Sentence examples for strip books from inspiring English sources

Are you working on anything besides the "Achewood" comic strip, books, merchandise, and blogs?

His creation of the cartoon character Le Grand Duduche, a bespectacled schoolboy, led to publication of a series of comic strip books in the 1960s.

King Features was a "subdivision of the Hearst empire dealing in comic books, comic strip books, sweet powders to make soda pop, toys and a very ingenious variety of dingbats for the immature".

An extensive range of sub-series, spin-offs and strip books were produced throughout the decade, including Noddy's Library, Noddy's Garage of Books, Noddy's Castle of Books, Noddy's Toy Station of Books and Noddy's Shop of Books.

He never did it, but the memory led to his Sunset Strip book.

Over the years Victor Hugo's masterpiece "Les Misérables" has been variously repackaged as a hit musical, several plays, a score of movies, at least three television mini-series and even a comic strip book, all without a squeak of protest from the 19th-century writer's descendants.

Pantheon has two hardcover comic-strip books by Ben Katchor, a pioneer in the genre.

The director, Joann Sfar, previously a writer of comic-strip books, has dedicated his movie to Ms Gordon, who was 29 when she died.

And although we have our magnificent Raymond Briggs, Posy Simmonds, Steve Bell and Chris Riddell, nowhere are comic-strip books so widespread as in France.

On the night of the attack on Charlie Hebdo, a newly nominated chevalier of arts and letters, Simone Hisler, who runs a chain of bookshops, reported that one of her stores – Hisler BD, devoted entirely to comic-strip books – remained open five hours after its usual closing time, "everyone in tears, crying together".

Fans of the Asterix comic-strip books, set during the Roman occupation of Gaul, will point you to "Asterix and Obelix All at Sea" (1996), which is dedicated partly to Douglas, and in which the heroic figure of Spartakis is drawn directly from him; what's wonderful is that this cartoon version, with its stiff hedge of blond hair and its promontory of jaw, is almost no exaggeration at all.