The phrase "actor in a comic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a performer who plays a role in a comic book or comic strip, often in discussions about adaptations or character portrayals.
Example: "The actor in a comic adaptation brought the character to life with incredible energy and charisma."
Alternatives: "character in a comic" or "performer in a comic".
Why shouldn't the academy steal some thunder from the tacky Golden Globes -- which offer separate prizes for drama and a comedy or musical -- and give a yearly award to the best performance by an actor or actress in a comic role?
The single newcomer is Robin Williams, in his Broadway debut (as an actor, not a comic), in the title role.
Tom Hanks, who played a teen-ager whose body grows up overnight, captured a Golden Globe for best performance by an actor in a musical or comic motion picture.
"I'm an actor, playing a comic role in a situation comedy".
Mr. Mulheren, whose depiction of a gangster in "Kiss Me Kate" (2000) earned him a Tony nomination for best featured actor in a musical, serves as a comic focal point for "Spider-Man," a responsibility he shares with Patrick Page who plays the Green Goblin.
Cullen suggests that his greatest triumph was as a comic actor in a touring production of Brandon Thomas's popular farce Charley's Aunt.
B3 SPORTSTUESDAY D1-7 OBITUARIES C19 SCIENCE TIMES F1-10 Health & Fitness F5 ARTSpoofer A Spoofer Captured by a Spoof The comedian, actor and satirist Chris Elliott is in a comic's nightmare after falling for an online spoof and incorporating a fictional robot into his book as a historical figure.
Though he is famous for letting his body do most of the talking for him, Mr. Irwin speaks a lot with his mouth in this production, which considers the plight of the comic actor in a theater in artistic upheaval.
Above each actor's head, like speech balloons in a comic strip, are a microphone and a screen projecting posters of the "martyrs" and militias that are common to this day on the streets of Beirut.
Backstage after his Emmy win for supporting actor in a comedy series, veteran stand-up comic Louie Anderson talked about his award and his show.
