Sentence examples for the ultimate comic from inspiring English sources

Ennis and Dillon have given their public blessing to AMC's proposed version, and with producers such as Rogen and Goldberg, who clearly venerate the source material, and the growing prestige of the cable network – it helped turn The Walking Dead from black-and-white comic into a worldwide phenomenon – you could call Preacher the ultimate comic book adaptation.

Fellow comedian Bill Bailey is among those fans excited by the news, writing in the Guardian that it's "like the prospect of a great band getting back together; they're the ultimate comic supergroup.

Perhaps the ultimate comic to use to unplug from reality this week, this issue of the Adventure Time comic is escapism upon escapism.

For those who haven't seen her website-turned-book, it's the ultimate comic relief for frustrated parents, and a healthy dose of birth control for anyone who doesn't have children in the house.

Icke's ideas have inspired, among other things, Scottish comic book writer Mark Millar's creation of the Chitauri, a fictional race of alien shapeshifters that appear in The Ultimates comic book series and the 2012 film The Avengers.

Although Morales features in the Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man comic book series, he is not the lead character in the Ultimate Spider-Man animated TV series that debuted in April 2012 on Disney XD.

No, I've never heard of them either, but apparently someone has since they are now producing the official "ultimate comic book fan" television.

Mantle was thrilled to take on the role as Cooper is his ultimate comic hero, saying "It's such a big privilege playing Tommy – I genuinely love the man.

Morales has played a version of Spider-Man since 2011, replacing the murdered Peter Parker in Marvel's offshoot "Ultimate" comic books.

He didn't stick to it, of course, but was still constrained in the second half by a format which required him to introduce video clips of the comics - Scousers all - who had tickled him most: Arthur Askey ("a brilliant ad-libber"), Ted Ray ("very much a variety man", Tommy Handley (the ultimate radio comic) and Robb Wilton ("a comedy actor").

The character has been black in the Ultimate Marvel comic book universe for more than a decade, while Jackson has already portrayed him in four films stretching back to 2008's Iron Man, so quite why anyone is getting hot under the collar about the subject now, even if it were anything worth getting upset about, is beyond me.