Sentence examples for just about comic from inspiring English sources

According to the BBC, the Panorama documentary was never just about Comic Relief but about a number of charities, understood to include Save the Children, and how they invest funds.

"Webcomics is not just about comics in the traditional sense," he explained in an interview.

The controversy kicked off days of public recriminations, with just about every comic with a talk show taking swipes at NBC, Mr. Leno, Mr. Zucker and everything else on the menu.

Along comes this early twentysomething kid out of New York City, performing a show with no theme, no structure, and no pretensions to be anything other than an hour of great stand-up – and he wipes the floor with just about every comic on this side of the Atlantic.

This is a film with something to say not just about the comic personality but whether we've allowed "SNL" to filter too much through our pop-culture life.

But in the US, where he has won just about every comics prize going, he's a Big Deal.

There is just something about comics that makes you want to hold them in your hand.

The figure provokes both awe and mirth, which just about defines the comic-book hero whose paternity starts here.

The effervescent sexual tension (among just about everybody) and the comic asides rarely lag.

Joss Whedon's great innovation on The Avengers was the realisation that audiences will accept just about anything from a comic book movie, provided the wit flies faster than any of the preposterously powered titans on screen.

The Fifth Element, Judge Dredd, Dark City, The Crow, and just about every pre-Matrix comic book/sci-fi/fantasy movie from 1982 onward is a pale copy of Blade Runner's rainy, industrialized aesthetic nightmare.