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   Word (comics)

   The Word is a fictional cosmic entity in DC Comics. It first appeared in Swamp Thing #147 (October 1994), and was created by Mark Millar and Phil Hester.
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   Abby Holland (comics)

   The Word (comics)
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   Philippine comics

   The word komiks is simply the English word "comics", adapted to fit the orthography of native Filipino languages such as Tagalog.
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   Comics

   The cartoony style is one which utilises comic effects and a variation of line widths as a means of expression. ... The Language of Comics: Word and Image.
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   Hungarian comics

   The Hungarian word for comics is képregény, a combined word from kép (picture) and regény (novel).
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   Comic book collecting

   In many ways, with an enormous supply of high-grade copies, the "hot" comics of the speculator boom were the complete opposite.
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   Valiant Comics

   Most Valiant heroes were not superheroes in the strict sense of the word. ... Nintendo Comics System
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   Comics vocabulary

   Comics are usually a collaboration between different individuals, typically a writer and an/several artists. ... Speech balloon, word balloon, speech bubble
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   Word Up! (song)

   | "Everything I've Known" (2003) | "Word Up" (2004) | "Another Brick in the Wall, Pts. 1-3" (2004) | | Single articles with infobox field chart position
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    Captain Marvel (DC Comics)

    DC Comics' Shazam! revival ... Foxxy Cleopatra from the 2002 film Austin Powers in Goldmember is also fond of the word.

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• Abby Holland (comics),
• Philippine comics,
• Comics,
• Hungarian comics,
• Comic book collecting,
• Valiant Comics,
• Comics vocabulary,
• Word Up! (song),
• Captain Marvel (DC Comics)