Sentence examples for comics paper from inspiring English sources

The More Than Complete Edition (Evil Twin Comics, paper, $24.95) isn't particularly novel: brief vitae of philosophical greats from the pre-Socratics to the poststructuralists, with explanations of their ideas.

But as I reread from the beginning and up through the forthcoming collection, 100 BULLETS: Samurai (Vertigo/DC Comics, paper, $12.95), the cumulative accomplishment of the story became clear.

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

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.

At the beginning of June, the weekly comic paper Le Canard Enchaine revealed that Juppe, when he was the financial adjoint to Chirac, had taken the lease on an apartment in the Sixth Arrondissement which belonged to the domains prive of the City of Paris.

The local newspaper is called The Metropolis Planet, after the fictional DC Comic paper, The Daily Planet.

The paper was primarily aimed at young adults and featured a mythologised version of Leno – the first comic paper to take its name from, and base a central character on, a living person.

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".