Sentence examples for volumes of comic from inspiring English sources

Mangaka has told his story over many volumes of comic books -- Japanese Manga -- and was granted the responsibility to tell that story in the animated television series, in the toy line, in the feature film, in the prequels and sequels.

In English-speaking countries, bound volumes of comics are called graphic novels and are available in various formats.

You've just published a second volume of comic monologues for women.

Based on the sheer volume of comic films that have come out in the last decade, there's a good chance you haven't been paying attention to this whole superhero thing for a bit.

The result was as attractive a volume of comics as a superhero publisher (DC, in this case) has ever managed to produce.

He painted the official poster for the Academy Awards last year and did the cover of "9-11," a volume of comics benefiting the families of victims of the Sept. 11 attacks; the original painting hung for a time in the Library of Congress.

This volume of comics ranges in style and tone from Kathryn Briggs' lighthearted (but beautifully illustrated) comic about cats in outer space, to a sparse mini-comic about velociraptors.

The Oberon Book of Comic Monologues for Women: Volume 2 is out now.

As the first volumes of this comic, wayward narrative emerged in the early 1760s, many critics were none the wiser.

Volumes of manga (comics) as thick as telephone directories are read by children and balding salarymen alike.

Three years later, when he released the first volume of his comic art autobiography, The Arab of the Future, it immediately become one of France's biggest-selling graphic novels, translated into 16 languages and hailed as a work of genius.