Sentences with phrase «thinking about comic»

How much more time would she spend thinking about a comic character who was having their seat banged by an obnoxious ghoul playing with a tray table behind them?

Up until this point, I've mostly been talking about prose fiction, but let's detour briefly to think about comics.

That's got me thinking about comics.

I love reading, making, and thinking about comics.

As far as the actual story, I was thinking about comics as a serialized medium with no beginning or end.

I think that, like this blog, many of us former recovering comics writers will keep spaces for the thoughts about comics that coalesce into something longer than a series of tweets.

So, basically, my theory goes that the manga boom in the late 90s sort of blew up every single thing that the industry thought about comics, and who the audience is for comics, and what comics can do.

Of course, because you can free your fantasy and create a perfect character or dive deep into your memory and think about comic's hero, movie or cartoon hero, book character or even real person could be a hero for you?

Or is that the old way of thinking about comics?

Must I begin to think about a comic solution?»

Not exact matches

Speaker, comic, and consultant Patti Dobrowolski also stresses the importance of adding a third dimension to our perspectives when thinking about the future.

But about this people concern themselves very little in our age which they think has reached the highest attainment, whereas in truth no age has so fallen victim to the comic as this has, and it is incomprehensible that this age has not already by a generatio aequivoca given birth to its hero, the demon who would remorselessly produce the dreadful spectacle of making the whole age laugh and making it forget that it was laughing at itself.

I delight in anything you write, whether it be about brittany spears, a comic, theology, happyness, disappointment, family, politics, art whether its controversial, pisses me off, makes me laugh, makes me think, convicts me, empowers me.....

If it is being considered a workable model we are in a world which is much more realistic than the one we were in before — and certainly more than the one we were in before the election, when May's tragic - comic aides killed all rational thought about the issue.

That a major university press would publish a series of graphic novels may come as a surprise to those who think of these works as comic books on steroids, offering plots about superheroes to younger readers.

Much has been written about the triumph of geek culture, but what I am seeing all around goes deeper: not just a fondness for comic books and fantasy novels, but a wholesale embrace of scientific thinking in popular entertainment.

«My brother said he always thought there should be [a comic strip] about grad school, because that's when the real pain begins.»

In The Price of Illusion, I write about burning a smudge stick in my office to counter negative people — it's a comic scene, and it made people think I was smoking pot.

King will be joined by Gotham recurring guest star J.W. Cortes (a 13 - year Marine combat veteran and a police officer with New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority), additional comic book writer / artists and thought leaders for a candid conversation about the lasting effects of battlefield trauma.

Today they're eating oysters at Smallwares, yesterday they went hiking and enjoying Mount Tabor, and next month they're thinking about attending Rose City Comic Con.

Me I'm just your all around jack of all trades besides being a Marine, I have a deep passion for the fine arts, especially music.I can play just about everything except the clarinet (sorry for the misspelling... I think) Now I know it sounds geeky but I also like comic books, anime, and...

We thought about running this post before the holidays, but instead we thought it might bring more comic relief when the tension has just about reached its peak.

In his first comedy special, the popular comic actor and musician reveals edgy, honest tales of his failed attempts at being a gangster, his humble roots, marriage, fatherhood and his thoughts about Eminem.

Although the boys think that they are the only ones with enough comic book knowledge to thwart the evil villains, they soon realize that they know nothing about these characters!

LaMarr told Polygon at Comic - Con today that he's spent a lot of time thinking about DC Comics»...

During our discussion, we talked about how long she has to sit in the make - up chair to apply Okoye's tattoos, how she got inducted into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, her relationship with the other women in the film, comic book research, and what Wakanda thinks about the Winter Soldier.

What strikes you most about A Thousand Words — more than the terrible jokes, the downright boring plot and dull pace — is that someone thought it was a good idea to take a man whose entire comic persona is that of a fast talker — indeed, at one point the most engaging comedian on the planet — and silence him.

For those who don't know about the comics and think that there are only 5 Infinity stones, sorry to burst your pop guys but actually there are Six Infinity Stones.

I wasn't even going to write about this ridiculous opinion that started over at Batman News then fuelled by Comic Book Movie, but I think it needs to be addressed as they're spouting misinformation to their readers.

Anatomy of a Scene: American Splendor (August 17; 7 to 7:30 p.m.; Sundance) looks at the moment in the movie about the comic - book artist Harvey Pekar when Harvey (Paul Giamatti) first meets Joyce Brabner (Hope Davis) Â — and thinks about graphic art turned into film.

Just before you're about to write him off as lightweight comic relief, he'll make an observation that et's you in on the fact that he's more savvy than initially thought.

If you've ever thought about seeing a comic book film, this one should not be missed on the big screen.

A few cheap shots at competitors Marvel - mark - Avengers and DC earn half - hearted huffs at best — except for one joke about Hawkeye that lands well, and also made my nerd heart shiver at the thought of a «Hawkeye vs. Deadpool» movie, it's a GREAT comic, shut up — but jokes about Wade's precarious place within the X-Men universe go over much better.

That's what they emulate — disastrously, I think — in their reductive screenplays for Unbroken and especially Bridge of Spies, with its repeated references to a parable about an indomitable man, or «standing man,» and its strained comic catchphrase, «Would it help?»

In case we needed another reminder that Hollywood does not care about minority characters or actors, yesterday brought the news that Paramount Pictures and Dreamworks Pictures thought it would be a cool idea to cast Scarlett Johansson as the famous Japanese heroine Major in the film adaptation of Japanese writer / illustrator Masamune Shirow's Kodansha Comics manga comic series, GHOST IN THE SHELL.

I thought it was hinting that the movie was possibly about super powered kids or something cool like that, like a live - action version of the old comic, I think it was called «Power Pack».

If you look back to 1978 when Superman: The Movie came out and think about all that has transpired since then, the shared weight of comics and movie history speaks volumes.

When: April 6th Why: It's actually quite surprising that no one has thought to make a documentary about Comic - Con until now, because although it's not really a hard - hitting subject matter, it already has a built - in audience that continues to grow every year.

Maybe this is a minority view: I thought Toby Maguire was superb as Spider - Man, thank you, and rebooting the franchise so soon was more about Hollywood's appetite for comic - based blockbusters than any groundswell for putting a new face on t...

«By introducing the subject through comics — a format kids love — we hope to really get them talking and thinking critically about what they can do to reduce bullying at school and in their social lives.

Below, he talks about why Archie Comics has been so active on the digital comics front, how he thinks digital comics will affect traditional retailers, and how the company will continue to push the boundaries of good ol' Riverdale.

What do think about the future of the comics industry?

I didn't know about Diary of a Wimpy Kid back then — I think it was an online comic.

Now when creators can start making enough money off of digital - only comics to think about them in more abstract ways, we may see some really interesting products show up.

TFAW.com: What did you think when you first heard about the possibility of reading comics in a digital format?

As we compiled our recent list of the 50 Best YA Books of All Time, I couldn't help but think about how comics and graphic novels fit in.

(I think what most comics fans find most distasteful about his comics paintings is that he didn't paint more superheroes instead of stealing from «lower» forms, like romance & war comics.)

It's not even Christmas yet, but the folks behind Free Comic Book Day are already thinking about next spring.

After thanking their Patron - sponsored books of The Ten - Year Turnaround, Removed, and How to Drive Your Next Car Deal, Sheridan and Jim discussed news about a new app making waves in Croatia, a surge in creativity for digital comics, changes in Amazon's pre-order policy, how KU free runs may not be as lucrative as you think, and why rented books could become a big deal.

Jason Thompson is a man of many credits: he edited megahits like Dragon Ball Z at Viz Media, wrote the exhaustive Manga: The Complete Guide back in 2007, works on his own original comic King of RPGs, writes about manga for Otaku USA every month and, most importantly, you can read his weekly thoughts on more than a hundred different manga right here on ANN.