A couple days ago VampiresPromise and me started talking about an interesting issue, very common in the world of Arts:

Manga (the word means "casual-drawing") has become one of the biggest money industry in art forms.
It's weird how art-world goes: usually artists want to sell their work, so they can live with art, when they get money they can improve their life and be really motivated, but after a while usually their jobs give them restrictions and deadlines, so art is not coming from the will and inspiration of the artist anymore, but from the money. So money in this case rules the artist and ruins his/her art. It happens in many cases.
Manga is one of them, I believe there is always something to learn from great works or artistic movements, Expressionism, Cubism, Pop Art, but there is absolutely to take in consideration how much the MONEY factor took place in them.

People react to things they see, and their reactions are always considered by commercial issues. Manga was born with good intention, to create a loose and jamming style and to be more focused on stories and characters. But manga-adoration made it a commercial artform, creating tons and tons of material who can be considered 'VERY POOR OF ELEMENTS' as aiming only to make money out of it.

Overall I consider there is an advantage on this commercial mechanism, because it gives job to many artists who wants to live their life making what they love the most: drawing.

What is your thought about it?