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  • Topper ( comics), a British comics series
  • Nightmare (Marvel Comics), a Marvel Comics character
  • Child's Play ( comics), a Marvel Comics crossover
  • Sketch ( comics), a character from the Marvel Comics universe.
  • Saviour ( comics), a 1988 comic book published by Trident Comic
  • Avalon (DC Comics), a fictional planet in the DC Comics
  • Ion (DC Comics), a creature in the DC Comics universe
  • Cloak and Dagger ( comics), a Marvel Comics superhero duo
  • Age of Heroes ( comics), a Marvel Comics comics anthology limited ser
  • Dirty Frank ( comics), a 2000 AD character
  • Smudge ( comics), a character in The Beano.
  • Rorschach ( comics), a character from Watchmen
  • Good Girls ( comics), a comic book series
  • Siege ( comics), a Marvel Comics storyline that began in Janu
  • Identity Crisis (DC Comics) A DC comic series
  • Modular Man (America's Best Comics), a fictional supervillain, nemesis of Tom Str
  • In late 1991, he was approached by Valiant Comics, a new comics publisher founded by former Marv
  • ly seinen manga magazine published by Gentosha Comics, a subsidiary of the company.
  • Will to Power ( comics) a comic book mini-series from Dark Horse
  • l Eisner that provides an academic overview of comics, a companion to his earlier book Comics and Se
  • st've referenced Scott McCloud's Understanding Comics a hundred times in that paper!"
  • ished as an eight-issue limited series by Epic Comics, a division of Marvel Comics that specialized
  • ic book limited series Published by Shadowline comics, a division of Image Comics.
  • After being acquired by Malibu Comics a second series appeared in 1991.
  • rg) is a fictional Jewish superhero from Image Comics, a member of Team Youngblood.
  • Don Winslow in two issues of their Four Color Comics, a series which spotlighted a different charac
  • the illustrator and co-author of the Valhalla comics, a 15-album series detailing Nordic mythology
  • ablinova) is a fictional character from Marvel Comics, a female mercenary, hunter of war criminals,
  • & Armstrong, while he was employed by Valiant Comics a few years earlier.
  • f the original Gizmo, (who was an adult in the comics), a second Gizmo inspired by the adolescent ca
  • Cambria, CA: Comics Access, 1995.
  • Clarabelle and Horace were engaged in the comics according to some 1931 and 1932 continuities,
  • signed into the licensed character from Marvel Comics, acknowledged by a copyright notice (Sega alre
  • es, shown on E!, and has sparked a tour of the comics across the country which began in the fall of
  • tial arts films, Hollywood productions, anime, comics, action films and East Asian cinema in general
  • d movie Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey (the Marvel Comics adaptation of which was also written and illus
  • Daniel Clowes drew a comics adaptation of a somewhat explicit version of t
  • A comics adaptation of the story, illustrated by Peter
  • y Dave Dorman) (Design by John Picacio) (1996) Comics adaptations
  • Congo Bill was a long running DC Comics adventure comic strip, running in various DC C
  • Crash Comics Adventures - 5
  • ality characters, he is ostensibly owned by DC Comics after it acquired Quality's assets, he lapsed
  • Quality characters, Midnight was bought by DC Comics after Quality Comics folded in 1956, but has n
  • Returning to comics after his discharge, he drew for EC Comics' Mo
  • ned by that company, he was later bought by DC Comics after Quality ceased operations.
  • sty in issues #6 and 7 of Mike Allred's Madman Comics, after appearing in various comic book pin-up
  • of Ketelbinkie, one of the most popular Dutch comics after World War II, and of Pipo de Clown, the
  • Don Winslow reprints begin running in Popular Comics, again with other strip favorites of the era.
  • y the legal department, and he rarely drew for comics again.
  • ry similar story, "The Last Enemy!", in Harvey Comics' Alarming Tales that predated the original Pla
  • appeared in 2004 as part of the Actus Tragicus comics album Dead Herring Comics.
  • late 1990s, he co-produced Eva K, a trilogy of comics albums, with Frank Giroud, followed by Mandril
  • drawing of a fighter jet being blown up, in DC Comics' All American Men of War #89 (Feb.
  • switched publishers from Crestwood/Prize to DC Comics, alongside sister publication Young Love.
  • d: True Stories of the Road from America's Top Comics alongside that of Jerry Seinfeld, Chris Rock,
  • comic to do so (although regularly 'one-time' comics also took the form of being shown in photograp
  • This and other comics also establish other background characters suc
  • The label Carlsen Comics also publishes comics in Denmark and Sweden.
  • Donner Comics also published a 1988 Cobalt 60 book collectio
  • Raijin Comics also has a mascot called "Raijin Maru".
  • With the exception of the season 8 comics also released by Dark Horse, which are written
  • a character in a comic within the Transformers comics, also called Robot-Master.
  • Dogbolter was also a character from the comics, also appearing in Shape Shifters, and before
  • December 2010, Dark Horse Comics also began a new re-imagining the Mighty Samso
  • Japanese comics, also known as manga, tend to use vertical dir
  • Apple Comics, also known as Apple Press, was a comic book p
  • ng comic based on Street Fighter II by Jademan Comics altered their story to include the character.
  • lted in an argument that caused Gaines to quit comics altogether.
  • ndrakant, was a writer of India's mythological comics Amar Chitra Katha, which have sold over ninety
  • However, manga-influenced comics, among original works, exist in other parts of
  • ted by artist Al Gabrielle, appeared in Pocket Comics, an experimental digest-sized comic book publi
  • Kirby, and published by the short-lived Topps Comics, an off-shoot of the popular Topps Trading Car
  • Brood ( comics), an alien species from the Marvel Comics univ
  • Eternity Comics, an imprint of Malibu Comics, produced an Amer
  • rated by Dale Berry, and published by Eternity Comics, an imprint of Malibu Comics.
  • ic series published by American publisher Epic Comics, an imprint of Marvel Comics, in 1982.
  • He has worked for both DC Comics and Marvel Comics.
  • They distribute comics and manga under the name Planeta DeAgostini Co
  • His character was latter revived by both AC Comics, and Alan Moore for America's Best Comics.
  • DC Comics and Marvel Comics (which maintains offices in
  • His comics and gossip work has also been referenced in th
  • The Rogue Trooper has appeared frequently in comics and .
  • Lee began drawing comics and graphic novels in 1981.
  • Further series were published by Dark Horse Comics and Markosia.
  • two-part intercompany crossover between Malibu Comics and Marvel Comics.
  • r a French-language release in France by Taifu Comics and in Russia by Comics Factory.
  • nd Predator is a comic book co-published by DC Comics and Dark Horse Comics.
  • Newer publishers, such as Pacific Comics and Eclipse Comics, negotiated contracts in wh
  • onal character originally published by Quality Comics and currently owned by DC Comics.
  • he Tenth has been published primarily by Image Comics and for a short time by Dark Horse Comics.
  • fiant was established in 1993 by former Marvel Comics and Valiant Comics editor-in-chief Jim Shooter
  • ink The Phantom suits just as well as Phantom ( comics), and that people are more likely to search fo
  • His complete comics and selections from his sketchbooks have been
  • Estrada edits all of the company's comics and books, does the lettering for the comic bo
  • ns, thrift stores and street junk, underground comics and graffiti, customized clothing, technical p
  • example, he brought in the Hulk dogs from the comics and he made the decision to use Banner's fathe
  • tion, having work published by Australia's Fox Comics and the American Fantagraphics Books.
  • After a deal with Bongo Comics and an interview with The Toronto Star, she ca
  • The comic will be published by Dark Horse Comics and is written by Mac Walters, who was a lead
  • s: "I'm exploring the same themes in my Batman comics and my Catwoman comics that I was probably exp
  • lt status in France, it is featured in several comics, and also in the Bond spoof movie OSS 117: Cai
  • se as described and depicted in books, movies, comics, and cartoons.
  • her increased responsibilities writing for DC Comics and because her novel Silk had recently sold.
  • Later in 2009, Marvel Comics and ESP will release a 5-issue adaptation of P
  • en extensively expanded on in various spin-off comics and novels, many of which discount her death o
  • type of gag in fiction, particularly in crime comics and novels, is a suitably sized piece of cloth
  • In the Marvel Comics and Superion's original and Generation 2 instr
  • He also appears in various comics and novels, and in the preshow video for the D
  • Empire Strikes Back (1980) and several books, comics, and video games in the Star Wars Expanded Uni
  • All this proved great publicity for Trident Comics and they took advantage of it, even going as f
  • d in standard comic books by publisher Quality Comics, and considered the least successful, it was t
  • Doc Savage has appeared in comics and a movie, on radio, and as a character in n
  • n an attempt to appeal to fans of the original comics and serial films.
  • child escapes into dreams styled after McCay's comics and using a similar 'wake-up' mechanism, and T
  • howcase for a generation of impressionists and comics, and Ken Dodd's World of Laughter (1976).
  • ger Press, a publisher of Oz books, Oz-related comics and compact discs, which the two started in 19
  • ures and ten pagers appearing in Walt Disney's Comics and Stories.
  • e comedy boom", clubs were everywhere, needing comics and Pardo started earning money almost immedia
  • anvas mode peculiar to the more innovative web comics, and he has done many stories using 3D tools s
  • "We were discussing female comics and I asked why there's never more than one fe
  • ked well with Maple Leaf's British approach to comics and was considered by many to be its most acco
  • was the founder of comic book publisher Harvey Comics and the creator of the comic book characters L
  • Buffy the Vampire Slayer #47-50 by Dark Horse Comics and based on the Buffy television series.
  • ngle trade paperback), published by Dark Horse Comics and set in the Buffyverse.
  • nts like Bernard Hislaire), he began to create comics and illustrations for Spirou, specializing in
  • The comic makes many references to other comics and film-including most notably Back to the Fu
  • tors from the original incarnation of Fangoria Comics and The Scream Factory are involved, including
  • Lady Death was originally published by Chaos Comics and remains one of the best examples of the ba
  • Kaz's comics and drawings have appeared in many alternative
  • ine in India to deal exclusively with "mature" comics and sequential graphic art.
  • erman Family, Wonder Woman, and World's Finest Comics, and with characters like Zatanna and Lois Lan
  • In the following years, Vandersteen's comics and especially Suske en Wiske are published in
  • Burns has written almost exclusively for Viper Comics and created such titles as The Expendable One,
  • lief, there was no association with the Archie Comics and that he despised them.
  • nds to this: "I know that many of my fans read comics, and I'm really excited to be involved in crea
  • r by Sam Kieth, initially published by Eclipse Comics and later on by Parody Press and then Dynamite
  • e comic book limited series published by Red 5 Comics and created by American comic book writer/crea
  • verviews of the Second Doctor's appearances in comics and novels.
  • Haida Manga is a new style of Haida comics and print cartoons that explores the elements
  • ing the best of British cartoons, caricatures, comics and animation, and to establishing a museum wi
  • , and the Star Wars Expanded Universe's books, comics, and games.
  • raction due to its association with the Tintin comics and features an original whisky tank wagon fro
  • the film's early stages to concentrate on his comics and his conceptual-stage contribution is uncre
  • ortuguese-language release in Brazil by Panini Comics and a Spanish-language release in Spain by Edi
  • e online magazine, featured original cartoons, comics and articles all about the history and politic
  • While the Acadieman comics and cartoons are popular among young Acadians
  • ed in 1956 by writer Jerry Siegel for Charlton Comics, and drawn by Bill Fraccio for the first of tw
  • character J. Wellington Wimpy from the Popeye comics and cartoons (the Wellington was named for Art
  • c book publisher that eventually became Marvel Comics, and that in the 1950s and 1960s employed futu
  • n 1987 and participated in the Austin cadre of comics and science fiction writers and artists in the
  • s TV series and the Expanded Universe's books, comics, and games.
  • le' Richard F. Outcault, the inventor of color comics, and all of Pulitzer's Sunday staff as well.
  • His personality in both Marvel Comics and in the animated series was described as be
  • It is distributed for free by some 60 comics and book shops in the Netherlands and Belgium.
  • erator and technical expert, known for reading comics and for having to explain the sexual jokes he
  • sexy, pneumatic heroines of Fiction House, Fox Comics and other companies.
  • ca by Tokyopop, licensed in Germany by Carlsen Comics and Taiwan by Ever Glory Publishing.
  • ies and pastiches of works of art and artists, comics and caricatures.
  • ng feature films, television series, cartoons, comics, and game shows.
  • The style of the Tintin comics and their history is examined, including life-
  • ress was a pioneering publisher of underground comics, and was also responsible for numerous republi
  • ld Bill Pecos), Love Diary, Patches and Wanted Comics, and contributing artists included Syd Shores,
  • This combination of media, comics, and literary guests with gaming, art, anime,
  • a nationwide sensation, appearing in SurfToons comics and as a plastic model kit, selling hundreds o
  • d in Japanese instructional books, newspapers, comics and books for children.
  • ecurring character from the Spirou et Fantasio comics, and the first major female character of the s
  • s among the largest-selling of the underground comics, and is among those titles credited with reviv
  • s Jungle Girl/Nyoka the Jungle Girl and Master Comics), and the main character in the 1941 movie ser
  • In addition to their printed comics and graphic novels, IDW has more than 650 book
  • edition comic book was presented by Dark Horse Comics and Wizard Magazine and came with a certificat
  • er gets Micah's backpack stolen, including his comics and his father's medal, Monica tells Micah she
  • (CBL) is a series of 30 books with all Disney comics and covers written and/or drawn by Carl Barks.
  • At the same time, she has had comics and writing published in Toronto publications:
  • in the mid-1980s where he continued scripting comics and also wrote novels for the Hardy et Lesage
  • r, best known as the creator of Flaming Carrot Comics and the Mystery Men.
  • e later reprinted by Fiction House in Ka'a'nga Comics, and later by AC Comics in Golden Age Greats #
  • known for his work on The Phantom for Gold Key Comics and Charlton Comics and for his 16-year career
  • iter Ron Marz and pencils by Rick Leonardi, DC Comics and Dark Horse comics, 2000)
  • After his debut in Complete Book of Comics and Funnies, the Magnet appeared in all four i
  • an adaptation of Sax Rohmer's Dope for Eclipse Comics and GoGirl with artist Anne Timmons for Image
  • 970s, Fincher began publishing his law-related comics and strips.
  • Zick is left-handed in the comics and the animated series.
  • Green Lama (first published by Crestwood/Prize Comics and in pulp magazines)
  • McElhatton, co-founder of Wizard: The Guide to Comics and former reviewer for iComics.com,
  • a's art assignments have been for funny animal comics and children's oriented material.
  • d as a general term for Kiyohiko Azuma's other comics and illustrations.
  • And he had even been covered in comics and pulp magazines.
  • is article is about the character in Star Wars comics and novels.
  • It was published in 1997 by Caliber Comics and ran for four issues.
  • Permitted and Prohibited Desires: Mothers, Comics, and Censorship in Japan (1995)
  • lanet featured news on current and upcoming DC comics and answers to reader questions.)
  • years, Sadamoto has concentrated primarily on comics and on illustration work.
  • site featuring current events, coloring pages, comics and child-generated stories and artwork.
  • s also written and published several doujinshi comics and stories.
  • Permitted and Prohibited Desires: Mothers, Comics, and Censorship in Japan, by Anne Allison
  • international Belgian artist who works in both comics and animation.
  • George Goodwin Known to like Normal Man comics and speaks fondly of his uncle.
  • reign language material include Ehapa, Carlsen Comics, and others.
  • fictional character, a supervillain in Marvel Comics and mostly associated with Ghost Rider.
  • TV show ALF, and several works for both Marvel Comics and Archie Comics.
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