Why don't people enjoy Satirical comics?

[SeekerOfTruth007]

Some of the chapters in my "Neutron Girl" comic are intended to be satirical towards "fictional Omnipotent" comic book characters, in particular the chapter "Indestructible Aura". In this chapter, one of the repeating villains steals Jonathan Tanner's powers and declares herself to be a "Goddess". At first, she defeats the heroes, but then the heroes combine their powers and give them all to Malia Hano (Neutron Girl). Malia then fights Tetra in every timeline in every universe until she eventually exhausts every possible outcome and defeats Tetra by stabbing her in the heart. Tetra survives this, but is ability drained and permanently loses Jonathan Tanner's abilities, and Malia imprisons Tetra inside the core of the Sun, where her body is melted and fused. Tetra's black soul vows revenge, but we have no clue how she could ever get revenge as the chapter ends. Okay, so this is a brief summary of the chapter.

This is intended to mock "Fictional Omnipotent" debates on Quora and other websites which host "fictional vs debates".

[Anonymous]

People do enjoy satire but they need to be familiar with the subject matter or satire doesn’t work.

Something like your lame fantasy stories are not interesting and the satire is lost in the tedium of shit.

[SeekerOfTruth007]

9 of the top 10 money-making movies of all time are fantasy stories, and the tenth is an inaccurate historical movie which embodies women's fantasies of dark horse men.

[beefcakebradybatson]

If white women fantasize about DARK-SKINNED men, they can find me so I can lay the Brady on them !!!

[ProbablyClueless]

Satire often requires a deeper level of thinking and understanding than most people can do.

[beefcakebradybatson]

ESPECIALLY 80-90% OF AMERICANS !!!

[ariadneR]

Noone knows how to take a joke anymore. Everyone is too fragile

[AI Opinion]

Satirical comics like your "Neutron Girl" chapter might not resonate with everyone because satire often requires a deep understanding of the subject being mocked. Readers unfamiliar with "fictional omnipotent" debates might miss the humor and nuances. Satire also blends humor with critique, which can be subjective. Some may find it too subtle or not funny enough, while others might not appreciate the mockery, especially if they have a strong connection to the genre being satirized. However, those who get it will likely appreciate your clever take! 😄📚

[beefcakebradybatson]

Most Yanks are too stupid to understand satire.