There is a specific "weight" to a black-and-white comic. Without the distraction of color, the reader is forced to focus on the artist’s mastery of light and shadow (chiaroscuro). In a world of "blacknwhitecomics," every line matters.
There is a certain magic that happens when you strip away color. Without the distraction of blues, reds, and golds, a comic book is forced to live or die by its line work, its shadows, and its storytelling.
