Sentences with phrase «into other comic»

«Threatened with becoming just another failed superhero, Captain Smiley is rescued by the fine folks at Twisted Pixel who provide him with a base of operations and comic jumping technology, allowing him — and his «chestkick» named Star — to leap into other comic books and save misguided plotlines, so that they may earn enough cash to catapult their superhero careers back into the limelight.

Not exact matches

In a TV world crowded with Gotham, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Daredevil and a dozen other comic - based shows, I had no idea why anyone would want to tune into one more.

On the one hand the bible says that Jesus said «Love your neighbor as yourself» but on the other hand the theology is all about segregating people after they die into the saved and the damned (as depicted in the comic).

I never ventured into other types of comics as they seemed to have tiny writing which looked cramped, yeah not very sophisticated reason to not read them, but give me a break, I was young and did not need deep reasons to like or not like something.

Since lucking into the comics stash at the library, my 4 - year - old refuses any other literary offering.

To enhance the comic book series» successful dissemination, each book will be translated into multiple languages and distributed online via ASPB's and other channels.

Whether he's doing original content, animating comics, or other YouTuber's Eddy always makes sure that time and effort is put into each video.

For that long, Marvel has been trying to get one of their properties - Spiderman, The Fantastic Four, X-Men, or any number of others - out of the pages of a comic book and into a major motion picture.

When other Lego favorites are introduced into the action — Will Arnett voices an exceedingly narcissistic Batman — they're given distinct and vivid comic personalities.

During our discussion, we talked about how long she has to sit in the make - up chair to apply Okoye's tattoos, how she got inducted into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, her relationship with the other women in the film, comic book research, and what Wakanda thinks about the Winter Soldier.

«Tonya» director Craig Gllespie, on the other hand, somehow sowed grand tragic empathy into his comic mockery of lower - class ambition.

We've known for a while now — ever since the title was released, really, given the famous comic story it's being loosely adapted from — that the upcoming Captain America: Civil War would see Tony Stark and Steve Rogers tearing into each other with gusto.

I won't go more into the story — most comes straight from the original films and story and other bit parts (very few) are wholly new (at least to me and the few folks — some comic fans — I chatted with afterwards).

So, Empire had the good fortune to run into Michael Cera the other day (exactly how you imagine him — very nice, very sweet and shy) and we took the time to grill him on two of his upcoming projects: Edgar Wright's adaptation of ace underground comic, Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World, in which Cera was cast just recently; and the mooted movie adaptation of the wonderful TV show that first brought him to our attention: Arrested Development.

Black Panther doesn't possess the rich pantheon of villains that other characters in the Marvel Cinematic Universe have, but there are some formidable enemies from the comics that could play into T'Challa's story.

It will be based on DC's Flashpoint comic book crossover series from 2011 - written by current DC Films co-chief Geoff Johns - which follows Flash as he travels back in time and prevents the Reverse - Flash from murdering his mother, thus sending the entire DC Universe into an alternate timeline, known as Flashpoint, in which the Amazons and Atlanteans are at war, Kal - El never became Superman, and Thomas Wayne was Batman, amongst other things.

What is less sound is building a film around the comic concept of constant threats to mortality and little else, other than an unconvincing attempt to shoe - horn a love story into the same confines.

Last year was the first year that Comic - Con moved TV panels into Hall H for days other than Sunday, and after getting a look at Friday's lineup, the Con is starting to look more and more like a TV convention.

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.

Steve Carell possesses a unique comedic style that has catapulted him into Hollywood stardom while serving a supporting role to other top comics like Will Ferrell, Jim Carrey and Jon Stewart.

Del Toro adapts a comic book with very strong religious and Gothic imagery into a surprisingly lively film about demons fighting other demons in the most visceral and exciting way possible.

Yesterday, comics fans got into a bit of a tizzy (some of us got into a bigger tizzy than others) about a variant cover for the upcoming first issue of Invincible Iron Man featuring Riri Williams looking way too sexualized for a 15 - year - old character.

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The franchise has also been licensed into other media, such as television series, comics, children's books, and a critically lampooned feature film.

Into The Spider - Verse calls back to a very famous comic book storyline, and it strongly implies that the movie might feature many other versions of Spider - Man fans have grown to love in the comics.

In the comics, Wade is turned into Deadpool by Weapon X, the same secret Canadian government program that created Wolverine, among other characters.

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.

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.

Among other things, he's also the guy who writes about your shows, reviews your books, runs your festival programming, DJs your parties, tweets so you'll laugh, asks about your legacy with comics, creates awesome podcasts you should hear — only awesome things, basically — and so much of what he puts into the world is free to enjoy.

Some are pretty solid, while others, such as the Stephenie Meyer and Justin Bieber comics, fall into the so - bad - they're - good category.

In an interview with Comic Book Resources, J. Michael Straczynski said, «The story that I've always wanted to see visualized, and that I think other fans of the movies have eagerly anticipated, is the battle that set all of the movies into motion: the assault on Skynet, the Terminators going through and what happens afterward on both sides of the timeline.

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.

Lately, I have gotten into web comics and other mediums that authors self - publish with DRM - Free editions that I can easily sideload using Comiczeal.

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.

On the positive side, all those people who were drawn into the comic shops by the New 52 are buying Walking Dead, Saga and a bunch of other creator - owned books, and the «long tail» is getting longer every month, which is great for the industry.

I'm actually OK with buying digital comics at full price as long as I can download the files off my phone or table and read them on other machines (so I actually own them), but in cases where that isn't available or I already own the print comics I've been looking into scanning services like 1dollarscan.com (not actually one dollar unless you're scanning less than 100 pages w / o OCR).

Comic book publishers, like any other business operators, treat the money put into a comic as an investComic book publishers, like any other business operators, treat the money put into a comic as an investcomic as an investment.

Marvel has been pretty aggressive about getting into digital comics, yet less aggressive about same - day print and digital publishing than some other publishers.

This idea ties into Groensteen's concept of comics as a spatial network, where «every panel exists, potentially if not actually, in relation with each of the others» (2007).

His posting contains a ton of worthy recommendations for other digital comics that I'll be linking into the sidebar ASAP.

MJ: As this is my first foray into comics, I don't have anything to compare it to other than my experience with my own novels (non-comic) and the e-books I've been selling of my own fiction.

If Retailer maintains multiple digital storefronts or enters into other digital comic affiliate agreements with any third parties, then Retailer will display the Retailer Store URL in a place and manner no less prominent than that provided for any other digital storefronts or for any other digital comic affiliates.

I won't go into that here (it's a whole other chunk of my thesis) but as result I think it's fair to describe Duck as being a bit more comic - like and Kingdom to being a bit more game - like.

Davis and others have suggested that the Digital Comic award split into two awards, for long - form and short - form, to honor a wider scope of webcomics.

Other people have mentioned that one of the major benefits of digital comics is the consistent availability of the product going into the future (without having to pick up the tab for additional print runs).

Waid compensates somewhat for the lower rates with co-ownership, which may result in more substantial compensation down the road, particularly if the comics are adapted into other media.

Of course, that last one plays into all the others, but the simplest answer there is that we, the consumers, need to prove to the publishers that there's a strong enough market for digital comics, and a strong enough demand for portability, that they can see that DRM is not needed in order for digital comics to be a money - making endeavor for them.

Retailers Russ Burlingame contrasts Free Comic Book Day at two comics shops; one simply went along with it, while the other made it into an event.

Digital comics The Toronto music and comics label Trinket has released two digital comics that integrate music into the story; readers can click on links to download or stream music from the artists in the story, and there are sound effects and other bonuses as well.

Madefire, which launched its free iPad app in June with motion comics by Dave Gibbons, Robbie Morrison, Sharp and others, is pushing into weekly content that includes new «Motion Books» by the likes of Haden Blackman, Gary Erskine, Guy Adams and Jimmy Broxton.