They don't seem to similar and arguably don't have any overlap. The comic threads also seem to be drowned out by the cartoon threads most of the time.
They both have a big emphasis on visual art and stylization. They're also both equally lowbrow and aimed towards a younger audience. There is no /co/ equivalent of The Godfather or Breaking Bad, they're fundamentally lower-brow mediums than /tv/. How else would you organize it? You can't lump cartoons in with /tv/. If you split them between the comic board and the cartoon board, let's be real, the comic board would be laughably dead
>>151781534>They're also both equally lowbrow and aimed towards a younger audience.I wouldn't give a child crossed or the boys. Infact a lot of adult movies are just shy adaptations of comics./, it's just only cape comics advertise they are cape adaptations If you split the boards, the comic board would actually be faster than /his/ and even if it's slow, that would be a good thing because storytimes would last longer on the catalog
>>151781488Anime and manga share a board. And that board moves ten times faster than this.
>>151781609That's because many popular manga get anime adaptations.
>>151781488I doubt a comic board would even sustain itself
>>151781488Cartoon fags are too autistic to be given their own board
>>151781488/Co/mics board would be deader than /u/
It's a joke made to contrast with /a/'s anime and manga.
