Why were 90s and 2000s cartoons full of fourth wall breaks?

Im aware they've been around since the goldenage of animation like looney tunes. But the the 2000s really dominated the trope. Shows like Garfield and friends, Ren and stimpy, Chowder, and the Grim adventures of Billy and mandy were obsessed with it. To the point were fourthwall breaks just became cliche and unfunny.

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u/Appropriate-Loss5381 — 2 days ago

Name a Cartoon you like that can be hard to watch at times.

Me personally i choose catdog. a cat and dog being conjoined is a pretty neat concept, and the plots and humor can be pretty funny. But I hate how mean spirited the show can be at times, especially Cat. Another one is Foster's home for imaginary friends. Bloo can be absolutely insufferable, infact I can barely sit through some episodes because of how narcissistic he is.

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u/Appropriate-Loss5381 — 2 days ago

Should I read, Spectacular spiderman; disassembled, before evolve or die?

I know disassembled is where Peter gets kissed by a spider lady and gets organic webbing inspired by the raimi films. Should I read it even though I know the plot?

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u/Appropriate-Loss5381 — 2 days ago

If sam raimi is into horror why doesn't he like venom?

Originally raimi wanted the vulture instead, but Sony pushed venom into the movie. And i know he didnt grow up with the character, but venom is underrated Af. I get see any spidey fan not liking him.

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u/Appropriate-Loss5381 — 3 days ago

This video has to be ragebait.

He starts stating "Garfield is a picker eater that only enjoys Italian food" which is obviously bullshit. I mean sure we all know Italian is garfield favorite, but he likes just about all foods in general. He definitely doesnt do any research before making shorts, he just pulls whatever he says out of his ass. Ask anyone who knows Garfield, they can confirm this guy's a liar.

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u/Appropriate-Loss5381 — 3 days ago

Is this wolverine run good?

They're selling it for a cheap price, and I just wanted to know if I should check it out.

u/Appropriate-Loss5381 — 12 days ago

Born again is not the greatest Daredevil comic.

Why do people treat Born again like it's citizen kane? Honestly, I think Frank millers earlier work on the title was more groundbreaking and exciting. I mean the battles between DD, Electra, and bullseye, were so bad ass. Not to mention, DD #170 from 1981, was when the kingpin became daredevil's foe. Don't get me wrong, im not hating on born again. It's a fine read, im just more into action and suspense than a deep emotional story. But guardian devil, written by Kevin smith, is my favorite daredevil story ngl.

u/Appropriate-Loss5381 — 13 days ago
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Incredible hulk; John bryne, Ron garney.

So, I've been seeing this tpb lately at the comic shop, And I think it looks pretty interesting to me. I like lately 90s & early 2000s comic books. I heard this run is action packed and light hearted compared to most dark and psychological horror hulk stories. But anyhow, does anyone think I should get this? What is your personal opinion on this run?

u/Appropriate-Loss5381 — 14 days ago

Anthem, graphic novel.

Has anyone ever read this graphic novel? If so, how would you rate it? Im just wondering, because I've been seeing it at my local comic shop, and Im kinda interested in checking it out.

u/Appropriate-Loss5381 — 14 days ago
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Hulk; heart of the atom, is a great read

Tbh, this is my favorite hulk book so far, I highly recommend it. I wish silver age hulk comics were mentioned more often. But it seems people only care for the later dark and psychological, runs like peter david, and immortal hulk.

u/Appropriate-Loss5381 — 14 days ago

Is Avenging Spider-man any good?

Im a hardcore spidey fan, I just want to know what you guys think about this run. I'll definitely read it,

since it has wolverine, spiderwoman, and red hulk, on the cover.

u/Appropriate-Loss5381 — 14 days ago