Action (comic) (521 bytes)
1: '''Action''' was a controversial British comic published by [[IPC Media|IPC Magazines]] from 197...
3: ...e confused with [[Action Comics]], the American [[comic book]] which introduced [[Superman]].''
6: ....co.uk/contents.htm The Sevenpenny Nightmare], an Action fansite
9: [[British comics]]
11: {{comics-stub}}

B.C. (comic) (2896 bytes)
1: '''''B.C.''''' is an [[American]] [[comic strip]] written and drawn by [[Johnny Hart]]. It ...
5: ...t]]s, inventions, and celebrities which blurs the comic's supposed prehistoric setting and makes it rife ...
7: ...ips in the religion pages, instead of the regular comics pages. [http://www.christianitytoday.com/tc/7r2/...
10: *[http://www.comics.com/creators/bc/ B.C.]
11: [[Category:Comic strips]]

Viz (comic) (16863 bytes)
1: ... popular [[United Kingdom|British]] adult spoof [[comic magazine]].
3: ...e comic's style parodies the strait-laced British comics of the post-war period, notably ''[[The Beano]]'...
11: ...ng A Records]] which was an early champion of the comic. The first 12 page issue went on sale for 20p (30...
13: ...with [[Virgin Group|Virgin Books]] to publish the comic nationally every two months. In [[1987]] the Virg...
15: ...abinet" of regular contributors. In June 2001 the comic was acquired as part of a £6.4 million deal by I ...

Comic novel (495 bytes)
1: A '''''comic novel''''' is a work of fiction in which the writ...
3: Some notable [[Britain|British]] comic novelists include [[Martin Amis]], [[Terry Pratch...
6: Notable [[American]] comic novelists include [[Robert Clark Young]], [[Hunte...

Comic (441 bytes)
1: [[da:Tegneserier]] [[de:Comic]]
9: * [[comics]]
10: ** [[comic book]]
11: ** [[comic strip]]
12: ** [[underground comics]]

Sonic the Comic (3771 bytes)
1: ...] and [[2002]]. It was the UK's official [[SEGA]] comic and was released every fortnight at 95 pence, lat...
3: The comic featured the adventures of [[Sonic the Hedgehog]]...
5: ...sub-plots and storylines have appeared in the STC comics, such as Tails' adventures in the Nameless Zone,...
7: ...], all the stories in the comic into reprint. The comic finally ended with issue 223 in [[January]] [[200...
9: The comic generally had a format containing four stories, e...

Sprite comic (2691 bytes)
1: ...computer [[emulator]]s. There are animated sprite comics as well, where each 'strip' is a separate mini-m...
3: The first known sprite comic was [http://www.smbhq.com/nc "Neglected Mario Cha...
5: ...d to the real comics, he found the MegaMan sprite comics were more popular, and he reverted back.
7: ...s of the Net]]" is an example of a serious sprite comic.
9: ...inal and ripped sprites while comics like [[Shagy Comics]] use ripped sprites from several different game...

Blueberry (comic) (2687 bytes)
2: '''''Blueberry''''' is a [[France|French]] [[comic strip]] created by [[Jean-Michel Charlier]] and [...
8: ...he strong to protect the weak. In addition to the comic strips, Blueberry and his fellow characters can b...
12: A few companies, particularly [[Epic Comics]] and [[Mojo Press]], have released collections ...
16: [[Category:Comic strips|Blueberry]]
17: [[Category:Comic books|Blueberry]]

Web comic (6339 bytes)
1: ...], for either commercial or artistic reasons. Web comics run the gamut from traditional [[cartoon strip]]...
5: ...], an online [[magazine]] ([[ezine]]) covering webcomics.
7: ...an be seen in the rise of [[video game]]-oriented comics and the [[Transsexual]] Biographies. Much deeper...
10: ...ed in the form of speech balloons. These types of comics should not be confused with ones that use [[pixe...
14: ...mber of web comics have endured, and the best web comics rival their newspaper and magazine counterparts ...

Buzz (comic) (492 bytes)
1: '''Buzz''' was an A3 ([[broadsheet]]) British [[comic book]]. It started on the [[January 20]], [[1973]...
10: ... [[January 4]], [[1975]]. It joined The [[Topper (comic book)|Topper]] the following week.
15: [[Category:DC Thomson Comics titles]]

1963 (comic) (1051 bytes)
1: ...e six issues have been printed, by [[Image]]. The comics also contained adverts for '1963 1/2', which nev...
3: The six issues hark back to the heyday of comics, and feature spoof adverts on the rear covers - ...
15: * [http://www.hoboes.com/pub/Comics/Creators/Alan%20Moore/1963%20Annotation 1963 Ann...
18: [[Category:Comic books]]

The Comic Strip (3619 bytes)
1: ...h comedy group; for the published art form, see [[comic strip]].''
5: ...rld at large for their television series '''''The Comic Strip Presents...'''''. The core members of the g...
9: ''The Comic Strip Presents...'', first broadcast on [[2nd Nov...
17: == List of Comic Strip films ==
82: [[Category:Channel 4 television programmes|Comic Strip, The]]

Roomies (comic) (1113 bytes)
1: ...ories drifting towards more serious topics as the comic progressed.
3: ...It's Walky!]], a science fiction adventure comedy comic set in the same universe. The main cast of ''It's...
5: ... It is also published as part of the [[Keenspot]] comic page in the [[Turlock, California]] newspaper, th...
7: {{webcomic-stub}}
8: [[Category:Web comics]]

Comic fantasy (854 bytes)
1: ...intent and tone. Usually set in imaginary worlds, comic fantasy often includes puns on and parodies of ot...

Comic book (4408 bytes)
1: ...the term implies otherwise, the subject matter in comic books is not necessarily humorous. In fact, it va...
3: ...ooks like [[splash page|splash pages]]. Long-form comic books are called [[graphic novel|graphic novels]]...
5: ...consider a comic book a hardcover book collecting comic book stories, such as the [[Oor Wullie]] [[annual...
8: *[[American comic book]]
9: *[[British comics]]

Genus (comic) (274 bytes)
1: '''''Genus''''' is a [[furry]] [[erotic]] [[comic book]] originally published by [[Antarctic Press]...
3: At 60+ issues, it is the longest running adult comic book in the history of the medium.
5: {{comics-stub}}
6: [[Category:Furry comic books]]

Pibgorn (comic) (590 bytes)
1: '''''Pibgorn''''' is a [[comic strip]] by [[Brooke McEldowney]]. The title char...
3: ...mat, attributes not usually associated with daily comics.
5: McEldowney also creates the syndicated comic strip ''[[9 Chickweed Lane]]''.
9: * http://www.unitedmedia.com/comics/pibgorn/

Comic Relief (8756 bytes)
1: ...tion of the origin of the term comic relief see [[comic relief]].''
3: The '''Comic Relief''' charity organization was founded in the...
8: ''Red Nose Day'' is the main way in which Comic Relief raises money. It is held in the spring ev...
16: ...d [[March 23]] with the cost of the call going to Comic Relief. On the night of the live show itself, £35...
18: ...illion has so far been distributed to projects by Comic Relief. Administrative costs are covered by corp...

Plug (comic) (3034 bytes)
1: ...ll]] mainly drew the title character's strip. The comic also had its own fan club you could join, called ...
3: Other strips in this comic included:
20: ...s, he was no more than a front-page mascot in the comic that bore his name.
25: [[Category:DC Thomson Comics titles]]

Jeremiah (comic) (2431 bytes)
1: '''''Jeremiah''''' is a [[comic book]] series by [[Hermann Huppen]].
5: There is a television series inspired by this comic book: see [[Jeremiah (series)]]
7: [[Dark Horse Comics]] and Strip Art Features bring the latest chapte...

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