Sentence examples for comic credit from inspiring English sources

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Mort Sahl is the comic credited with pioneering a new style of stand-up, paving the way for Lenny Bruce and Jon Stewart.

Instead of the usual extravagantly comic pre-credit sequence, there's a tough black-and-white opening that cuts between Bond murdering two men, one in Prague, the other in London, which purport to be his first killings.

Mr. Vaughan's comic book credits include "Y: The Last Man," about the only male survivor of a global plague; "Runaways," about teenagers who discover their parents are supervillains; "ExMachina," about a former superhero who becomes mayor of New York; and "Saga," a new series published by Image Comics that chronicles a Romeo-and-Juliet story about star-crossed parents from alien races at war.

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He praised the animation's "clean bright visual look" and the "classic energy of the comic book style", crediting this to the work of Mike Mignola.

While appearing on "The Tonight Show," an NBC institution, won't make anyone an instant star the way it could in the days of Johnny Carson, being seen by millions remains a rare kind of exposure for a comic and an invaluable credit that clubs around the country lean on for promotion.

Key fosters a distinctive camaraderie with his crowd, his nuggets of verse are as darkly skew-whiff as ever – and the stooge who joins him onstage from a seat in the front row is touched (or endowed, to give Key due credit) with comic genius.

Over the group's 42-year history, it has authorised more than 5,000 different items of merchandise, everything from rock band staples such as T-shirts and hats, to comic books, pinball machines, credit cards, and even condoms and coffins.

He did have two comic operas to his credit, Cox and Box (1866) and The Contrabandista (1867), but the latter was four years in the past and had been unsuccessful.