comic
- noun
- /ˈkɑːmɪk/
- Lisa settled down with the dozens of ragged comic books in the back seat.
- comic book
- read comics
- comic strip
It's based on a comic book and a video game.
- It's based on a comic book and a video game.
- Have you read the comic book, the graphic novel, the watch?
- If this seems like comic book villainy, that's because it is.
- But that's just one comic and one perspective on how Cairo looks today.
- And so basically it's the movie in comic form.
- And I drew my own comic book.
- I did all sorts of art as a kid, so my mom thought to put me in a comic drawing class.
- They sent over this comic, and it says the Comex tingle.
- The a physical comic has certain things Durante's nose don't don't.
Examples
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Patsy finally admitted he'd seen it in a comic from America about Superman saving the planet.
Fiction book (1995) -
Okay, guys, ready for your next comic?
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It's based on a comic book and a video game.
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And he had the comic before I was to go up after him.
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What was the first comic book movie I was in?
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Yeah, this came from a an old comic that I drew way back in the day.
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I got a whole collection of war comics.
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At least a dozen people in the car are reading comics, including the man next to him.
Fiction book (1992) -
Many academic libraries are adding comics and cartoons in print form to their collections.
Academic text (2015) -
My favorite comic has a superhero who saves the world from aliens.
Synonyms
A magazine with pictures and words that tell stories, often about superheroes or adventures
A Japanese comic book with pictures and stories for young people or adults
A comic you read on the internet
Compounds
A magazine with pictures and words that tell stories, often about superheroes or adventures
How Long
Surface Forms
Etymology
Comic was also used for short, funny stories and then for the printed books that showed these stories with pictures, linked to comedy in meaning. So a comic is a small magazine or book that tells a (often) 'funny' story with pictures and words.