'comic duo' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a pair of people who are known for comedic performances together. For example, you might say: "The comedy team of Tim and Eric is a popular comic duo."
It beat shows featuring Catherine Tate and comic duo Matt Lucas and David Walliams.
Although unintentional, it quickly becomes apparent that Hook and Savage make an unlikely comic duo.
The code of the mismatched comic duo was long ago inscribed in the DNA of modern entertainment.
The British press called him "the Two Ronnies," after a comic duo who were big in the nineteen-seventies.
In the early years of "Saturday Night Live," Mr. Davis and Mr. Franken also appeared as a comic duo.
More important, Mr. Shepard and Mr. Arnett, though playing polar opposites and mortal enemies, make a dandy comic duo.
Walliams' desire to be in a new two is surprising because – in the days since Morecambe & Wise and The Two Ronnies – it has become common for comic duos to flourish separately and together in alternation.
You half expect all comic duos to be at each other's throats (like Abbott and Costello) or at least acid in their private thoughts about each other (like Pete and Dud).
Cook's tall, lean frame and droll, deadpan delivery of even the most absurd dialogue made him a perfect foil for the short, energetic Moore, and the two created a series of comic duos, notably the inane working-class philosophers Pete 'n' Dud, on their long-running television program, "Not Only..
I also grew to revere other comic duos, like the Road Runner and the Coyote.
In many ways, this comic strip duo is the ultimate Sensational Team.
