comix

An alternate spelling of "comics", a short term for comic books. It was coined in the heyday of underground comics. It was an attempt to convey the true nature of comics as an art form (all comics, not just underground). The idea being the prefix "co-" meaning what is usually does and "mix" for a mix of illustration and written word, as opposed to the term "comics" which the general public viewed as something for children. (note: i'm just going by what I learned in a college course for comic book history)

comix is sequential art.

by eatsdoodoo May 4, 2004

Comin Down

A term used by southern rappers(Houston)to describe how to come up or show up

"Man I'm comin down and ya kno I'm thoed/on the microphone/rocks in my earlobe-Big Moe

by Tre Jacobs May 6, 2003

coming out of the corner

the equivalent of coming out of the closet, but for hipsters; it is the point at which one realizes and accepts their inner hipster

I was forced into coming out of the corner when I realized I spent all of my time in a coffee shop no one has heard about, and read Elie Weisel in my frameless glasses while talking about my great taste in music.

by ihipstersinouihkabsusu June 3, 2011

up and coming

promising and energetic (said of a person)

Another up and coming candidate has put himself into a corner.

by The Return of Light Joker August 11, 2008

comix

Underground adult oriented comics that are the alternative to the mainstream super-hero stuff

Milk & Cheese, Ghost World, American Splendor, anything by the legendary artist R. Crumb

by Jose Angeles January 25, 2004

Comicfire7

A great guy on youtube, who is super-cute, really funny, and very musically talented. The definition of what every girl wants in a guy.

Alli : Did you see comicfire7's new video?

Kayla : Yes! He is so amazing.

by Kaylaisafan March 23, 2010

Posse Comitatus

In English common law, the power of a county sheriff to enlist able-bodied citizens of the county to help him in the pursuit and arrest of a felon.

"Whoever, except in cases and under circumstances expressly authorized by the Constitution or Act of Congress, willfully uses any part of the Army or the Air Force as a posse comitatus or otherwise to execute the laws shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than two years, or both." (Title 18, Section 1385 of the United States Code)

by flood control dam #3 March 26, 2007