The phrase "comic genre" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a category of literature, film, or other media that features comic elements or humor.
Example: "The comic genre has evolved significantly over the years, incorporating various styles and themes."
Alternatives: "humor category" or "comedy style".
Almost single-handedly he invented the TV column as a comic genre.
Booth's project is essentially observational; it aspires to a comic genre that might be called Euro-exotica.
Mr. Danson has some funny moments, but he is not as comfortable in a comic genre where deadpan takes the place of punch line.
I wish he'd give it up and allow himself to become the great comic genre novelist he could be if only he'd let himself.
"Black Panther," a big-budget action movie and the first major comic genre film to feature a black director, screenwriter and cast, could also open the door to more black blockbusters and more genres.
Lenny Henry will front Rogue's Gallery, a four-part series of "darkly comic, genre bending monologues" in which a different character will tell their story "each with a sting in the tale".
That's when he devised the hit anthology series Eightball, which combined different comic genres and drawing styles.
But I think it's important to keep in mind that the Italian literary tradition is so rich in comic genres, broadly understood.
He inherited EC (Educational Comics) after his father died in 1947 and pioneered the horror-comic genre, restyling the company name to mean Entertaining Comics.
A special musical-comic genre, the jigg, was the particular domain of the great Shakespearean comedians Richard Tarlton and William Kempe.
To breathe even a lungful of fresh air into the autobiographical comics genre is a challenge, but Hornschemeier succeeds.
