American Comics

American comics are illustrated narratives, often published as comic books or strips, that feature a combination of artwork and text to tell stories, usually about superheroes, adventures, or everyday life. They emerged in the early 20th century and became a significant part of American pop culture, with iconic characters like Superman, Batman, and Spider-Man. Comics use panels to convey action and dialogue, appealing to a wide audience across age groups. They have evolved into various genres and formats, including graphic novels and webcomics, and serve as a medium for storytelling, artistic expression, and cultural commentary.