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That’s where slice-of-life comics come into play. These comics are relaxing, chill, and down-to-earth. They portray everyday events, from the slow fall into love to everyday chaos.

Mark Fuller, Comic Book UK chief executive, said: “Comics are one of the jewels in the crown of the UK’s creative industries and there is enormous untapped potential for further growth.

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It can be hard to find another comic that achieves that, and the fact that it’s a Spider-Man comic –long being the safest and most predictable comic Marvel puts out – is icing on the cake.