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Definition of comix in US English: comixplural noun ˈkämiksˈkämiks Comic books and comic strips, especially ones written for adults or of an underground or alternative nature. Example sentencesExamples - A story about tragedy and regret told in a sweetly simple way, it stands out as one of the most beautifully sad comix in recent memory.
- Part of the rise of alternative comics beginning in the late 1980s was the rise of the graphic novel, reviving the 1960s underground comix.
- The comix are still the best part.
- It turns out to be a neglected work of smart, tense, hard-boiled crime comix with more going on than just the usual violence.
- Thank you for all the good work in books and comix!
- These visual puns are the equivalent of clever poetic wordplay, but unique to comix.
- Please, please, please go and read Sergei's comix.
- Where else in Montreal can you see bands and spoken word acts, watch silent movies with live music, draw comix with your buddies, buy art from a vending machine or chow down on a tasty veggie sandwich?
- The contents were generic underground comix: sex, drugs, and revolutionary politics.
- At the same time it happens to be one of the most interesting gay-themed comix to come around in a long while.
- But most important, it's all done at the service of a linear narrative, the definition of comix.
- He essentially becomes a character in a one-man-show that features the reading of comix.
- Be that as it may, having never read the original novel, I came to this adaptation with no expectations beyond a good comix.
- Actually, the inspiration for a lot of what I'm doing comes more from the anime tradition than US comix.
- As an early figure in the underground comix movement and the son of an animator, he is uniquely qualified to look at this enduring conflict between art & commerce.
- For the most part none of the articles require prior knowledge of comix past or present, though they may require some patience.
- By writing comix about how relationships evolve Watson defies expectations.
- Don't miss the annual top ten list of comix for the past year, coming in two weeks.
- Not surprisingly the comix themselves are as unconventional as their package.
Definition of comix in US English: comixplural nounˈkämiks Comic books and comic strips, especially ones written for adults or of an underground or alternative nature. Example sentencesExamples - The contents were generic underground comix: sex, drugs, and revolutionary politics.
- A story about tragedy and regret told in a sweetly simple way, it stands out as one of the most beautifully sad comix in recent memory.
- Be that as it may, having never read the original novel, I came to this adaptation with no expectations beyond a good comix.
- Part of the rise of alternative comics beginning in the late 1980s was the rise of the graphic novel, reviving the 1960s underground comix.
- At the same time it happens to be one of the most interesting gay-themed comix to come around in a long while.
- Thank you for all the good work in books and comix!
- Actually, the inspiration for a lot of what I'm doing comes more from the anime tradition than US comix.
- By writing comix about how relationships evolve Watson defies expectations.
- Not surprisingly the comix themselves are as unconventional as their package.
- He essentially becomes a character in a one-man-show that features the reading of comix.
- Where else in Montreal can you see bands and spoken word acts, watch silent movies with live music, draw comix with your buddies, buy art from a vending machine or chow down on a tasty veggie sandwich?
- It turns out to be a neglected work of smart, tense, hard-boiled crime comix with more going on than just the usual violence.
- Don't miss the annual top ten list of comix for the past year, coming in two weeks.
- As an early figure in the underground comix movement and the son of an animator, he is uniquely qualified to look at this enduring conflict between art & commerce.
- Please, please, please go and read Sergei's comix.
- The comix are still the best part.
- These visual puns are the equivalent of clever poetic wordplay, but unique to comix.
- For the most part none of the articles require prior knowledge of comix past or present, though they may require some patience.
- But most important, it's all done at the service of a linear narrative, the definition of comix.
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