Sentences with phrase «if other comic»

Satire Check this out before someone makes them take it down: What if other comic strips followed Garry Trudeau's lead and made comics about the Texas sonogram bill?

Not exact matches

If you have savings, credit cards, a mortgage - worthy house, a classic comic book collection, or other valuable assets, you should consider it.

If you do not read anything other than comic books, do not care about anything, you can not connect two words, then it's hard to expect a successful first date.

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Other enjoyable performances back Sandler's up: Emmanuelle Chriqui is a charming leading lady; Lainie Kazan's crack comic timing put me in mind of her uproarious portrayal of the ultimate Jewish mom in 1982's My Favorite Year (and she doesn't look like she's aged a day since); as two of the Zohan's old foes, John Turturro is amusing (even if he's in danger of becoming this decade's answer to Vito Scotti if he takes on too many more ethnic roles), while Sandler's longtime buddy and perpetual hanger - on Rob Schneider for once DOES N'T make you want to tear out either his hair or your own.

Even if one makes allowances for the comic book aspects of the story and the required suspension of disbelief, there is something ludicrous, to put it mildly, about the assertion that seeing an African king possessed of superhuman strength and agility back - flipping across the screen speaks in some profound way to the situation facing the masses of people, black, white or any other epidermal pigmentation.

Not all comics make great movies or series, not all movies or series make great comics, and if you're going to go from one to the other, you need to inhabit that universe but make it something special and different.»

It's helpful if for no other reason than to show this freak force of nature isn't playing favorites and that everyone is fair game no matter if they're the comic relief, the group's patron saint or amazingly fills out a tight tank top.

I was among other outlets and we talked about what's it like to «act» like they have powers, superhero movies they are looking forward to (since, you know, there are about 567393959649303 coming out for years to come), which characters from other comic universes they would be BFFs with, or which they would hook up with, if they would switch powers with each other, and MORE!

Other titles in this strand include: comic visionary Jaco Van Dormael's scabrously provocative, philosophically asute parable THE BRAND NEW TESTAMENT, which poses the question «What if God were Belgian and a cantankerous, vindicative slob who runs the whole show from a dilapidated apartment in Brussels?»

And if you're thinking, «Wait, hasn't Josh Brolin already been cast in at least one other comic book movie already?»

It's worth noting that Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver (twin siblings in the comics and two of my personal favorite characters in all of the Marvel Universe), due to complicated legal situations, can be used by both Marvel Studios and Fox but can not reference the other so we may see a different actor play Quicksilver if Joss Whedon decides to use him.

This film also gets revisited when small objects are enlarged if nothing if not for comic value (a stuffed animal, a Thomas the Tank Engine, among others).

If you liked Iron Man despite not liking most others of its ilk, you'll most likely come away disappointed that the storyline has devolved into typical comic book adaptation and plotting.

DC on the other hand, can point to Heath Ledger's Joker as the greatest comic book movie bad guy in history, even if the clown prince of Gotham existed long before the DCEU was a twinkle in Warner Bros» eye.

That's not to say Cumberbatch looks bad as Strange, if anything he looks dangerously accurate to the comics — so, in other words, pretty silly.

It's a brutally beautiful, complex film that even with a rocky third act remains a towering pinnacle if for no other reason than it unlocked hitherto unknown bonus levels in the capacity of a comic book movie to make you think.

In the comics, he does team with Electro (set to be played by Jamie Foxx), but we wonder if the movie will take the more interesting angle from «House Of M,» where he's originally hired as Peter Parker's bodyguard, only to betray him and help Electro (and some other baddies) expose Spider - Man for who he really is.

If you do not understand jokes, as a rule, then it follows that you wouldn't understand why you're seen as a joke and why your actions and words and ideas are unexpectedly comic and ridiculous to other people.

Antonio Banderas shows up to provide some comic spark, as does Kelsey Grammer for some reason, and if you've avoided the marketing entirely, other veteran action stars pop up for «surprise» cameos that mostly just extend the running time.

If Marvel makes the movie according to the comics then our Avengers team should also have my favorite «Deadpool», «Wolverine» and other X-Men, Fantastic 4 members in the movie.

If we met Minnie, the protagonist of Marielle Heller's adaptation of Phoebe Gloeckner's 2002 graphic novel The Diary of a Teenage Girl in any other comic book adaptation, she'd most likely be the high school siren and love interest.

And even if Cable was always going to be Brolin's other comic book turn of 2018, he still gets some seismic smackdowns and nicely tetchy one - liners.

On the other hand, if you couldn't care less about being grossed out, snickering at Hollywood gossip, or laughing at a random comic book references, this isn't the film for you.

Some fans are calling for Shuri to become Iron Heart (the Riri Williams version of Iron Man from the comics), while others want to wait and see if Shuri will become a Black Panther herself.

Slo - motions, close - ups, wide angles, and other creative uses of the camera made me feel as if I was flipping through a comic instead of watching a movie.

As many comics publishers make no distinction of audience outside of their own ratings system, if at all, we place reviews into the collection we feel is most appropriate, and will address in the review if a book might have a wider audience and reason to be included in one of the other sections as well.

If you're looking to stock up on back issues of Usagi Yojimbo, Hellboy, those non-canonical Star Wars comics or any other Dark Horse title, now's the time to do it — in celebration of its three - year anniversary, Dark Horse Digital is offering a 50 percent discount on everything in the web store.

If a publisher says that they're the only ones who can sell their product starting today, but any other retailer won't have any stock until November, then is the release date today, or are they just making pre-sales (as comic publishers sometimes do at conventions) against a release date in November?

Generations Writers: Brian Michael Bendis, Jason Aaron, Cullen Bunn and others Artists: Mahmud Asrar, Matteo Buffagani, Ramon Perez and others Marvel Entertainment; $ 50 Rated T + for teens 13 and up Superhero comics are founded on the principle that if something works once, one should do that very thing over and over again.

But, the truth is, it can be very hard to «break into» the comics industry even if you have substantial credits in other art forms.

In other words, the company bets that people will read those traditional comic books on smartphones, tablets and computers even if they aren't «designed» to be read that way.

If you decide this is the method best suited for your work, you can also distribute your comics to other self - publishing organizations like Smashwords, LULU, or Book Tango.

If you prefer something a bit more mature, Dark Horse is also offering a Hellboy: Weird Tales and Others megabundle of 32 comics for $ 30.

Here's another inside look: Speaking about his comic Saga, drawn by Fiona Staples, Brian K. Vaughan said «I don't know if creators at other companies are privy to exactly how many digital copies their books are selling these days, but the statements Fiona and I get from Image are pretty staggering.

Casual readers, on the other hand, don't necessarily define themselves as comics readers but will pick up a comic if it looks interesting.

Yeah, some companies do digital first for sure, others like Amazon Createspace will let you physically print your comics when orders are placed, if you still want tangible versions!

If Archie is a bit too young for your tastes, check out this weekend's other big sale: IDW is slashing prices on its Star Trek digital comics at comiXology and its Star Trek app.

On the other hand, if you're the type to shop around, and you don't mind having your comics in several different apps, the Nook Store sometimes offers lower prices.

Finally, one interesting sidelight into comics use is that 40 % said that they hide the amount they spend on comics from their significant other, and 10 % say they would be «killed» if they admitted how much they spent.

On the other hand, the Valiant bundle, for those who are still wondering what all the fuss is about, launches you into five series at less than half the price of the single comics, or about $ 1.50 a comic, if you want to look at it that way.

XD Well anyway (non comic) books seem a little different because maybe the author wants cover art and can't make it themselves (vs with comics, if you can make the comic you probably made the cover first)... I guess the other major difference lies in what people think they are getting.

They talked about comics that represent Toronto for them, being depicted in comics that other people made, if / how Toronto influenced their work, what do they think of Toronto comics scene now and more.

If you love reading, both of these devices provide unique experiences with magazines, comics, eBooks, and other types of media.

If you are a comic fan, DC and others do exclusive digital only editions.

DC Comics says: «As one of the largest book publishers in North America, DC Entertainmentâ $ ™ s publishing strategy is to give our consumers the choice to read our stories in whichever format they prefer»... but what IF, I am a customer and I prefer the comic in Nook ebook format or some other non kindle type ebook format..

Readers who purchase titles in the Comics app also get access to them in their Web - based reader, so even if you don't have your iPad or iPhone handy, you can still view your comics on other operating systems and hardware.

Hell, maybe that can even work — though I have a hard time picturing it, and, besides, the physical print market is already niche enough that physical retailers would be, I think, largely foolish to even raise the possibility that customers in their physical stores might migrate to digital (not that I think they WILL, as a mass)(but the REAL problem is that if the «wrong» 10 % — the heavy users who buy most of the comics; the cats who buy 20 + comics every single week — shifts their business, the entirely possibility of much of the physical market kind of disappears for the other 90 % of the participants, whether they want it or not)

Can other publishers join if they want to circulate their comics to libraries?

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