The phrase "a comic sort of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a humorous or amusing quality, often in a casual or informal context.
Example: "The movie had a comic sort of charm that kept the audience laughing throughout."
Alternatives: "a humorous kind of" or "a funny type of".
The artists brought together in this elegant, dreamy fantasia of sex, politics and violence -- it's an extremely elegant adult comic, sort of an abstract European anime -- include Kahlo, Goya and Velázquez.
Daniel Clowes is looking for a role model in comics (sort of).
I'm questioning, "Is it a comic that sort of leverages the spectacle of black identity?
"She was a great comic character, sort of unwittingly but not entirely.
Its Apollo is a fine comic character, a sort of laid-back playboy who tells the mother-killer Orestes, "You worry too much, relax" as three snake-haired Furies rage around him, trying to tear him apart.
La Repubblica newspaper called the film a "comic hymn of sorts, with some bite, to the lost wonders of a locked-in steady job".
The list could be extended indefinitely; in fact any two frames of reference can be made to yield a comic effect of sorts by hooking them together and infusing a drop of malice into the concoction.
The app was even available in English and included a number of additional multi-media features for fans (location-based background music, location-based photo frames etc).. Feel on! by L is B Feel on! is a Twitter client that uses a so-called social emotion engine to analyze the content of your tweets and turn your timeline into a comic strip of sorts.
There are strong supporting turns from Frankie Faison as barbershop owner Pop, Simone Missick as local detective Missy Knight (who loses her bionic arm from the comics but gains a sort-of crime scene superpower) and Alfre Woodard as a shady politician who's secretly being funded by the bad guys.
