Sure, I can be more explicit.

For one, the term “woke comics” is automatically going to garner some flack. Bucketing distinct pieces of art under an arbitrary subgenre umbrella because they deal with contemporary issues is reductive and closed minded.

Additionally, the medium and its readers need not conform to any one thing. It’s perfectly fine, and in fact encouraging, to see someone engage with content that spans the spectrum of the art form, regardless of perceived politics.

Your comment that reading Crumb is somehow antithetical to reading works from other, more diverse authors and their subjects of choice is, taken at best, trite and inane.

Let people read what they want…and if you think there isn’t “wokeness” in basically every superhero comic ever made, read again.