Sentences with phrase «other comics going»

I just checked my emails and by January 2012, I was just buying Hulk, Thunderbolts, and Hellblazer in floppy form, with all the other comics going directly to my iPad.

We have other comics going up today

Not exact matches

The little independent store transitioned to non-digital physical goods a long time ago, which will insulate it as comic book sales inevitably go completely digital (no other medium lends itself as well to tablets as comic books).

Meanwhile, Vox recently floated the idea of Fox going all - in on Deadpool by launching a film series, similar to Disney's The Avengers series, that would see his character team up with others from the X-Men comics to form a group known in comic books as the Uncanny X-Force.

the other curious thing is when theists go after the atheists over our knowledge of scripture, most atheists were once theists so we would have some idea of scripture like you all however with the onslaught of attacks from religious folks in the real world when they discover we're not «one of them» has the same effect as the villian in the comics unwittingly creating the superhero.

Keep on thanking him and send money, to some guys, so that this son, whom you'll never see again, can go on saving other people like some comic book superhero, or something.

you speak in a degrading manner about others» inteligence then go on and quote your iron age comic book?

The other day, my boyfriend and I went to see British comic Chris Turner in his show, Observational Tragedy.

I make them in the oven too and my son calls them Defeated Potatoes because I flatten them with the potato masher before they go in and they look like they've been stomped on by a dinosaur or some other large creature only an 11 - year - old boy who aspires to be a comic book artist could dream up.

All my life I always watch Toonami on Cartoon Network and other shows on TV, play videogames, listen to music, go to «fye,» GAMESTOP or the comic book store and buy something whenever I...

My expectations went up very very high in an instant and I could not wait to see a purely Kick ass Film that could compete with the likes of other great comic book movies (The Dark Knight).

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.»

We're going to be seeing films of all kinds and genres within this shared universe, and more so than any of the other MCU films, Black Panther feels like an invitation for everyone to take part — to tell stories from unique perspectives and world views, and to bring cultural, ideological, and social ideals to these comic book heroes.

Word on an adaptation of his comic «Ronin» has gone quiet of late, but hopefully the bundles and bundles of cash he must be making from the «Sin City» and «300» franchises, among others, mean he'll stick, directing-wise, to the odd perfume commercial from now on.

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).

It's an agreeable flawed film, in other words: Officially reduced to a commentator for blind audience members («Damn, I ripped the fuel line,» Marty blurts out to a puddle forming beneath the De Lorean), Fox's comic spark is almost out in this go «round — and don't get me started on Elisabeth Shue (replacing Claudia Wells in the sequels as Marty's gal, she turns in generic work that only aggravates Jennifer's maddening disposability).

Acclaimed filmmaker Steven Spielberg is all set to helm his first superhero movie and it is going to be none other than DC's cinematic adaptation of the comic - book character Blackhawk.

Grant is unafraid to be goofy in his comic scenes with terrific reactions and wide - eyed takes, contrasting with Ms. Dunne's casual off - handed barbs and go - for - the - jugular scheming, Knowing that these two are meant for each other keeps the comedy percolating.

Other movies have gone for comic camp.

«Toy Story Goes to Comic - Con» (3:39) takes us to the 2014 convention in San Diego where writer - director Steve Purcell, Kristen Schaal, composer Michael Giacchino, and other crew members tease the special to enthusiastic geeks.

The original Infinity Gauntlet comic wasn't too long after the famous Kree - Skrull war, and after The Snap in the comic; the two races immediately went back to war because they each thought the other side was responsible for half of their population vanishing.

Essentially the «Punisher: War Zone» of «Ghost Rider» movies, «Spirit of Vengeance» is a true experiment in letting directors (and actors) go full - blast in what they do best, rather than trying to tie a film to other comic book movies or a larger shared universe.

The same goes for the film's other groan / migraine - inducing running gags: The use of «Mariska Hargitay» as a mystic greeting, shortness jokes directed at long - suffering comic foil Verne Troyer, convoluted pseudo-profound wordplay, and masturbation jokes involving Tugginmypudha.

Thus freed from the burdens of narrative logic and / or character development, the comic talents of Seth Rogen, Rose Byrne, Zac Efron, Ike Barinholtz, and others are allowed to float free and act on their impulses in an «anything goes» atmosphere — the raunchier the better.

Spawn is obviously going to be very different from other comic book films.

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.

There's no actual make it possible for another individuals of X-Force within the Deadpool sequel will go back in Goddard's movie both, given what number of different mutants had been a part of the crew at a while or any other within the comics through now.

Even while other MMORPGs come and go, WoW continues to be a dominating worldwide force since 2004, spawning board games, a comic series, and many expansions.

Largely eschewing the baroque dialogue of the early comics — and the high camp that went with it — Derrickson and his co-writers embrace the blithe banter of other Marvel films.

Yes, we have «Cowboys & Aliens» on the way to keep the general comic book flow going, but Marvel's other bookend to the summer hits Friday, and, well, I thought it was just (yankee doodle) dandy.

When he was 12 or 13 he simply stopped going outside to play with other children; «I would just come home from school and watch TV and read books» At first he read comics but then he discovered Black Boy and Native Son, both by Richard Wright, at his aunt's house, and from there progressed to James Baldwin, Ralph Ellison and Truman Capote.

In advance of the publication of the series» second collection («Snotgirl: California Screaming,» out this week in comic shops and next week in other bookstores), I chatted via email with writer Bryan Lee O'Malley and artist Leslie Hung on Lottie's second arc, what the pair has learned in 10 issues and where the series is going from here.

To show what digital comics can do and to pass along to others what we learn as we go.

Because of the intensely collectible and visual nature of comics, far greater than CDs or books of course, comics sales are likely to remain far more dependent on physical sales than those other media, while the successful prices of digital comics are, in my opinion, almost assuredly going to decrease consistently over time.

While Marvel and DC continue to focus on legacy properties that cater to a fairly narrow range of genre fans and are produced by artists who don't own the characters they work on, Image has gone in a different direction with an array of creator - owned comics that include superhero, science fiction, and other types of stories.

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.

He speaks of Mayhem going to other media, like movies, after building a comic book fanbase.

The group talked about what day jobs they were doing when they decided to write about comics, the history of their respective websites and how they get contributors, the attitudes of news sites now and how it compares to early TCJ, them looking at other sites and how they cover comics, how they deal with interviews that are given under the condition that they focus on upcoming product, the ethics in covering comics and working in them, why they keep writing about comics and where do they want comics journalism to go.

ComiXology users can also go ahead and buy the comic via comiXology's website, and it will sync to their comiXology apps on all their other devices.

For many years, readers of American comics have had the ritual of going to the comics shop on Wednesdays, the day new comics come out, not just to buy comics but also to meet up with other fans.

Unlike most other comics publishers, Viz decided to go it alone, using its own branded app rather than joining comiXology; currently, the Viz app is available for iOS, Android, and Kindle Fire as well as on the web, and Viz manga can be purchased separately for the Nook via Barnes and Noble.

Unlike most other comics publishers, Viz decided to go it alone, using its own branded app rather than joining comiXology; currently, the Viz app is available for iOS,... [Read more...]

Between the introduction of the iPad and other tablet devices, the advent of day - and - date releases for most comic book publishers and the growing amount of original digital content, the world of downloadable comics has quickly gone from a theoretical marketplace to an active, growing one.

While many creators follow the usual trajectory of creator - owned projects to Marvel or DC, the Portland, Oregon - based writer went from the Big Two and found his true calling, making his own comics and helping others to do the same.

Dear comics, Its not my fault... that you release the same thing in 5 formats, that you micro-manage your talent so much that they can't tell a decent story and get so pissed off by egos that they go to the other boss, that you don't know how to advertise your product, that you are so trapped by short term thinking that you fuck your self over, that you don't know how to keep your books in print, that you drove away people with high prices, oh and I didn't cause global warming either.

Commentary Christopher Butcher discusses the way the comics audience has diversified, and the way that parts of the industry (the parts that aren't involved, basically) have refused to acknowledge the enormous popularity of newer categories of comics by «othering» them: ««Manga aren't comics,» went the discussion.

First, the comics you have downloaded to your iPads and other devices can be read without a net connection, so those are not going anywhere unless you delete them yourself.

Comic book fans now have more of a reason to go to Amazon, as a deal between Marvel and the retailer has brought more than 12,000 digital issues to the Kindle Store, allowing for comics from the Amazing Spiderman, Daredevil, and other franchises to be downloaded to the Kindle app and Kindle ebook readers.

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.

One of the big unknowns is what happens if comiXology (or other providers like them) go away, what happens to the comics that are bought.