Sentence examples for comics periodical from inspiring English sources

Eagle was a seminal British children's British comics periodical, first published from 1950 to 1969, and then in a relaunched format from 1982 to 1994.

The sequence in which Spark Plug was introduced into the strip was republished in the October 1922 issue of Comic Monthly likely the earliest newsstand comics periodical.

He realised that a market existed for a children's comics periodical which featured action stories in cartoon form, but which also would convey to children the standards and morals he advocated.

Specialized comics periodicals formats vary greatly in different cultures.

As the cartoon spread along with its almost indispensable element, caricature it began to divide; and although the periodical carrying cartoons was not to appear regularly until the third quarter of the 18th century, nor the true comic periodical until early in the 19th century, the divisions were real enough to follow from that time.

By that time, more than a hundred comic periodicals were being produced at colleges around the country, their contents aggregated periodically by a single magazine called College Humor, which sold as many as eight hundred thousand copies.

"They are the most beautiful pages I have ever seen in periodical comics," Mr. Gaiman said.

Clowes has given up producing periodical comics, disillusioned with their evanescent availability and cliquey fanbase.

For many, the word comics denotes a periodical for children, published on a weekly or monthly basis, sold at newsstands or in speciality comic book stores, often with pages devoted to advertising and, when intended for younger readers, competitions and puzzles.

Recent reports by ICv2, a research company that tracks pop-cultural products, said that in July dollar sales of periodical comics were down 4.27 percent from the same month last year, down 4.6 percent in June and down 6.3 percent for the second quarter over all.

From 1980 to 1991, he published, with his wife, art director Francoise Mouly, the ultra-experimental periodical comics anthology RAW.