Sentence examples for differences between comics and from inspiring English sources

In a 1986 interview, Moore said, "What I'd like to explore is the areas that comics succeed in where no other media is capable of operating", and emphasized this by stressing the differences between comics and film.

He discusses the differences between comic books and photographs, speculates on the effect his childhood had on his work, and bemoans the sad state of the comics business.

"There's also a difference between comic genius and mental illness".

Still, there's a difference between comic-book action and cartoonishness, a distinction that Gondry doesn't seem to recognize.

She asked her to explain the difference between a comic and a graphic novel.

About the differences between the comic book and film character Bassett said, "Well, I'm not 300lbs," but added that her character does have "that intellectual, that bright, that no-nonsense, that means business [personality].

But it's the differences between the comics (specifically, the original run which took place before weird zombie plotlines and the excellent Mark Waid and Fiona Staples reboot) and the television show that make Riverdale such a deliciously soapy watch and it helps that most of the differences align in consistency with the characters themselves.

Because of the continuity differences between Smallville and the comic book Superman stories, Spencer chose to stay "as true to the character" as he could by honoring her romantic history with Jimmy Olsen from later Smallville seasons, as well as her journalistic background from its early seasons.

That's the difference between actors and comics.

If Neill admits any general differences between the male and female comics he has worked with it is that the women tend to work harder: "Then they don't even assume that will always work in their favour.

One difference between westerns and comic-book movies is that the older genre always represented a finite source of precious material.