Sentences with phrase «spot on a comic»

I found it gives you the perfect amount of options to find that sweet spot on a comic, newspaper, or complex graphic file.

Injustice 2 comes in a year chock full of Fighting games coming out left and right and I can say without a doubt that Injustice 2 deserves a spot on any comic fan or fighting fans gaming shelf.

Not exact matches

This is where Hathcock would earn the nickname «White Feather» — because he always wore a white feather on his bush hat, daring the North Vietnamese to spot him — and where he would achieve his status as the Vietnam War's deadliest sniper in missions that sound as if they were pulled from the pages of Marvel comics.

Malin Akerman was spotted at Comic - Con 2011 attending the «Children's Hospital» Press panel at the San Diego Convention Center in California on Friday.

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What's interesting is that one of the crew members has multiple name tags with Donald Blake written on them - one of Thor's easter eggs comic book fans spotted when the film released in 2011.

Eric Bana makes a satisfactory comic villain, there is a rolling - around - on - the - lawn fight scene that's convincingly clumsy, and Mann mocks him with a spot - on Aussie accent (not the standard pleasant one, more of a bray).

Supergirl is a cheerful and spot - on adaptation, skillfully accomplishing the difficult task of making a corny comic - book story seem not only believable but also welcoming to those who've tired (or never enjoyed) the genre.

Now that «B» movies have moved into «A» positions — films based on comic - book characters, etc. — it's more difficult to find guilty pleasures, but I still have a soft spot for most disaster movies.

The animation is spot on — the comic timing is immaculate and you could be forgiven for thinking that this hand - drawn character is the equal of the legendary Tati.

This pattern seems to have been repeated by Warner Bros» Green Lantern which landed on the number one spot at the box office after making its way across 3,800 theaters all over the U.S. Notably the movie stars Ryan Reynolds in the role of the Green Lantern who is a lesser known DC comics character alongside Blake Lively.

While the image suggests Josh Brolin's filming scenes are already underway, the comic - book comparison looks to be spot on as well, so fans shouldn't be that disappointed.

By Sean O'Connell Hollywoodnews.com: Greg Motolla's «Paul» is a swiftly plotted and consistently funny road - trip comedy about Graeme (Simon Pegg) and Clive (Nick Frost), best friends and sci - fi fanatics who are touring all the alien hot spots from Area 51 to Roswell on their way back from Comic - Con.

I really enjoyed Julie Walters as the landlady... her comic timing is spot on.

Star Ryan Reynolds won points from us for his on - the - spot recitation of the Green Lantern oath at Comic - Con (reprised here), and this trailer gives us hope that good things are yet in store here.

What works like comic hellfire is the casting of good old Jeff Bridges who is spot on and very funny at times.

With spot - on 1980s references, Hendrix perfectly captures the angst of teenage friendships and the stagnant air of suburbia in this comic horror novel.

That makes it a great spot for fans to read comics comfortably on a smartphone or tablet.

The initial selection of comics is fairly spot on for the comic book lover out there.

It will come as no surprise to anyone who pays attention to comics sales that The Walking Dead, the post-apocalyptic horror series by Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore and Charlie Adlard, is, well, a bit of a monster, devouring one spot after another on graphic novel charts.

Last weekend, Todd Allen wrote at The Beat that he had spotted some Dark Horse comics on the newsstand at Books - A-Million, now the second - largest bookstore chain in the country.

Since most print comics tend to be 22 - 24 pages without ads, it can be much harder to jump around if you're looking for a familiar spot — this is like having text search on the Kindle.

- some Year One characters were pushed to Year Two - second year more than doubles the number of franchises - sixteen new properties are on the way - multiplayer battle arenas and improved adventure worlds - minimum number of events in each world is 25, in season one it was 21 - two exclusive Lego Dimensions figures, DC Comics stars Green Arrow and Supergirl - available as figurines only through special means, with Green Arrow given away at both E3 and Comic - Con - Green Arrow will be available digitally through the Hire - a-Hero feature - Lord Vortech was being considered, but isn't completed - could see new content related to Year One figurines / worlds - use the TARDIS to get to new areas in season two - there will be two DeLorean spots as well - access this content via a hub named the Shard, which will also link back to the year one hub

It might lack the visual variety of, say, Assassin's Creed II, but Rocksteady's visual depiction of Arkham Asylum is spot - on perfect, and particularly appreciated if you've read the comics.