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1951) for Atlas Comics, the 1950s precursor of Marvel Comics; and, with writer Jerry Siegel, the sole two issues (April 1967 " April 1968) of Gold Key's self-consciously camp revival of creator Frank Thomas' 1940 character The Owl.

This definition can be applied also to songs composed self-consciously within, or with reference to, the traditional generic conventions.

John Ferguson stated that Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick gave 'it their best shot, but director Noah Stern doesn't take the original idea anywhere interesting and, in the end, it's far too self-consciously wacky for its own good'.

Connected three-story English Gothic buildings of gray stone "self-consciously embraced an idealistic notion of the rural idyll and an old-fashioned sense of place".

He eventually returns to duty as Galactica's XO: before returning to duty, he stands outside the CIC self-consciously adjusting his eyepatch, then enters not via the main hatch but via a less-visible door on an upper level, eschewing the attention and praise of the CIC crew.

Ann Hornaday from the Washington Post calls it a "self-consciously quirky movie that manages to be twee and ultra-hip at the same time, it qualifies as yet another wry, carefully composed bibelot in the cabinet of curios that defines the Anderson oeuvre.

Less directly and self-consciously evocative of Piers Plowman are:.

This is mixed, with no nonsense and no frills, with a set of powerful, forthright and honest lyrics that will send self-consciously daring punks scurrying back to the safety of their dole queue clichés.

Lieutenant Amanda Turck – a Women's Army Corps officer in her late twenties, apparently divorced, intelligent but self-consciously tall and plain.

His son followed, self-consciously, in his footsteps, styling himself as his father's deputy (nāyib) and inheriting his role.

The men's movement consisted of "networks of men self-consciously involved in activities relating to men and gender.

She self-consciously wear the adornment to cover it up.

Also called "Bell," he's Perseus's younger cousin and he constantly compares himself self-consciously to the older hero.