Preposition: of

• genre: Arhats In Fury is a rare classic of the martial arts genre!

• magic: The Cigarette Through Quarter is a modern classic of magic, only made possible by one of the most ingenious gimmicked coins ever invented.

• literature: The imprisonment was crucial to his artistic and political development, as he spent the time reading the classics of world literature.

Converse of object

• become: Marshall also wrote what has become a minor classic.

Adjective modifier

• timeless: Suffice to say: this is a timeless classic.

• instant: The opening ' Show Girl ' had been an instant classic.

• enduring: In this volume, you'll discover the Linking Rings, one of magic's most enduring classics.

• literary: Virginia was educated by private tutors and by extensive reading of literary classics in her father's library.

• 80s: All those 60s 70s 80s classics to get your party going.

• absolute: An absolute cult classic; hilarious and intelligent British comedy at its finest.

Modifies a noun

• tale: Classic tale of a boy who dreams himself to an island of friendly monsters.

• example: The past few months have been a classic example.

• novel: Among her own experiences she slips extracts from classic novels which illuminate the dilemma further.

• car: Driving classic cars has a way of making one believe in destiny.

• album: It is best to know the basics of this to understand why it has been probably the hardest to obtain of any classic album.

• comedy: Red Dwarf is classic character comedy, a bunch of misfits trapped somewhere in deep space.

Noun used with modifier

• cult: An absolute cult classic; hilarious and intelligent British comedy at its finest.

• horror: Our Verdict... A seminal 80's horror classic that created a whole new sub-genre for itself.

• soul: Perhaps his best claim to fame was as the writer of the soul classic Go Now in 1964.

• jazz: The musical style of the band leans heavily on the jazz classics & swing but with many entirely original variations and arrangements.