Sentence examples for comic looks from inspiring English sources

Indeed, that breed would seem to have it all: French roots, comic looks -- imagine a shaggy basset hound -- and, yes, a high sticker price.

But no superhero comic looks like this one: its swooping clean lines and its expressive faces resemble, instead, the covers of nineteen-fifties romance comics — and excel, by miles, the TV series from which it derives.

Kelly Thompson, who writes the comic, told me that, in her view, "Jem" is "quite similar to superhero comics," given its "sci-fi elements and secret identities". But no superhero comic looks like this one: its swooping clean lines and its expressive faces resemble, instead, the covers of nineteen-fifties romance comics—and excel, by miles, the TV series from which it derives.

Crook has, of course, made a career out of his "comic" looks, first as Gareth Keenan, the geek with a mean streak in the BBC sitcom The Office, and then as Ragetti, the one-eyed, slightly hopeless pirate in the Pirates Of The Caribbean films.

The Blackburn Burrow digital comic looks and reads like a traditional book and is available for free through a variety of sites and platforms including top digital comic provider Graphicly, as well as AmazonStudios.com, Amazon Studios Facebook page and the Kindle Store.

The best part is the way the comic looks.

We know these people with these problems and it's a comic look at that".

She is in her element in these scenes, executing maneuvers with a droll comic look and loose physicality.

It also gives film audiences a fresh and comic look at familiar aspects of modern German society.

So Manny, who has died aged 91, was tall, lanky and comic looking.

The show will take a comic look at young political reporters against the backdrop of covering a presidential campaign.