?

I love Marvel comics. In fact, they’re my favorite kind of comic. I’ve been reading them since I was a kid, but it wasn’t until recently that I realized why I like them so much: They’re easy to read, but still have multiple layers of meaning and depth.

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Plus, they feel real, they represent real emotions in relatable ways that anyone can understand. So let me explain why we (and by “we” I mean all humans) fall for these stories every time…

They feel real.

This is a huge part of why Marvel comics are so successful. They’re characters we can relate to and empathize with, even when they’re at their worst. This isn’t just because the writing is so good, but also because many of the characters are flawed human beings who feel real, they make mistakes, have regrets, and don’t always act in ways that we would if we were in their shoes.

When you read or watch a story about someone who’s perfect all the time (like Superman), it makes them seem like they exist only as an idealized version of yourself, a kind of wish fulfillment fantasy that lets us imagine what life would be like if we were more heroic or did more good deeds than we actually do. 

But when you read or watch stories about people who struggle with the same kinds of issues that you do (as many Marvel heroes do), those stories become more relatable because those characters aren’t perfect; they’re just regular people trying their best to do right by themselves and others around them, and sometimes failing miserably despite their efforts.

They have multiple layers of meaning.

Marvel Comics is a lot more than just superheroes in tights. The stories are about more than just the characters, and they have a lot of meaning and depth. In fact, many people would argue that this is what makes them so great.

They’re easy to follow.

Marvel Comics are easy to follow. You don’t have to read the whole series from start to finish, you can just pick up any issue and get a general idea of what’s going on. If you’ve missed an issue or two, it’s easy enough to piece together what happened based on the dialogue and character interactions.

The stories aren’t too complex either; they can take place over multiple issues but don’t require a long time commitment from readers/viewers.

Also, as far as comics go, Marvel features some pretty strong female characters (and male characters too). Most comic books tend towards male-dominated casts with only one or two women in their lineup, but Marvel seems more aware of the growing demand for diverse representation than other companies do.

The characters are well-rounded.

They each have unique personalities, talents, and flaws, and they all play an important role in their stories.

Some of them are even more popular than some of the men.

• The characters are well-rounded.
• Marvel characters aren’t perfect. They have flaws, and they’re not all good-looking. But they also have strengths, and you can’t help rooting for them to succeed in the end. They don’t just save the world, they save each other too. For example, the X-Men are hated by humans because they’re mutants who have special powers. But what makes them special is that their abilities come from inside themselves; it’s not something that was given to them by another person or organization (like Batman). This means that everyone has the potential to be extraordinary.
• Marvel Comics are diverse.

Conclusion

We love Marvel Comics because they’re so rich in detail and well-rounded. The characters have depth, their stories are captivating, and their worlds are vast with possibility. There’s always something new to learn about them. We hope you’ve enjoyed learning about some of our favorite characters and stories here today.