An Omnibus is a collection of previously published related stories in printed in an anthology form. Star Trek prose works and comics have often been published in omnibuses, commonly collecting together miniseries or otherwise thematically related stories together into a single volume. This page lists omnibuses by publisher in publication order.
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| - An Omnibus is a collection of previously published related stories in printed in an anthology form. Star Trek prose works and comics have often been published in omnibuses, commonly collecting together miniseries or otherwise thematically related stories together into a single volume. This page lists omnibuses by publisher in publication order.
- The Omnibus is a double-decker bus at Disneyland Park on Main Street, U.S.A., one of the Main Street Vehicles which transport guests from in front of Disneyland Railroad to the hub area in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- Omnibus - a generally archaic term for a Bus (or Wagonette), a passenger carrying road vehicle
- "Omnibus" is a song by Andy Partridge. It appeared on the 1992 album Nonsuch. The demo appeared on Andy's Fuzzy Warbles Volume 6 in 2004.
- The Omnibus is a menu every member of Whuddle World has. It is considered the area where you can change your whuddle's clothing, use items, and so forth. It is al so your profile, and will give you the link for your profile to share with your friends. File:Omnibus button.gif
- An Omnibus (Latin for "for all") is usually several novels/issues collected in a single volume. In most cases, each installment had been published in some form, either as a standalone work, or as a part of another collection. Omnibuses are often published as a way to earn more money, or to release out-of-print installments. Another occasion is for a milestone, like the anniversary of a work or for the release of the last installment in a series. The publishing industry sometimes refers to these as "bind-ups". Related to Anthology. Compare Compilation Movie. Contrast Multi Volume Work. Examples:
- The first Aliens/Predator/Aliens vs. Predator Omnibus to be released was Aliens vs. Predator Omnibus: Volume 1, published in June 2007. Subsequent Omnibus editions from the franchises followed at one or two month intervals.
- An "omnibus edition" of a serial is one in which constituent episodes have been edited together to form a single movie. Thus, it begins with the opening titles of episode 1, and concludes with the closing titles of the final episode, with all intervening credits removed. The various end-of-episode cliffhangers and their reprises in the following episode are also slimmed so that, effectively, there is no "cliffhanger", as such, present. Though generally not actually destructive to the content of a serial, the practice could have some minor consequences on the viewer's experience of a serial. For instance, if people were only credited in one of the middle episodes, there was a chance — depending on who was doing the editing and how it was being done — that their credit might not appear at th
- Categoría:Esbozos right 'Omnibus' es un programa de Dark Horse Comics para editar volúmenes recopilatorios de cómics previamente difíciles de encontrar por su antigüedad y unificar algunos cómics cortos en colecciones homogéneas. Cada volumen contiene el equivalente de entre tres y cinco trade paperbacks de cuatro capítulos. Es una colección que abarca numerosos cómics y se mantiene a un ritmo de publicación de dos o tres volúmenes de Star Wars por año. El programa cubre otras publicaciones de Dark Horse, no limitándose solo a Star Wars.
- The Omnibus series is part of a publishing program by Dark Horse Comics to collect together long out of print or otherwise uncollected issues in an affordable sized compilation. Each volume collects about 14-16 issues in one book. The Indiana Jones line began with Volume 1 on February 6, 2008. Prior to this, the only issues to be brought out in trade paperback (TPB) form were all comic adaptations: The first three movies and the Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis video game. Volume 1 and Volume 2 contain the the entire run of original Indiana Jones stories from Dark Horse Comics.
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#Véhicule, initialement hippomobile puis automobile, qui servait au transport en commun des voyageurs, et qui accomplissait un trajet à arrêts déterminés entre divers quartiers d'une ville, ou qui desservait une gare maritime, une station de chemin de fer, un hôtel, etc. Omnibus à impériale;
#P. méton. L'ensemble des voyageurs d'un omnibus.
#TRANSP. MAR., FERROVIAIRES, subst., en appos. ou en compos.
## omnibus. Train qui dessert toutes les stations situées sur son parcours. Par op. à direct.
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| - The first Aliens/Predator/Aliens vs. Predator Omnibus to be released was Aliens vs. Predator Omnibus: Volume 1, published in June 2007. Subsequent Omnibus editions from the franchises followed at one or two month intervals. While comprehensive, the Aliens, Predator and Aliens vs. Predator Omnibus releases are not utterly exhaustive and a number of comics, chiefly from the Aliens line, are not included. Among the titles omitted are the small number of comics to which Dark Horse does not own the rights, most notably Alien: The Illustrated Story, as well as the various non-canon crossover comics that introduced the Xenomorphs and Yautja to other comic book franchises; according to Dark Horse editor Chris Warner, an Omnibus containing these stories was not produced as the potential profit would not have matched the cost of compiling it, especially as any profit made would need to be split with the other publishing companies involved. The only crossover comics available in Omnibus form are Ghost #5 and X #18, both part of the Hunting the Heroes: The Predators Attack! event, which are collected in Omnibus titles for their respective series. Furthermore, unlike some of the other Omnibus lines from Dark Horse, the Aliens, Predator and Aliens vs. Predator Omnibus releases have not proven to be an ongoing project, meaning that all of the Aliens, Predator, Aliens vs. Predator and Prometheus comic books published after 2008 remain uncollected in this format. Not counting comics published after the Omnibus editions were released, titles that are missing from the collections include Aliens: Countdown, Aliens: Tribes, Aliens: Renegade, Alien3: Terminal Addiction, Operation: Aliens, Alien vs. Predator: Thrill of the Hunt and the film adaptations Aliens: Newt's Tale, Alien3, Alien Resurrection and Predator 2. Also missing are the non-canon Aliens: Space Marines mini-comics and the incomplete series Aliens: Crusade.
- Categoría:Esbozos right 'Omnibus' es un programa de Dark Horse Comics para editar volúmenes recopilatorios de cómics previamente difíciles de encontrar por su antigüedad y unificar algunos cómics cortos en colecciones homogéneas. Cada volumen contiene el equivalente de entre tres y cinco trade paperbacks de cuatro capítulos. Es una colección que abarca numerosos cómics y se mantiene a un ritmo de publicación de dos o tres volúmenes de Star Wars por año. El programa cubre otras publicaciones de Dark Horse, no limitándose solo a Star Wars. El formato de los omnibus se diferencia de las otras publicaciones de Dark Horse por su tamaño menor (9x6 pulgadas), inclusión de sólo una portada por arco argumental en la galería final e inclusión de la fecha galáctica correspondiente a cada historia. En España, la editorial Planeta DeAgostini viene publicando algunos de los volúmenes omnibus dentro de la misma colección de tapa dura que otras recopilaciones completas.
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- An Omnibus is a collection of previously published related stories in printed in an anthology form. Star Trek prose works and comics have often been published in omnibuses, commonly collecting together miniseries or otherwise thematically related stories together into a single volume. This page lists omnibuses by publisher in publication order.
- The Omnibus is a double-decker bus at Disneyland Park on Main Street, U.S.A., one of the Main Street Vehicles which transport guests from in front of Disneyland Railroad to the hub area in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- The Omnibus series is part of a publishing program by Dark Horse Comics to collect together long out of print or otherwise uncollected issues in an affordable sized compilation. Each volume collects about 14-16 issues in one book. The Indiana Jones line began with Volume 1 on February 6, 2008. Prior to this, the only issues to be brought out in trade paperback (TPB) form were all comic adaptations: The first three movies and the Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis video game. Volume 1 and Volume 2 contain the the entire run of original Indiana Jones stories from Dark Horse Comics. The next three volumes, subtitled "The Further Adventures", released in 2009-2010, compile the stories from the 1980s Marvel Comics series The Further Adventures of Indiana Jones, and also include the comic adaptations of Raiders of the Lost Ark, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
- Omnibus - a generally archaic term for a Bus (or Wagonette), a passenger carrying road vehicle
- An Omnibus (Latin for "for all") is usually several novels/issues collected in a single volume. In most cases, each installment had been published in some form, either as a standalone work, or as a part of another collection. Omnibuses are often published as a way to earn more money, or to release out-of-print installments. Another occasion is for a milestone, like the anniversary of a work or for the release of the last installment in a series. The publishing industry sometimes refers to these as "bind-ups". Similar to the omnibus release is the manga industry's tankobon, which is a recopilatory volume that collects a couple months' worth of weekly releases of one single manga, in contrast to the weekly releases published on periodic anthologies such as Shounen Jump. Related to Anthology. Compare Compilation Movie. Contrast Multi Volume Work. Examples:
- "Omnibus" is a song by Andy Partridge. It appeared on the 1992 album Nonsuch. The demo appeared on Andy's Fuzzy Warbles Volume 6 in 2004.
- An "omnibus edition" of a serial is one in which constituent episodes have been edited together to form a single movie. Thus, it begins with the opening titles of episode 1, and concludes with the closing titles of the final episode, with all intervening credits removed. The various end-of-episode cliffhangers and their reprises in the following episode are also slimmed so that, effectively, there is no "cliffhanger", as such, present. Though generally not actually destructive to the content of a serial, the practice could have some minor consequences on the viewer's experience of a serial. For instance, if people were only credited in one of the middle episodes, there was a chance — depending on who was doing the editing and how it was being done — that their credit might not appear at the end of the so-called omnibus edition. Also, on those rare occasions when a reprise of a cliffhanger was a different take of the same scene from the previous episode, the editor would have to choose which of the two performances to edit out. By and large, though, an omnibus edition was not so heavily edited as to create a significantly different version of the narrative.
- The Omnibus is a menu every member of Whuddle World has. It is considered the area where you can change your whuddle's clothing, use items, and so forth. It is al so your profile, and will give you the link for your profile to share with your friends. File:Omnibus button.gif
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