hsu and chan造句

• All of the characters first appeared in the Hsu and Chan strips in EGM, with the exception of Jimmy.
• After three years with EGM, Norm contacted Slave Labor Graphics Publishing about making a standalone, full-length Hsu and Chan comic book.
• A collection of these first five ( along with extra bonus material ) was released in 2004 and is titled " Hsu and Chan : Too Much Adventure ".
• The Slave Labor comics are also less video game-centric and feature Hsu and Chan battling supernatural foes and their arch-rivals at the competing video game company, Yamamoto Games, Inc.
• *Hsu and Chan : Too Much Adventure ( May 2004 )-Collects issue # 1-5 of Slave Labor's Hsu and Chan comic book as well as a few bonus articles and strips by Norm ( including the very first, previously unpublished Hsu and Chan strip ).
• *Hsu and Chan : Too Much Adventure ( May 2004 )-Collects issue # 1-5 of Slave Labor's Hsu and Chan comic book as well as a few bonus articles and strips by Norm ( including the very first, previously unpublished Hsu and Chan strip ).
• *Hsu and Chan : Too Much Adventure ( May 2004 )-Collects issue # 1-5 of Slave Labor's Hsu and Chan comic book as well as a few bonus articles and strips by Norm ( including the very first, previously unpublished Hsu and Chan strip ).
• On the other hand, Kratos'character has also been given criticism . " Prince of Persia " producer Ben Mattes said in an interview that he considers Kratos " a supercool character, but it's black and white; his personality is pure rage, his dialogue is pure rage, his character design is pure rage it's kind of easy . " Jeremy " Norm " Scott, creator of the comic strip " Hsu and Chan ", stated in " Electronic Gaming Monthly " that Kratos was average and " did not exist, except as an avatar for the player . " In 2009, IGN listed Kratos as the sixth-most overrated video game character.