Sentences with phrase «classic issues»

The table features missions inspired by actual comic events, such as Magneto's destruction of the Brooklyn Bridge (NEW X-MEN # 147) and a pinball version of the Dark Phoenix Saga that uses actual dialogue from classic issues of THE UNCANNY X-MEN (# 135 and # 136).

Think of this as the Netflix Instant version of Marvel Comics — for $ 10 a month or $ 60 a year, you can graze freely from classic issues and recent (but not too recent) events.

This digital package includes two magazine issues that each contain a feature article focused on severe weather, and an entire Classics issue (24 articles) on extreme storms

Amiibo and NES classic issues are indeed true and based on the facts the fault was on Nintendo.

Though many of the folks I spoke with were really just getting started in the online world, their questions focused on practical matters: mainly, how do we expand our fundraising, which almost always led to classic issues of list - building, list - maintenance and supporter - activation.

Like any new OS vying for attention in a crowded market, UbuntuOS suffers from classic issues.

On the down side, NEE faces the classic issues coming for any utility company: raising debts during a raising interest rate environment.

Which brings up one of the classic issues involved in running an email list: how to deal with people who unsubscribe violently.

Plus, you can dig into a Classics issue on extreme weather, which includes 24 articles on weather — hurricanes, cyclones, tornadoes — some dating back to 1880!

The prostate is SUCH a classic issue for the same population that might want TRT.

Instead, Marvel Unlimited offers a catalog of classic issues (dating back as far as the 1960s) as well as issues from the recent past, roughly six months to a year ago.

It is a classic issue on TreeHugger: does being green mean that you have to give up the pleasures of life and become a sort of hair - shirt environmentalist taking navy showers?

While I am a U.S. attorney, the U.K. and U.S. are essentially the same on these issue in practice: «reasonable wear and tear» is a classic issue of fact to be decided by the judge (unlike the U.S. there are never juries in U.K. landlord - tenant disputes) based upon the evidence presented to him and his or her good judgment if the case goes to court.

That's the classic issue that everything has.