Sentence examples for comic paper from inspiring English sources

Someone had left a comic paper on the seat near where he sat and he read the strips while he waited.

In 1925, Harold Ross established The New Yorker as a lighthearted, Manhattan-centric magazine a "fifteen-cent comic paper," he called it.

Harold Ross, the founder and first editor of The New Yorker, conceived of his Jazz Age invention as a "fifteen-cent comic paper".

By William Trevor Someone had left a comic paper on the seat near where he sat and he read the strips while he waited.

By The New Yorker April 12 , 2016Harold Ross, the founder and first editor of The New Yorker, conceived of his Jazz Age invention as a "fifteen-cent comic paper".

In the meantime, he acquired a circle of young Jazz Age friends (he played softball with Harpo Marx and Billy Rose, shot ducks with Bernard Baruch) and conceived an idea for a fizzy Manhattan-centric magazine of his own — a "fifteen-cent comic paper," he called it.

This resulted, in 1976, in their collaborating on You're a Brick, Angela!, a review of girls' books between 1839 and 1975, spanning a wide spectrum of writings, from the moral and improving tales of the Victorians, via school adventures and comic papers, to the novels of Joan Aiken, Nina Bawden and others.

The ordinary English worker hates the Irish worker as a competitor who lowers his standard of life … This antagonism is artificially kept alive and intensified by the press, the pulpit, the comic papers, in short by all the means at the disposal of the ruling classes".

Its prospectus declared "The Company proposes to publish a new children's coloured 'comic' paper, which will be of a much higher and more mature quality than anything published in England and in appearance and format will be modelled more on the American comic papers which are so far in advance of our own".

Sixty feet tall, with a head as huge as the greatest Buddha's, there he was, in comic-paper colors, on a sign above a theatre that advertised "The Teahouse of the August Moon".

"The experience of reading a comic on paper doesn't translate well to reading it digitally," he explains.