Sentences with phrase «read comics knows»

Anyone who likes to read comics knows that the characters, both good and evil, are numerous.

Obviously Latino Review is using this to claim their «Planet Hulk / World War Hulk» rumor is true, although everyone who actually reads comics knows by now that Marvel is building up to The Infinity Gauntlet in Avengers 3 and not World War Hulk.

Not exact matches

«Everybody I would talk to knows the characters and read comics as kids, and we just didn't,» Bettany said.

I didn't read comics growing up but I did know some of the origins of some of the characters before the movies came out.

Comic books, now generally known as graphic novels, have increasingly been finding their way into classrooms and school libraries as teachers search for tools to not only help their students learn how to read, but to tap into the vivid imagination that is the hallmark of childhood and turn their students onto a lifelong love of reading.

I know that comic fans abound, but I'll admit that I get a little lost reading the books.

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.

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OK, obviously none of that happens, except for Wade blowing himself up — and if you've ever read a comic book in your life, or seen a movie, or drawn breath, you know that a superhero film doesn't start with the hero offing himself unless it plans to undo the damage as soon as possible.

Maybe because they know die - hard comic audiences at this convention are not entirely thrilled with director Josh Trank's casting choices and avant - garde vision for the film, namely his suggestion that his cast not bother even reading the comics.

«For those of you who have ever read the comics, you know that Baron Mordo has a very particular arc, and that's something we discussed with Chiwetel while working on the first movie.

If you don't read comic books, just ignore me and know what I mean is Ponsoldt is now a go - to director for cinema.)

As many of the comic book's fans know, the thing that makes the «Merc with a Mouth» so special is his penchant for profanity, sexual proclivities and extreme violence — a.k.a. things a very sanitized, family - friendly studio like Marvel hasn't wanted... [Read more...]

No, literally, the first day of shooting I was like scared out of my pants, «cause I'm like, you know, I'd been reading Marvel comics, like, you know, like there's a thing with Marvel like where they do, like, you know, for like there's a one stage, you know, for my kid that was one years old, and then all of a sudden like it gets more sophisticated as time goes on.

Maybe you thought you knew what to expect from reading Deadpool comics or understanding the bizarre nature of the character.

You, Me and Dupree suffers from a disappointing advertising campaign that misrepresents its product, and will leave many viewers disappointed that they aren't seeing the Owen Wilson they know and love, rather than the new and improved comic with a Continue reading You, Me and Dupree →

Anyone who watched the 90s cartoon, read the Stan Lee / Jack Kirby comics, saw the dreadful Tim Story versions or has heard the name Fantastic Four knows that that inter-dimensional travel goes screwy and the crew of scientists end up with silly abilities like being super stretchy or make of rocks and stuff.

He explains that Harmon hadn't read any scripts and didn't know much about the comics, so he was able to offer a fresh perspective and «break down things» in a way nobody else could.

You know, you're reading the comic books and you have ideas about how that's gonna happen and you can discuss that.»

Falsk, I don't know if you've ever read any Captain America comics, especially any in the last 10 years but he's about as far away from campy as you can get.

And that it takes someone with the comic sensibility of co-writer Adam McKay, a director known for THE OTHER GUYS and TALLADEGA NIGHTS: THE LEGEND OF RICKY BOBBY, to... Read More»

The only thing we know for sure is that the «Doctor Strange» director is reading «Doctor Strange» comics.

He's also been known to break the fourth wall, unlike most characters, and directly address readers, while also learning new information in various storylines by reading back issues of his own comics.

I have read many Marvel comics and I feel lucky to have read them as I know the 50 to 60 percent plot of the movie and can predict what's going to happen next.

(We don't learn what their original version would have looked like, but anyone who's read the comic books or seen a movie ad knows that Ultron functions most of the time as an ultra-intelligent robot.)

Many bloggers who don't read comic books blasted Marvel for including Strange's «manservant» Wong in the movie, but these people (since they don't read comics, only Wikipedia) don't know that in recent years Wong has become someone who can kick ass and hold his own right alongside Strange.

The Black Order — Thanos» evil henchpeople — aren't very well known to MCU fans who haven't read the comics.

It only feels that way if you've read the comics, and know that Mordo is a villain in them.

The sections themselves are brought to life in comic - book form, using our 4 - text - level system of: Original Text - The full Shakespeare script for the set sections Plain Text - The set sections translated into plain English Quick Text - With reduced dialogue for rapid, easier reading No - Text - With empty speech balloons for you to fill in the dialogue Each document puts the set sections into the context of the whole play.

We tend to look at these devices from an e-reading prospective, because we know you inevitably read the news or read a comic digitally.

You don't have to be a Wakandan tech genius to know that reading digital comics has never been easier!

Those of us who used to read comics could get right into the movies, but we don't read the comics, because they don't have the attraction of the Marvel universe we knew.

Audio Physical Buttons Touchscreen Solid Front - lit Support for 16 Languages Good for reading comics and Manga CONS No advanced e-Reading options Lack of bookshelf creation and management Need Adobe Digital Editions to load in books you purchased Web Browser is a bit broken

The Walking Dead is a phenomenally popular comic, but it's also one you would expect to do a bit better in digital than in print, because the television show has a much larger audience than the comic, and most people who don't read comics regularly don't even know that comic shops exist, much less how to find one.

One of the most well - known apps for digital comic book reading is Comixology, and in an article for the Chicago - Sun Times, Andy Ihnatko gives a detailed rundown of what's involved in the new Comixology app for digital comics.

Cory Doctorow says ownership is key: I'm paraphrasing here, but Doctorow, who has been right about a lot of things, has some things to say about digital comics in a video shot at New York Comic Con, including his opinion that readers should be able to buy digital comics and keep them: «You know, you buy the comic, and... [Read morComic Con, including his opinion that readers should be able to buy digital comics and keep them: «You know, you buy the comic, and... [Read morcomic, and... [Read more...]

Final Thoughts That's a list of 10 non-superhero comics that you can check out, if you are interested in reading some comics, but don't know where to start.

Still, the Kindle was not without its limitations as an e-reader (the iPad too is not without faults) and was never known to be able to read comics, something that the iPad was able to by way of a plethora of comic reading apps while its color screen too acted as a boon.

ComiCat (Comic Reader / Viewer)-- Before you read too much further, know that ComiCat isn't free, but it's really worth every penny of the $ 3.49 price - tag.

You've no right to judge what you haven't read even a quarter of, or played a single game or read a single comic.

But let's be real: I no longer read comics in print.

But did you know that its 7 - inch screen is perfect for reading digital comic books too?

I'm from Asia pacific and here i see kids are getting totally different i know one of my cousin's daughter who like to read comics in iPhone than a real printed book, and i also see the primary schools getting virtual with electronic resource centers, where kids can access computers and all the comics and books from computer data base.

Most people know these popular literary works by the books they read, but now people can read the comics!

Hibbs is well known in the comics community, and he was linking straight... [Read more...]

People know what good food tastes like because they casually read comics that talk about good food, among other things.

Since my main usage of the tablet would be for reading pdf books, comics, et cetera, I'd like to know its performance.

Digital comics On a related note, Shaun Huston ponders the challenges of making «comics as we know them» work on digital devices: «While there's some latitude to read full pages on the iPad, and the Fire at 4.7» x 7.5» (or the Nooks) affords that option more realistically than the iPhone or similarly - sized devices, in all of these cases there will be situations where most readers will shift to Guided View in order to effectively see some particular detail on a page.