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Physical. I only read digital if it's professional literature.
For all the logical reasons - space, portability, seachability yada yada - ebooks win all the time.
However, if I am reading in comfort at home and have the option I will still go for a paperback every time. Paperback, mind. Not a hardback, which have never appealed to me.
Absolutely digital.
Physical except when I need to quickly search for something, in that case digital.
If it's fanfiction/non-comics, then digital all the way. But if it's comics or manga, then having a physical copy is always super nice.
ebooks. I read better with a back light, I have found, and generally read with light text on a dark background, both of which my tablet makes really easy
Reading Ebooks is like watching a movie on a (crappy) smartphone. Itβs just not as enjoyable for me.