Comics by Perch

Joe Perch, better known online as Comics by Perch is an American YouTuber focused on the comic book industry.
==Content==
Perch delivers in-depth discussion on all things comic books. His content includes sales analysis on series runs, examinations of tropes such as Superdickery, politics, sexuality, character concepts and so on, retrospectives of past runs, reviews of present day comics, and speculation of the future.
He presents a largely neutral perspective on the matter, with occasional bits of humor. While not a negative comic book critic, he will call attention to the failings of modern comics, such as bad ideas, dwindling sales (comparing them unfavorably to comics' past, and presently to Japanese manga), and controversies.
Perch is very critical of comic news sites like CBR, Bleeding Cool, Bounding Into Comics and Cosmic Book News (the latter he referred to as "trash" in his "Movie Failing? Movie Succeeding? Toxic Fans? What's true or not about the Snyder Cut" video), he's also critical of journalists, bloggers and Youtubers (regardless whether they were part of the woke modern mainstream crowd or the anti-woke Comicsgate crowd) for pushing click baiting titles and overexaggerating points to push their argument. 
Perch is known to be very in-tune with his viewers, communicating with them in the comments and even being inspired to make follow-up videos on the subject based on feedback. Additionally, he takes part in livestreams, his most common associate being Thinking Critical. 
Additionally, he has interviewed several notable comic creators such as Jim Zub, Geoff Thorne, Sean Gordon Murphy, Brett Booth, Steve Skorce, Narwhal, Lanier Burton, Larry King and Bryan Edward Hill.
==About==
Perch has been a lifelong comic fan since his childhood in the 1980s, which greatly informs his channel's content. He has a family, including a young daughter and a terrier dog. Perch used to live in Seattle, Washington, but as of November 2021, he now lives on a ranch in Texas.
==Trivia==
* The channel's name originally had a comma, presented as Comics, by Perch. This was dropped in April 2021.
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