Sentence examples for comic match from inspiring English sources

Mandrew's wife and sometime co-star, Peeps (short for Pussy Boots), is played by Ari Graynor, who turns out to be Mr. Jackson's ideal comic match.

I don't know why it's so hard to make a comic match the tone of an animated show, but The Simpsons comics never really felt like the show, and the Adventure Time comics feel off as well.

The cruelly comic soccer match in Loach's Kes.

As it is, sullen locals must concede that it might have been preferable to obliterate Mallett, Porter & Dowd than to allow this abject hybrid, in which the windows of the old facade do not, to further comic effect, match up with those in the new building, lurking two metres of dark space behind.

WIll any new Marvel comic ever match the perfection of this cover of FOOM, the Marvel fanzine?

When might we see Hay Day plush toys or Clash of Clans cartoons or comics to match?

Consensus (some would say, sociology) suggests that women favour less competitive, less race-to-the-laugh forms of comedy – although plenty of female comics can match the men at that, punchline-for-punchline.

In the unintentionally comic post-match TV interview, Sarfraz credits this bowling starburst to the dowdy black and white virtues of sticking to a line and length, though it seems like interviewer and interviewee are playing some Candid Camera-type practical joke on the viewer.

It soon became clear that this elaborate system of Chinese whispers had no chance of providing an accurate summary of events, so Kingsley simply went off on an elaborate freeform jazz riff, inventing a fantastical comic-book match packed with outrageous mazy dribbles, superlative goals, incomprehensible saves, near misses and fights.

"South of No North" ends with "Class," a comic fantasy boxing match between Henry and Ernest Hemingway (no simple cult figure he).

"South of No North" ends with "Class," a comic fantasy boxing match between Henry and Ernest Hemingway (no cult figure he).