Word: motioning
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...Americans have introduced an artistic controversy: Is a doe-eyed Nancy Drew, who debuted last April, really manga? Japanese manga resembles a cinematic storyboard with less happening in each panel than in U.S. comics. There are more motion lines; simple, expressive facial lines; and stories that depict "ordinary people in extraordinary situations dealing with the weirdest things you've ever thought of," according to Tokyopop...
Manga is also drawing new media. Fans can download Tokyopop's "manga pods" (audio snippets). There's a music label and a MySpace site, and mobile-manga games are on the way. Tokyopop is planning TV animation and-- the ultimate crossover--a motion picture with Sony Screen Gems. Anyone for Manga Meets Spider...
...Union, with all conflict confined to the football field. Desmond Connelly Stafford, England I really enjoyed your articles and magnificent photographs of the World Cup. It is unfortunate that decisions by the referees were sometimes questionable, and obviously so, since television viewers could see what really happened through slow-motion replays. FIFA's refusal to introduce modern technology for referees to consult on difficult calls is a great loss for the fans and athletes. The human eye is not always able to determine correctly whether a player is offside or has committed a foul. Today, any decision has a great...
...huge success of the first Spider-Man movie, in 2001, not only saved the day for Marvel but also set its business model in motion. Because Spider-Man's theatrical rights had been sold to Sony, Marvel received just 5% of the $400 million U.S. box office. But it raked in millions by licensing the Spider-Man brand, including $155 million from toys in the first year...
...says, is a type of hypothesis-driven research; the subjects may tell experimenters about a tendency towards motion sickness, for example, and scientists can then look at a possible correlation in that individual’s genome...