Sentences with phrase «know about comics»

«We get much more of the casual pop - culture - consuming audience [than comics shops get] that doesn't necessarily know about comics shops or know that their favorite shows are in comic books.»

Shaenon Garrity wrote an article on our site, the top 10 things you need to know about comics, and one was that floppies are dead.

It's not just for comics people, but for people who don't know about comics to be able to make comics for educational purposes.

There are those who act like they know everything there is to know about comics and you're just stupid if you disagree.

For those who don't know about the comics and think that there are only 5 Infinity stones, sorry to burst your pop guys but actually there are Six Infinity Stones.

Claiming to have no natural talent, Hickman has insisted that he learned everything he knows about comic acting from Cummings, whom he admired to the point of idolatry.

However, too many times, when announcing a new reprint project, publishers assume readers already know about the comic.

Not exact matches

He's known for his writing on race and politics — so it makes sense that his latest project, a comic book series for Marvel called «Black Panther,» is about the first black superhero in mainstream U.S. comics.

Now, readers of The Uncanny X-Men comics in 1981 might know what it's all about but to everyone else it appears to be just another feel - good corporate marketing effort.

The Hull students gave us a comic take on ordinary flawed Brits, confused about all the various gods, knowing little detail of Jesus.

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A classic example is an inspirational comic book, written about the life of Tom Landry, the Dallas Cowboy coach who is also chairman of the national board of trustees of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, the best - known and most influential of the Sportian organizations.

Comic book readers might know about gamma rays.

Just because I like to toe the edge at how much it takes for me to get sued by marvel comics by putting photos of their stars on my blog but I would read that article thoroughly and take into account everything that I talk about in there you know, from compression to ice to you know, kinesio tape, foam rolling, EectroStem, just like look at all my recommendations and see which ones that are practically within your control to implement.

But I sure as heck remember Tay, who sat behind me in BEPP (otherwise known as hell) and provided comic relief about burritos versus pizza and ever - decreasing marginal utilities.

Full disclosure: I know next - to - nothing about comic books, or the blockbuster action movies that, these days, so often spring forth from them.

if you want to see some of my drawing check the photos, im crazy funny and awesome to sum it up and i love being nerdy dnd gaming and comics im not use to being on sites like this so idk really what to do i love the 80's shows, and music, if you know anything about ninja turtles, he man,...

Me I'm just your all around jack of all trades besides being a Marine, I have a deep passion for the fine arts, especially music.I can play just about everything except the clarinet (sorry for the misspelling... I think) Now I know it sounds geeky but I also like comic books, anime, and...

I have about 10 tattoos, I play video games and know too much about sci fi and comic book characters lol.

Theres really not much know about me except one day I would like to become a famous Comic book / cartoonist or if that does nt happen then Mixed Martial Arts.

Socially I'm a bit shy, but I open up once you get to know me, and especially when talking about things I'm passionate about like anime, video games, and comic books (I'm an all around nerd, lol).

I know some people complain about how the graphics look «comic book like» but that's just a part of the game.

A 33 - year - old actor and comic best known for his long - running role as Maurice in the Britcom «The IT Crowd,» Ayoade has an evident gift for the kind of slightly offbeat comedy that's about the differences between a character's self - perception and the way the world sees him.

But you wouldn't know otherwise; this is really wonderfully done, and the little guys caper about like silent comics.

More often than not, the undeniably talented comic actor's hits (Billy Madison, Big Daddy, The Longest Yard, Click ad nauseum) personify him not only as an arrested adolescent but a perpetually (and psychotically) angry one; the box office success of movies as unpleasant as those reveals things about their fans that I'm not sure I want to know.

As a teen comics fan in the early Eighties, I remember all the talk about a new Batman movie, so I really like the parts about the flick's long development; it's cool to know what was going on behind the scenes while we geeks waited anxiously.

comic line, only its central question is less about exchanging known characters» power sets in inconsequential alternate realities than it is about the mechanics of colonial history.

Here's what we know: Andrew Garfield will play Peter Parker / Spider - Man, and if Comic - Con is any indication, the role is something he's dreamed about his whole life.

Although the boys think that they are the only ones with enough comic book knowledge to thwart the evil villains, they soon realize that they know nothing about these characters!

We'll always root for Whit Stillman, the writer - director who, with Metropolitan (1990), captured something so subtle, comic and knowing about growing up wealthy in Manhattan.

But what I'm worried about is what it'll mean for movies that aren't summer blockbusters based on well - known comic book franchises.

Later on the comics, he also reveals that he knows more about Spider - Man than he lets on.

October 15, 2013 • When you see a valuable comic locked up in a safe, it's fair to wonder whether it's really intended for people other than ardent fans to enjoy, or even to know about.

Tangents aside, Big Hero 6, directed by Don Hall and Chris Williams, is an adaptation of a little known Marvel comic, about a 14 - year - old boy called Hiro (spectacularly mispronounced as «Hero» by seemingly everyone, bar one character in the film), a total robotics prodigy, with genius level intellect, who participates in underground robot fighting.

As I've mentioned here before, I admittedly know nothing about comic books.

As I've been told again, time after time from anyone and everyone who knows anything about comic books is that the characters actually are really deep with intriguing stories and layers of complexity.

Parents should know that this movie includes extended fantasy / comic peril and violence with characters injured and (temporarily) killed and some disturbing images and jump - out - at - you surprises, some crude humor about body parts and functions, some teen (adult avatar) drinking and drunkenness, kisses, and some schoolyard language (b - word).

Bay's focus has always been first and foremost about the human character - shaped stereotypes the likes of which populate all of his other films, from the wisecracking, fast - talking protagonist to the various grumbling, dorky comic - relief characters to the inevitable no - nonsense Special Forces guys.

Not much else is known about the series, other than the fact that it will be overseen by director, producer and comic book writer Reginald Hudlin.

All that's known about the new project is that «it's a drama with a comic quality, set in the UK» and it's being developed with BBC Films.

Little is known about the role on film, however in comic books Black Manta is a man from the surface world who now lives under the ocean and has sworn revenge on his former home.

What we are excited about: Originally titled The Woods, no one knew that this found footage horror film was a sequel to the mid-1990s phenomenon The Blair Witch Project until it premiered at this year's Comic - Con.

The weaknesses of his latest offering shouldn't surprise anyone that knows about his track record; his last two films released this decade were Garfield, the feeble - minded version of the long - running comic strip, and Thunderpants, about a young boy with astounding abilities to produce flatulence.

If all you know about Dredd is that it's a reboot (not a remake) of the character from the 2000AD comic book previously brought to the screen by Sylvester Stallone, you might want to play closer attention.

For fans wanting to know more about the brand new storyline within LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2, look no further than this story trailer which recently debuted at New York Comic Con and features Cosmo the Spacedog, the telepathic Soviet cosmonaut and Knowhere's chief of security.

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!

There's simply no excuse for comic book movies these days; I know I go on about Batman Begins every chance I get, but it really did show that these films could be so much more.

Comic fans know about Odinâ $ ™ s ravens, and they showed up in both the original Thor and its sequel.

«Calvary» is the second of a trilogy that began with «The Guard,» Ireland's most successful indie ever, a comic take about a policeman in County Galway (also played by Gleeson) who has seen enough of the world to know that there is not much too it, and who teams up with a humorless FBI agent in pursuit of a drug ring.

One of the comic grace notes in this feud involves Max's friendship with Dirk Calloway (Mason Gamble), a much younger classmate at Rushmore, who spies Herman emerging from Rosemary's house, blocks his car when he's leaving, announces, «I know about you and the teacher,» and spits with fury on the hood of Herman's car.