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• "Modern Times" is a classic comedy starring Charlie Chaplin, the grandaddy of comic film actors.

• The speech had several comic touches.

• The BBC is moving into virgin territory by producing comic programmes of this type.

• In this transition from character to commodity, comics became partially removed from an aesthetic appreciation of the art to a lucrative business asset.

• Within the eighteen to thirty-four age group, almost three times as many people read comics, as did those of an older age.

• There are further aspects of possible comparison between the two comics.

• The emphasis was on opera singers, but well-known comics and revue artists were also used regularly.

• Several guerrillas, wreathed in cartridge bandoliers, were reading comics near an empty café where an old man was picking crumbs of bread off a table.

• An aspect of popular culture that is not found much in the industrialised world, comics are read by all levels of society and all age-groups.

• Could comics be used as a vehicle to present science attractively once again?

• Several common themes run through the treatment of science by comics in the 1950s.

• As well as newspapers, and for those whose literacy level is not up to the language of a newspaper, comics for adults are widely available.

• Even during the heyday of the comics, certain science fiction stories were raising the question about the misuse of science.

• The model is based on the semiotic square already employed in the analysis of various semantic micro-universes (novels, comics, advertising, visual arts, music, etc).

• Then two aspects of the comics are more closely examined, namely their dramaturgical structure and the properties of their characters.

• Each of the themes incorporates comparable materials: stories to be read aloud by the teacher, audiocassettes with stories, word cards, murals, and comics of the stories.

• Indeed, a high level of political content was a distinctive feature of the magazine, which was particularly significant since it was usually assumed that comics were targeted at youth.

• Above: comics keeping the audience involved by playing out front.