Why do I have a longing for attention in comics?

The dots in comics can be used for various reasons. Sometimes they add texture or shading to the images.

Maybe it's because comics offer a unique form of storytelling that combines visuals and text to create exciting and immersive worlds.

Comics offer a unique form of escape and entertainment. The vivid illustrations and engaging stories draw me in every time.

Perhaps it was because Netease Cloud Music was not the carrier of the story, it was just a music player, so there was no soil to create the story. Moreover, stories usually needed ups and downs in the plot and complicated relationships between the characters to be attractive. Netease Cloud Music mainly provided music services. Its storyline and character relationships might pay more attention to the expression and presentation of the music itself rather than the music-related plot.

Sometimes kids do it because they feel ignored and want to be noticed. It's their way of getting some spotlight.

Maybe it's from frequent handling or being stored improperly. If you stack them roughly or don't keep them upright, that could cause the spine to wear.

The reason could be that black cats have this mysterious and somewhat sinister reputation. Witches in comics need something to enhance their magical and scary persona, and black cats fit the bill perfectly. It's a visual and thematic choice that makes the witch character more intriguing.

Maybe it's because comics are more visually appealing. The combination of pictures and words in comics can quickly grab your attention and convey the story in a more direct and vivid way, while novels are just text-based and may seem a bit dull in comparison.

Maybe it's the sense of community. You can interact with fellow comic lovers, share your thoughts, and discover new favorites. Also, Tumblr often showcases indie and emerging comic creators that you might not find elsewhere.

I don't think there are. Comics usually aim to entertain or convey certain messages, not to be retarded.