Sentences with phrase «strip character»

Even other comic strip characters have to give it praise.

In our grand descriptions, however generously offered, we may strip our characters of the right to be who they really are.

But, if you want, you can also strip a character down, like I did in the first screenshot.

We named him Fury after a comic strip character.

In some sense there is no mythic comic strip character who has replaced her for girls and young teens today.

Based on the comic strip character in British anthology 2000 AD, Dredd is a man of deeds not dialogue, dispensing justice in the future wasteland of Mega-City One.

The comic strip character Cathy is always on the receiving end of her mother's advice and suggestions.

The «Peanuts» comic strip character Snoopy was named the top dog in pop culture by the American Kennel Club on Tuesday as part of its 125th anniversary celebration, beating out a college sports mascot.

Buster Brown was a comic strip character created in 1902 by Richard F. Outcault.

Cartoon and comic - strip characters trade bangs and pows and oofs; «family» TV programs get laughs from verbal combat instead of physical assault.

Vimeo «Life Inside Jabba the Hutt» EW longform goes «sex lies and fifty shades of grey» Film School Rejects allows for the non-story silliness of imagining Ava DuVernay directing a superhero movie Hubpages how Franklin became the first black Peanuts comic strip character Pajiba on the relatable marital awkwardness of HBO's Together starring Melanie Lynskey and Mark Duplass AV Club remembers Jeff Bridges and Karen Allen in Starman (1984).

As Mary's increasingly severe depression causes a polite chill in her relationship with Tom and Gerri, Manville gradually strips the character of her more appealing affectations, leaving little more than a shivering shell of woman.

Waititi strips the character of the Shakespearean seriousness of his previous Marvel - movie appearances (we're a long way from the Kenneth Branagh — directed first Thor), instead imbuing him with the bumbling, mockumentary - style realism Waititi has practiced in his previous movies.

* Milquetoast (pronounced milktoast) is an eponym inspired by the comic - strip character Casper Milquetoast, created by Harold Tucker Webster in 1924 - a timid and retiring man named after the insipid dish of the same name consisting of buttered toast in a bowl of milk, once a popular food for invalids.

He studied art at the Carnegie Institute of Technology from 1945 to 1949 and then went to New York City where he became an illustrator until 1960 when he began making paintings based on comic strip characters such as Popeye, Dick Tracy, and Superman.

The works ranged from depictions of Joe DiMaggio as a young boy, Bob Dylan and the comic strip character Bazooka Joe to pieces dovetailing popular imagery with quotations from Marcel Proust, William Faulkner, Henry James, Gustave Flaubert or the Bible, and addressing themes of violence, humor, sex, evolution, religion, politics, literature, youth, art history and sports.

Flytrap Finnegan, the World's Worst Caddie, was a comic - strip character who never stopped talking.

«Somebody Stop Me», Amanda Ross - Ho's title for her first New York solo show, has the platitudinous ring of a bumper sticker or the type of all - caps outburst that the American comic - strip character Cathy might make just before a frenzied spending spree at a shoe shop.

From Ken Kagami come 24 bleakly hilarious ink - on - paper meditations on the relationship between Charles M. Schulz's classic comic - strip characters Snoopy and Charlie Brown.

Just like its namesake Farley, the popular San Francisco Chronicle comic - strip character created by the late Phil Frank, Farley Bar is a Bay Area favorite.

Although it's understandable that the filmmakers may have felt the need for any follow - up to require a dramatic change of scenery, the broader landscape has served to strip the characters of whatever charm and vitality they may have initially possessed, to numbingly dull effect.

Tabletop games, particularly football, are all the rage, and no one plays tougher ball than a bunch of comic - strip characters in Chicago

Moulton is the man who in 1941 launched the career of a comic strip character who was know as Wonder Woman.

The comic strip character, Pogo, stated the theological truth: «We have met the enemy and he is us!»

The comic strip character, Flash Gordon, was a devilishly handsome Yale graduate and polo player.

Whichever of those it was, his pin - striped character was seen as out of step with the tie-less political age.

This is who steals your passwords and strips your characters, if not deleting them entirely and leaves your recourse with the game's technical department.

Based on the»30s comic - strip character, Secret Agent X-9 was a black - and - white adventure serial from Universal.

My favorite character was a broken, lethargic and slightly psychotic Starch for her continuous laser beam and homing micro missiles, while my brother preferred Holly, partly because she's a freckled and bespectacled redhead nerd (eerily reminiscing a comic strip character we once created).

Much like his prior films, McQueen has a wonderful ability to strip his characters of their humanity and put it to the test — while Fassbender in Shame fails, it is fascinating to see Solomon attempt to hold on despite all the bleakness the director throws at him.

The amazing life and times of 92 years - young Irwin Hasen, legendary comic book and comic strip cartoonist, the sole surviving contributor of D.C. Comics» «Green Lantern,» creator of «Wildcat,» cover artist of «Wonder Woman,» «Superman,» and «The Justice Society,» and co-creator of the syndicated comic strip character «Dondi.»

Bestselling author John Hart holds nothing back as he strips his characters bare.

Reproductions of Popeye appear throughout the restaurant in tribute to 1920s Santa Monica resident Oli Olsen, who some believe was the inspiration for the nationally syndicated comic strip character.

Known for his humor and use of exuberant color, Brainard's collages involve everything from comic strip characters to individually painted flowers.

Mills manages to make the contours of comic strip characters (like Snoopy) and cartoons (the Simpsons) look right at home with shapes found in works by Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Paul Klee and Joan Miro as well as James Ensor, Emanuel Leutze, Adolph Gottlieb and Ellsworth Kelly.

Drawn in heavy black outlines, these disturbing yet humorous figures evoke the comic - strip characters of the 1920s and»30s he so admired.

Other representations include the successful defense of Disney and ABC in an infringement suit filed by the owner of comic strip characters, the representation of ESPN in a trademark and copyright infringement suit involving a reality television program, the representation of Fox in a trademark infringement suit over the name of one of its television networks, and the representation of The Gator Corporation in multidistrict trademark litigation involving pop - up Internet advertising.

Popeye the Sailor Man, the iconic early 20th century spinach - eating comic strip character, was originally intended to be a one - off cameo in a comic strip focused on Olive Oyl (Thimble Theater), but he proved to be so popular the roles were reversed and Olive Oyl became a part - time player in a dedicated Popeye comic strip.