Sentences with phrase «part about comic»

The very best part about Comic Con are the free books.

Not exact matches

Wright: What's great about Michael Cera in this part is that he has a very great comic persona and amazing sense of timing in this part and as an actor.

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

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.

Maybe that's another part of what makes this more enjoyable than the other comic book translations available; it's not all about one good guy vs. one bad guy.

Her work in the action - packed comic book adaptation lead to a part in John McTiernan's Rollerball (2002), a remake of the»70s film about the futuristic world of sports.

When Benton makes room for Reuben, Ross's comic Mexican assistant (Giancarlo Esposito, having fun with a part that's a probable throwback to Pedro Gonzalez - Gonzalez in Rio Bravo), the character's eagerness and ineffectuality transcend Hawks's ethnic stereotyping; despite all the ribbing about his status, Reuben is less a servant than a colleague.

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).

It's a gloriously written film, with jokes that are crafted rather than excavated from reams of on - set improvisation1; the success of the punchlines is scattershot and up for debate (connoisseurs of the Borscht belt should find much to admire, but a rehash of Lloyd's lovesick daydream flatlines, due in no small part to an overestimation of the comic chops and kitsch appeal of Honey Boo - Boo's mom), yet there is something bracing about its structural classicism after the last few years of watching the Church of Apatow whack off.

The wonderful comic actress Elizabeth Banks makes her directorial debut with her segment, about a teen girl getting her first period, but it's frenetic and cruel and doesn't suggest much of a future for this part of her career.

Sonic Forces comes out in less than a month worldwide, so here's Part 1 of the digital comic series and details about the soundtrack albums to help you wait!

The actors talk about the new Marvel series, being able to refer to the comics, being part of the MCU, and more.

Ironic, that a movie about a student of comic book universes would require attention and patience on the part of the audience.

As of this writing, Lindelof has neither denied nor confirmed his involvement in the project but he has been vocal about wanting to be part of it, and that he wants a close adaptation of the comic book.

In Saturday Night Live sketches and early movies like Billy Madison and Happy Gilmore, Sandler certainly has something, but part of what's compelling about him as a comic presence is a kind of goofy, vamping sheepishness about being the center of attention — coupled with a secret desire to hold that attention, hence the stammer - to - roar dynamic of the old «Denise Show» bit on SNL or the righteously ill temper of Happy Gilmore.

I never read the comic book, but judging from what this article says about the series, I'm picturing part Warehouse 13 meets The Thing.

Even without the ongoing storylines of the main characters to worry about, there are at least 5 comics Infinity War is based on, or adapting parts of to film.

The comic book writer Mark Millar tells a nice story about his part in transforming spymaster and all - around badass Nick Fury from a white cigar - chomping second world war veteran to the African - American version portrayed by Samuel L Jackson in the movies.

What's interesting about the Days of Future Past teaser screened at Comic - Con and the leaked image (see above) of older Wolverine is that both emphasize how Logan is now aging, clearly a result of the events of The Wolverine where the character not only loses his adamantium claws, but part of his ability to heal, meaning he now ages at a much faster rate.

It's really that every comic - book movie becomes part of the endless cycle of long - lead trickle publicity: the announcement of the filmmaker; casting rumors; casting confirmations; first look at costume designs; first set photos; rumors about plot elements; confirmations of plot elements; first teaser trailer; etc. etc. so that by the time the movie itself actually appears we are sick to death of the thing.

This news was revealed by the studio as part of its Comic - Con International: San Diego plans in a listing about Wonder Woman.

That's just part of what's so special about this exploration of a young comic (played with grace by Jenny Slate).

The hobby and comic retailer site ICv2 has posted a three - part interview with Ted Adams, the CEO of IDW Publishing, in which he talks about his company's digital strategy.

The publisher launches with the English - language premiere of Air, a two - part adventure series about the second rising of the Tuareg, a nomadic people; the events depicted in the comic led directly to the current events in Mali.

Digital media really have the edge when it comes to making a comic about musicians, simply because the music can be included as part of the comic.

A feature (1) makes a statement about something other than the overall craftsmanship of a comic, and (2) a feature is not obliged to cover either a single book alone or all of one book's parts.

Kick and Dixon will take part in a panel discussion Thursday at Wittenberg University about comics and the classics.

I totally agree with the review of Joan Hurst about the comic pictures and was also bored through part of the book.

In part three of our New York Comic Con interview special, Calvin speaks with Jeff Gomez about the new religious graphic novel imprint Vital -LSB-...]

I'm not a comic artist, but I part - own a small publisher that prints comics and novels in print runs ranging from 40 to a few thousand copies, so I have some insight about what it takes to print your own comic for a reasonable price.

But that evangelical tendency is also a part of it, making sure that as many people know about these great comics as possible.

Comics Graphic India has brought in Tom De Falco, Ron Frenz and Sal Buscema to create a digital comic about their superhero Krrish as part of the run - up to the third Krrish film.

DC Comics» digital - first comics continue to chart the DCU's future, and Adam Beechen leads part one of a roundtable interview on «Batman Beyond Unlimited» speaking about 10,000 Jokers, Tim Drake and cyberpunk surprises.

At the Marvel Ultimate Universe panel, part of San Diego's Comic - Con International the creative and teams behind «Ultimate Comics Ultimates» and «Ultimate Comics Spider - Man» gathered to answer fan questions and speak about the future of the Ultimate Universe.

But the continuous press releases put out by just about every publisher shows digital comics is a growing part of their business.

Top of the news pile is an upcoming event — on Wednesday 18th April I'll be speaking about digital comics at the British Library as part of their «Digital Conversation» series.

Blake Bell says a big part of the appeal is that the comic is as much about Peter Parker as Spider - Man: «Nowhere else in history had you seen the alter ego get that kind of face time.

There's this feeling, an impulse, that part of being a good writer about comics means that you have to be timely.

Publishing DC co-publishers Jim Lee and Dan DiDio talk about the comics market as a whole, variant covers, and their move to Burbank, among many other topics, in a three - part interview.

The more I think about it, the more I think that digital comics is something that could move comics culture from an inclusive subculture to a general part of culture, like books or movies.

He is adamant about creating comics for digital media first, yet he includes eventual print editions as part of the business plan.

If you're going to make a comic which is not just about now combining words and pictures, it's about combining words and pictures and sound, each have to be given... you have to think about that all the way through, and each have to be given a chance to lead as part of the finished thing you produce.

(Author's note: I'd like to believe that, after the better part of two decades writing an opinion column about comics retailing that everyone in the world would understand that the following is just my opinion.

--[Yesterday's Apple announcement about a self - authoring tool to get books into the iBookstore sounded like a boon to comics creators and part of the whole DIY movement.

Since then they've been adding more books to the app each month, including their first original comic SHRINKAGE, an 8 - part comedic sci - fi action tale about how the most unknowable battleground we face is the one within our own craniums, written by Emmy Award winning writer Rob Kutner («The Daily Show with Jon Stewart,» «Conan») and illustrated by John Lucas (X-Men, Deadpool)

Written by Ruffian Games Senior Designer Ed Campbell and animated by seasoned comic artist and illustrator Alex Ronald, now comes that which will hopefully give us some answers, a five - part animated mini-series about the events that lead into Crackdown 2.

Sony and Comic superhero is all about a key part of a story «Character».

This is thanks mostly in part to Spider - Man 2 The Movie The Game becoming just about the best Comic Book Superhero Sandbox Game to date.

She added: «He said, «funny you ask this because I am about to redraw the first part of the series to bring it in line with the language that I've developed for the rest of the comics.

Jake Chapman not only be taking part in a debate discussing morality as a form of convention that threatens creativity, but also in conversation with Paradise Row founder Nick Hackworth, speaking about the inspirations behind such seminal works as Insult to Injury and Death, and articulating the rationale for his darkly comic, pessimistic philosophy.