Browsing: Weird

Gaming-oriented furniture is far from an original concept. Some PC owners swear by gaming chairs to achieve maximum comfort at their setups, though smart money buys a cheaper office chair instead. There are even hybrid sit-to-stand desks for gamers who prefer taking on opponents in a chair, on their feet, or both. This doesn’t change, however, the…

Wizards, steampunk adventurers and post-apocalyptic characters took over downtown Amherstburg on the weekend as the town’s annual Uncommon Festival transformed the streets into a celebration of the weird and wonderful.

BURBANK, CA — DC today announced Batman/Superman/Weird Al: World’s Weirdest#1, an all-new 40-page one-shot comic book that brings the World’s Finest together with the one, the only, the undisputed king of musical parody, “Weird Al” Yankovic, for a dimension-hopping adventure unlike anything they’ve faced before. Written by Mark Waid, with “vibes” by Yankovic himself and…

Steve Skroce has spent decades drawing superheroes, mutants, magic, monsters, and some of the biggest action sequences ever put to film. With Tales of Wonder, his new Skybound and Image Comics limited series, he’s turning his attention toward the people actually responsible for creating those larger-than-life worlds.

Boston Brand rides an escalator to a glitchy, moth-baby-filled heaven full of drunk ghosts in The Deadman #4, hitting stores this Wednesday from DC Comics.

Batman / Superman / Weird Al: World’s Weirdest #1 teams the World’s Finest with Weird Al to save reality from becoming dull and ordinary.

“You just have to enjoy weird, gory heroes.” – THE TOXIC AVENGER VS. THE NOXIOUS OFFENDER Comic Book Series Interview with Matt Bors – Daily Dead

I’ve been watching anime since I grabbed Ninja Scroll from the neighborhood rental store. There’s been a lot of changes to the industry since then, from the toning down of blood and violence to the rise of shonen series, going mainstream, and studios that push animation forward to new heights we never thought possible while…

The Punisher hit the big screen recently with his appearance in the Spider-Man: Brand New Day, which is kind of appropriate given that he debuted in Amazing Spider-Man #129 in 1974. However, what got me thinking about this piece was the fact that his first solo outing was in Punisher Vol. 1 (1986), about 40…