Sentence examples for comic structure from inspiring English sources

"Extras" has a similar comic structure - with an additional whip of British cruelty.

But the extent to which their humor lacked conventional comic structure accounts for its enduring appeal to an enthusiastic if nonmainstream audience.

Shylock came perilously close to wrecking the comic structure of the play, a structure that Shakespeare only barely rescued by making the moneylender disappear for good at the end of the fourth act.

For the Paris of the 19th century, there is the spiky novel by Guy de Maupassant, Bel-Ami (Penguin Classics), with its lovely comic structure, based on exponentially increasing, unassailable good luck.

Their latest interactive comic, CIA: Operation Ajax, tells the real-life story of the Iran-Contra through a graphic comic structure, declassified CIA documents, and archival video.

It's 48 pages with a completely new use of computer colouring, collage, beautiful drawing, complete breakdowns of traditional comic structures, and pages that were like poems or songs.

(Murs, it must be noted, is a master of comic sentence structure and should really have my job).

McCloud, a cartoonist himself as well the author of "Understanding Comics," structured this year's volume to indicate the important areas of expression within the comics landscape today.

From this blueprint, Whedon has built a show that, like "Buffy," twists comic-book structures into novel shapes.

The name of the club, Sons of Anarchy, has comic implications: its structure isn't, of course, anarchic at all.

The corporate setting is new, but "Better Off Ted" is not really an original work; it's very much of the same comic bent and structure as "30 Rock," "The Office" and "Scrubs".