Sentence examples for very comic from inspiring English sources

At the same time very comic and serious.

"Our particular brand of sci-fi is very comic, goofy, irreverent, slapdash," Mr. Sawicki said.

For a country like Australia, it seems more than slightly anachronistic and very, very comic.

When he is in the shop, trading rock trivia with his two employees, the results are very comic indeed.

"These are very comic two-dimensional characters, very funny, but Alan Partridge is the antithesis of that.

Both have seen celebrity life close up, which has given a definite edge to their performances – it is often a very comic edge.

In Bridget Jones, Fielding created a massively successful, very funny comic character who was silly, shallow and insecure.

There was a fuller prose text, invariably in the present tense, at the bottom, but never any speech balloons or other integration of words with images – in fact, in many ways they weren't very comic-y at all.

This danger could explain why, while shared universes are proliferating in cinemas, they're collapsing in the very comics which fostered them.

It's a very comic-centric episode about a very loaded topic, and I wanted to make sure it was handled properly, and I was glad that was the one I chose to do.

A couple of my favorites are a very comic-booky flight of fancy in Blackwoods Magazine, from 1851, which imagines the first (literal!) computer crash, and an incredibly prescient piece from Punch in 1844 that jokes about Babbage inventing a machine that automates novel-writing.