Sentences with phrase «read a comic which»

Not exact matches

I like to read comic books... er, graphic novels... on my iPad, which is where the sharpness discrepancy is most noticeable.

Their pietism, which I confused with Lutheranism, early made me restive, not least because of my precocious reading of Britannica articles on evolution and Gibbon's Decline and Fall (my father's library was short on comic books).

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.

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.

Four things that we can do that may reduce our risk of developing Parkinson's disease is exercise, avoiding dairy products, pesticides, and avoid getting hit in the head (which means wearing your seatbelt, bike helmet), and — if you read journal articles written by scientists with way too much time on their hands — avoid getting attacked by extraterrestrials, a leading cause of traumatic brain injury in comic books.

I read the Charles Atlas ads (bully kicking sand in the face of a weak as a flea fart skinny dude) that appeared in the comic books and I of course sent away for his free booklet which revealed his amazing story.

Maybe they're in the comic — which I have not read, but it came off as the film - set - in - Africa

Speaking to Sky Movies, Pegg confirmed he had read Wright's screenplay for the comic - book movie, which is now moving ahead with Yes Man's Peyton Reed as director and a new screenplay by Anchorman's Adam McKay.

Stephen Moyer and Amy Acker star as «ordinary» parents who go to extraordinary lengths to protect their mutant children from organizations like Sentinel Services, which, if you've read any X-Men comics or seen one of co-EP Bryan Singer's films, you'll recognize as a real threat.

From the opening Universal Studios logo redone as a retro 8 - Bit Nintendo theme to the way coins are dispensed whenever Pilgrim achieves his goal, Scott Pilgrim will have many viewers lapping up the joyful splendour, but those not «cool» or «hip» enough to have read the comics on which the film is based may find it harder to embrace.

The first game leaned on the comic roots of the characters and topped my list of best LEGO games (which you can read here).

Showcasing the expected show - stopping special effects, a rich mythology from the Marvel comic on which it is based, and plenty of rousing action that is both imaginative (weaponized rhinoceroses) and genuinely suspenseful, it gets the most... Read More»

(The kid read about it in an X-Men comic book, which Logan hilariously treats as fake news.)

That first issue in particular reads and feels like one of the X-Men or Spider - Man comics Coates read growing up, or an issue of the Ed Brubaker - written Captain America, which Coates has cited as an influence on his own comics work.

To prepare for the game's epic story you should read all the issues of the Sonic Forces prequel comic, which set up Eggman's rise to power, who the Avatar character is, and how the story is actually a sequel to Sonic Mania.

I've never read the comics from which it's based but the use of a metal / serum / element, in this case vibranium, seems like an outdated plot device.

The show is, of course, based on Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon's comic book series, which follows Jesse Custer, a small - town preacher in the US who is on a... Read More

Writer Christopher Priest's run on the Black Panther comic, which lasted over 4 years and 50 issues, is considered essential reading for Black Panther fans.

In the comic books that Snyder has allegedly read, including Frank Miller's Dark Knight Returns, which he says was the inspiration for Batman v Superman's aesthetic and themes, Batman and Superman fight because of ideology.

But while the film was a mild success commercially, the chances of a sequel seemed pretty unlikely, especially for anyone who read the darker and more sadistic second volume of Mark Millar's popular comic book series, which is borderline distasteful in its attempts to raise the stakes.

I only ever read the JMS run in the comics which was pretty damn good and he worked on the film's screenplay.

Often used by elementary reading teachers, storyboards are a form of comic strip in which students illustrate the main ideas of reading material in a handful of distinct segments.

Kindle supports children's books with Kindle Text Pop - Up, and comic books with Kindle Panel View which allows you to read a comic book panel by panel.

But, he adds, «it reads like a good comic book, which is more than enough reason to keep an eye out for the next entry in the series.»

It focusses on a form of literature, much like a previous post on digital comics, which can only ever be read in a digital context.

Amazon's reach is much broader than Comixology's, and the company will be able to take advantage of Comixology's relationships within the comics industry as well as its reading technology, which was developed explicitly for the visual storytelling medium.

The Nook store currently stocks over 3 million books, comics and other reading material, which includes 1 million free books.

The piece, which went live last night, largely focused on the iPad's capabilities as a comics reading device, a task assigned to me in light of my status as the staff's resident sequential art expert (an equally impressive and dubious title given the fact that I am the senior editor of one of the cornerstones of modern American geekdom).

It's interesting that Viz's most popular titles, Bleach and Naruto, usually make the Nook charts the week they come out; there must be a substantial manga - reading community, which occasionally dwarfs the Peanuts fans and the folks who prefer free downloads of action comics featuring scantily clad ladies.

The main reason is the Retina display, which allows comics to be read in pure HD and developers spend a copious amount of time optimizing their content.

I can see how audio would be popular, but I think it better could be improved instead with: — page turn buttons; — greater processing power / speed for better responsiveness; — better pdf support for manga / comics / textbooks; — and color e-ink and higher ppi for displaying maps and book covers as well reading manga / comics / magazines (which are still sometimes fuzzy or hard to read at 300 ppi, in my opinion).

The most exciting new feature is the support for children's books with Kindle Text Pop - Up and comic books with Kindle Panel View (which allows you to read a comic book panel by panel).

This service was a bit clunky until they came out with an iOS app this year, which makes for a much more pleasant reading experience than flipping through the comics in a web browser and allows the user to download up to six issues at a time.

But it is the extra challenge levels that unlock additional content which include six sequential issues of a digital comic book; completing the levels is the only way to continue reading the comics.

The apps allowed readers to download up to six comics to for offline reading, which many readers felt wasn't enough, and as I noted in my review of the iOS app, it was often hard to find specific comics.

The first three issues of Insufferable are available there, issue 1 for 99 cents and the other two for $ 1.99 each — cheaper than a Marvel or DC new release, but more expensive than «free,» which is what it costs to read the comics online.

Scrollon includes a limited selection of comics, all of which are designed specifically for the app, which already makes for a smoother reading experience, but the point about the fixed width is well taken.

And it's all presented as DRM - free PDFs, which means you can download the comics to any device you like and read them with any PDF reader app — no proprietary app needed.

There is a lengthy text section after that, with illustrations, giving a picture of the music world in 1959, which is interesting but not the same as reading a comic.

This is a very interesting week for digital comics best - sellers, for two reasons: It's the first week without a new issue of the perennial best - seller Injustice: Gods Among Us, which has dominated the charts since we started compiling these lists, and three platforms (comiXology, Kindle, and Nook) had a 99 - cent sale on... [Read more...]

The first comic I read in my entire life was the first issue of The Walking Dead which I found online.

The other is that it is more pleasant to read comics — particularly Non Sequitur, which has a rather cramped style — in the larger format.

In addition, readers can earn in - app currency, called Narrs, which allow them to read more comics (the first two episodes are free, subsequent chapters are not).

The comic is also available via comiXology, Comics Plus, Kindle, and Nook, any of which would be a better reading experience than iBooks.

You won't find a single comic app by a mainstream company anywhere on app world.The only reading app available is Press Reader, which gives you newspaper replicas of thousands of papers in the world.

I dig the fact that you can translate words into complex Chinese characters, which bodes well for the feature of KF8 and the ability to read graphic novels, manga and comics.

Jet City's Justin Gollenbeck took a few minutes to talk to me about the new comics, which have already been... [Read more...]

Readers will enjoy three free months of access to Unlimited, which will allow for reading as many comics as you want on a monthly basis.

On October 31, Riverhead will release a new deluxe edition of This Is How You Lose Her ($ 40) featuring illustrations by Jaime Hernandez, co-creator of the Love and Rockets comics series — which, if you read our interview, was influential in helping Díaz recognize his calling as a Latino author.

You buy comics on the website and then use the comiXology app on your iPad to download and read your purchased comics, which come in file types that include PDF, CBZ, and the company's proprietary CMX - HD format.