Are there any /co.-related Youtube channels that actually provide some interesting insight into the comics they discuss? I mean actually discussing the art and/or the narrative and exploring themes, techniques, stylistic choices, etc.?All of the channels I've had recommended to me by the garbage algorithm are low-effort slop, literally just retelling the story with maybe a few surface-level observations added at best.
>>155413055Yes...but i'm not telling you who
>>155413055All I can find are people reading off the plot, lore, and trivia from wikis while pretending it's from their own research.
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Unironically Linkara.
>>155413055Probably not. You're better off finding articles or blogposts about this stuff.
>>155418201This right here. READ.
>>155416675Linkara is kind of bad at reviewing. He mostly recaps the plot and makes bad jokes at times. >>155413055Try Strange Brain Parts and alex lennen. There's also sfdebris' retrospective on the Hulk comics.>>155418201Blog-wise I recommend Comic Archeologist, you can find his blog by his Legion of Super Heroes or Doctor Doom retrospectives.
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>>155419394neat thanks
>>155413055I really wish this guy would do more than just indie comics because I really do love his analysis. He's kind of inspired me to want to make my own channel analyzing classic storylines but I don't think anyone would want to watch it. https://www.youtube.com/@SCHOONdotART
There used to be this channel that did pretty good analyses of comic book art but I forgot the name. The only thing I remember is the guy would always start his videos by saying something like "today we're going to look at some of the cool stuff in the best comics."
>>155421906That was Strip Panel Naked, a channel that used be run by the letterer Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou.https://www.youtube.com/@StripPanelNaked/videos
Comic Tropes focuses much more on the art and individual artists' work, which is very appreciated.
>>155422030Right, that was it. Thanks. Too bad he stopped making videos.
