How was this so successful?

After the initial interest bo one has talked about it, hell I thought it had already ended

Fashionable white streaks on young characters usually signify great stress or trauma rather than age. I always assumed that was the purpose.

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The explanation is that his resurrection in the lazarus pit fucked him up mentally as well as physically somewhat. Since he was very young it just prematurely aged him a little hence the white streak. The mental part was a lot worse

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I see no fault in this logic.

Poliosis, its heavily associated with genetic disorders. Makes sense that being raised from the dead would be associated with it.

I've seen a fair number of threads, but, that aside, I hope you're not some dumbass who isn't aware that Any Forums's interests don't map to the outside world's. Webtoon-style comics are an absolutely gigantic hole in discussion here because they're mostly aimed at other readers, much like you see little discussion of sports or shoujo on Any Forums despite them being massive subjects.

As someone who reads the comic even then there's just not much to talk about, the chapters are just very short fluffy stories so there's not really much to say besides "that was cute". Still, it does pretty well when it comes to views/subscribers and probably costs pennies to make so it's still a success for DC

>Also who is the black one?
That's Damian Wayne

Indeed. I'm not surprised it doesn't get a lot of chat or anything. Even within the universe of webtoons, this is pretty thin material by design. There have been some others that use this format of effectively unrelated gag strips too, but a lot trade on having a particular story to tell.

>How was this successful
Batman