I think the purpose of writing graphic novels is the fact of what the source is: comic books for lack of a general term. This can lead to demoralize hardcore readers, thinking comics are nothing more than a childish past time and never meant for something of a more broader term. And yet, comics still exist. Why is that? Yes, in the 'silver age' of comics, the plots could be childish and silly, perhaps even dark considering where some comics have started. The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles began as a very dark comic book with violence and blood out the wazoo. Yet now the characters have changed for better or worse as a more prolific novel, invoking ideals and themes most ninja turtle comics don't see back then. I myself am working on my own graphic novel, see below, and wanted to have start as such. The reason why is a matter of perspective. Simply saying that someone is going to break their car accidentally and then go to sulk about it in a story would take time and ef...
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