by bitstripslang June 10, 2015
by coolquack7 November 11, 2014
by Miller June 30, 2004
1. n. Sequential Art. (courtesy of Will Eisner.RIP)
2. n. plural in form, used with a singular verb. 1. Juxtaposed pictoral and other images in deliberate sequence, intended to convey information and/or to produce an aesthetic response in the viewer. (according to Scott McCloud's comic, "Understanding Comics." Good comic, go read it.)
2. n. plural in form, used with a singular verb. 1. Juxtaposed pictoral and other images in deliberate sequence, intended to convey information and/or to produce an aesthetic response in the viewer. (according to Scott McCloud's comic, "Understanding Comics." Good comic, go read it.)
I love reading comics.
Person 1: Comics are for kids!
Person 2: Only if you're narrow-minded and a retard.
Superman comics are awesome, but I also like indie comics like stuff from Oni, you know, Blue Monday and Hopeless Savages.
Person 1: Comics are for kids!
Person 2: Only if you're narrow-minded and a retard.
Superman comics are awesome, but I also like indie comics like stuff from Oni, you know, Blue Monday and Hopeless Savages.
by Ken Hidaka March 8, 2005
(adj) Something slightly laughable; amusing.
Commonly used in describing something which provokes amusement/entertainment in a very unamused, occasionally sarcastic, manner.
Commonly used in describing something which provokes amusement/entertainment in a very unamused, occasionally sarcastic, manner.
by Prof. Wetwang August 4, 2004
"BatMan and Superman started off as COMICS"
"Man, at the stand up show, the COMICS really were funny."
"Man, at the stand up show, the COMICS really were funny."
by bladeshot September 28, 2003
A book that reads with morer pictures and an action packed stroyline.
Comics:
Spider Man,
Incredicble Hulk,
Fantastic 4
Comics:
Spider Man,
Incredicble Hulk,
Fantastic 4
by Derelic December 17, 2005