Sentence examples similar to issues of classics from inspiring English sources

Sterling books and its other publishing ventures (like re-issues of classics) now account for about 5% of sales.

"To me this is an issue of classic market segmentation," said Mr. Doctoroff.

Blizzard said the issue of "classic" servers had been discussed for years, but claimed it could not be implemented "without extreme difficulty".

In all, this is a mostly satisfying action drama that shows off what the DCAU films can do when they aren't trying to arbitrarily cram 12 issues of a classic story arc into a single film.

The trailers and movie posters give off a mystical, psychedelic vibe unlike any Marvel movie we've seen so far, with scenes so far-out, they appear to have been ripped from the very early issues of the classic Steve Ditko and Stan Lee comics of the 1960s.

Of the scores of football books published in the last few months, two of the best are re-issues of old classics and the third a more recent meditation on the nature of English football.Anybody who wants an account of memorable matches and sportsmen would be well advised to steer clear of David Winner's "Those Feet".

The Marvel Comics App enables same-day digital downloads of Marvel comics, and Marvel Unlimited is a member subscription service that gives members unlimited access to over 13,000 issues of Marvel's classic and newer titles.

Look for a re-issue of this classic record on Sacred Bones in 2010.

Included is the 215th issue of cult classic Savage Dragon, a wonderfully dense issue of Ms. Marvel, and a goofy comic about a sword-wielding unicorn, plus more.

This simple and clever algebraic calculation allows us to overcome the unsolvable 'long term hypothetical repetitions' inherent issue of the classic method.

By the 1850s the application of the new techniques of mass production had brought down the price of an inexpensive reprint to one shilling, as in the Railway Library of novels (George Routledge, 1,300 vol., 1848 98), for instance, or in the three series of classics issued by H.G. Bohn in 1846, 1850, and 1853.