Sentences with phrase «comics do»

For his canvases» monumental size, collaged comics don't come into focus until one is inches away.

The Sonic comics don't ignore the mascot contextualization into Sonic, instead they play with Sonic's general traits and stretch them to their logical extremes.

Since the majority of players in Gears 3 will have been playing the series from the start there's not much here of interest, but it does provide some brief background information of Jace Stratton, Clayton Carmine and Samantha Byrne, which is handy as the game really doesn't explain just who the are or why they're really there, though the separate Gears novels and comics do.

How many comics do I get?

If digital comics do what they're supposed to do, which is bring in new readers, then there will be a whole lot of people who don't care about «checking up on» all these dusty old characters we've invested years in.

American comics do get sold somewhere else in their original floppy edition.

Needlessly conservative storytelling, crap coloring (maybe that's just me and my art snob friends though), bad comics, rising prices, a lack of speculators, the Hollywood money being exponentially better, companies going for the short gain instead of the long - term gain (I'm looking at you, Humanoids, and your reprinting of comics classics in strictly deluxe formats that are too expensive for the casual reader who needs that stuff and you, Marvel, who can't even keep a trade of a book that's buzzing super hard in print, and you, comic shops, for banging your doofus drum every time somebody does something in digital comics you don't like), and yes, piracy, have all hurt comics.

With that in mind, I really believe that comics don't need to be not comics in order to be successful.

American comics do get sold elsewhere in their original floppy -LSB-...]

Word bubbles are distorted or in the wrong place, the recap page is larger than every other page, which are otherwise of uniform size, the covers are frequently different than any print or digital version... I would bet my life that these are ripped form MDCU using a screen capture utility EXCEPT that they are being put out day - of - release (which MDCU does not have, typically comics don't show up as part of MDCU for many months after release)...

This book is a welcome antidote to the grimness that has taken over the Marvel Universe and proof that great comics don't have to take themselves seriously.

Comics Greg Rucka reflects on the first full year of his webcomic Lady Sabre and the Pirates of the Ineffable Aether, and he has not only some thoughts on what he has learned but some advice for his readers: Stop buying comics you don't like.

But actually, what we're doing, by accident, and by complete happenstance, is asking, «What would the older guard of comics do if they were presented with these new - fangled things that they might not know what to do with and are just messing about with?»

This is a value that digital comics do not have.

When I read my comics I don't feel distressed, or in pain.

ComicsPlus is a great reminder that good comics don't just come packaged in bustiers and tights.

The fact that I do these charts on Sunday evening should maximize the impact of those 99 - cent sales, but many weeks the featured comics don't show up at all.

And what are the other comics do you guys, webcomics or print comics, whichever, do you get inspiration from?

What's interesting about that is that comiXology has a couple of digital sales every weekend, but the marked - down comics don't seem to make the top ten — it's usually just the week's new releases.

It's that sort of battle - with - witty - dialogue story that comics do so well.

If the digital comics don't show up in product searches, the vast eBay - using public won't run across them.

The process is simplified and digital comics don't take up as much room as the physical thing.

But what movies have that comics don't is a festival circuit, where new talent or specialty projects can gain build a buzz before going wide.

It might even be able to control all life in the universe if the films behave like the comics do.

And the comics do it all the time.»

This is phase two of Marvel's plans for cinematic domination, and it's a little scary to see the films begin to cross over just like the comics do.

The Bible doesn't promise that the above in the comic don't happen to our bodies.

Doctor Strange, directed by Scott Derrickson, has been worked on since before the inception of the MCU, and according to Feige, will expand what a Marvel film is, «pushing boundaries,» like what the comics did.

Imagine trying to direct Richard Pryor» — who reportedly pulled a gun on Schrader, because the comic didn't like doing multiple takes.

anyway its basically base off this Comic she did did some slight changes to the comic like 3rd generation armor update, but overall is an animated adaptation of her comic.

«He's in New York, but he's a surgeon and he's got his own thing going on, and when he has to try to fix his hands he goes on another journey... All these movies are connected, so they inhabit — as the comics did — the same universe.

The comic does not have a sequel, making the film more of an open canvas.

With word that Avengers 4 will end the MCU as we know it and begin a new chapter for Phase 4, could Avengers: Infinity War lead to a Secret Wars - like story in its sequel the way Hickman's comics did?

Newsarama: Fabian, as you mentioned last week, lately most of your published comics work has been what's called «custom comics» - comics done with an advertising partner.

CM: As I've said before, I think people take it as a fait accompli that since buying digital comics does not involve having to make a trek down to your local comic shop, that they will instantly expand the audience.

And the comic doesn't scroll; instead, when you click the arrow the next page simply appears on the screen.

The last comic in the original run of the series was Faust, which was published in 1962, but the comics didn't go away.

But you're forgetting a crucial step so your comic doesn't feel like an amateur wrote it.

You just evolve them into something more well rounded and use everything that comics does.»

If only their comics didn't look like crap.

Basically, the thing sounds like it will do to audio what Marvel's motion comics did to visuals: make the reading experience more immersive and cinematic.

However, mainstream comics didn't migrate online in any significant numbers until smartphones and tablets became commonplace.

Lucas has always said the movies were true canon so the movies override anything that the books or comics did.

When you are reading a comic it does not have an automatic function to change to the next page.

And while # 1 issues might not always tell full stories, they often have some of the best artists and writers in comics doing their best work.

What would he do to make a comic do more than it can do on the page?»

Marvel has a more mixed picture, with the «Avengers vs. X-Men» comics doing well but others suffering as readers hold off in preparation the Marvel NOW relaunch; similarly, DC sales dropped in the first half of 2011 in anticipation of the New 52 reboot.

This turned out to be a mixed blessing: The comic did indeed go viral, in a modest way, picking up 10,000 fans, but as Porven explains, the medium also limited its growth: «The weakness in my Facebook model, was the delivery of the strips through an app.

An extra dollar for the comic doesn't suddenly put an extra dollar in the creative payment pool.

The Power Play digital comic he does with Kurt Christenson --