Sentence examples for modern comics from inspiring English sources
Modern comics, at their best, do this too, often with immense sophistication.
Perhaps modern comics simply don't have anything important to complain about.
It just seemed fitting that we call the album 'Sandwiches and Cats.' " Like most modern comics Mr. Showalter also has a Web presence.
Among the survey's other findings was that while previous generations of comedians may have feared playing the Glasgow Empire, modern comics dread performing in Liverpool more than any other city.
The first exhibition of modern comics in Britain may well have been the National Union of Teachers' scaremongering display in November 1954 in their London headquarters, not far from the British Library today at King's Cross.
Given that Letts still thinks Ben Elton is the "spiritual chieftain" of modern comics, you may feel that his finger is so far from the pulse that it's barely worth taking the trouble to argue the point, but after more than 12 years hanging around comedy clubs and the Edinburgh fringe, I found his criticism baffling.
According to Berger, it was the first modern comic to attract a large female readership.
After all, the modern DC renaissance — indeed, the modern comic-book renaissance — began just this way.
The other 10 are to showcase classic and modern comic book covers, the post office announced.
Alexandra Manglis on the challenge of finding the man behind the myth of Alan Moore, godfather of the modern comic book.
