Sentence examples for on early issues from inspiring English sources

When we were a bit younger, I had forced him and his friends to enroll in what I called the West Hartford School of Comic Books, administering written quizzes and tests that covered such vital topics as who inked Jack Kirby's pencils on early issues of "The Fantastic Four" (Joe Sinnott), or what color was the original Hulk (gray).

The artist also cited Steve Ditko's work on early issues of The Amazing Spider-Man as an influence, as well as Doctor Strange, where "even at his most psychedelic [he] would still keep a pretty straight page layout".

In the last presidential election cycle, the Democrats spent $46.5 million on early issue ads that prominently featured President Clinton and hope to nearly match that sum this year.

Take the TV show Constantine, which drew heavily on the early issues of another DC/Vertigo hit, Hellblazer.

Until 1956 most booklets had half of the front cover devoted to advertising, and until 1963 booklets also had serial numbers on the front cover: two numbers indicated the year of issue and serial number (in that order on the early issues but with the order reversed for later issues), until 1963 when the serial numbers ceased.

And let's not forget the San Francisco fanzine Maximum Rock N Rollll, which had Biafra on its masthead for the early issues.

(Earlier Buchanan titles, on other issues, have included "The Death of the West" and "The Great Betrayal").

Authorities on the islands had earlier issued a red alert to residents after the cyclone changed direction and began moving towards populated areas.

His historical writings survive only in fragments, but provide unique source material on early Byzantine ceremonies and diplomatic issues between Byzantium and the Sassanids.

§ Promote policy dialogue on early childhood care and education issues to facilitate comprehensive implementation of ECCE at the national level.

These issues centre on early trial stopping, which exaggerates treatment effects, and reliance on subgroup analyses, which for DrotAA yields inconsistent results across different definitions of high risk.