Sentence examples for book counterpart from inspiring English sources

Today, not all its audio content actually has a physical book counterpart, in fact.

Just like his comic book counterpart, Smallvilles Clark Kent was a symbolic representation of Jesus Christ.

He's as regal, cunning, and capable as his comic book counterpart.

Arthur's costume was the easiest to create, as the color scheme mirrored his comic book counterpart, and was constructed to give a "wetsuit look".

His wings were employed in the same style that his comic book counterpart; "[They are] for steeringthey don't keep him air born," Weisman describes.

Cranstoun explained that even though Victor does not have any metal on his physical body like his comic book counterpart, she wanted to include a metallic look to his costume.

That The Defenders' comic book counterparts include Doctor Strange (Cumberbatch) and the Hulk (Ruffalo), could this be the series that blends the cinematic universe with the televised?

The characters don't act according to their past actions, and sometimes their intentions and behaviour ring false when compared with their book counterparts.

Series' writers wanted to make sure the characters had similar characteristics to their comic book counterparts, but at the same time, could become a means for Clark Kent to learn about himself.

More than that, and perhaps most frustrating of all, is how in the post-Marvel Studios world, where Captain America, Thor -- Ant-Man, for goodness sake! -- have been brought to the screen successfully while retaining the essence of their comic book counterparts, here we have a version of the Fantastic Four that borders on recognizable.

Benedict Wong's refusal to play his own Asian character as a manservant had led to the part being rewritten, while Chiwetel Ejiofor was cast in the same film as someone whose comic-book counterpart was white.