Browsing: Weirdest

The X-Men started humbly, a teen team that never really found an audience, but would go on to become the bestselling comic ever. The mid ’70s saw them return to prominence, with writer Chris Claremont revolutionizing the mutants after being handed them by Giant-Size X-Men #1 writer (and Marvel editor) Len Wein. By the time…

The Fox TV show “Bones” is not what you might call a “normal” police procedural. A very quirky series, “Bones” is responsible for not one but two of the weirdest TV crossovers ever. One of them is especially bizarre: Stewie Griffin, the diabolical baby from the animated series “Family Guy,” makes a memorable guest appearance…

I mean that as a compliment, of course. Credit: René Ramos / Mashable Composite / Game Freak / Nintendo / Adobe Stock

1983 marked the release of Star Wars: Return of the Jedi, bringing to a culmination the best sci-fi movie trilogy the world had ever seen. Thankfully, sci-fi fans didn’t have to wait for too long, as David Lynch’s adaptation of Frank Herbert Dune would release the very next year. Of course, it was very different…

Television has always been willing to take a strange turn, but some shows pushed their stories into territory nobody could have predicted. A perfectly normal episode could suddenly involve a bizarre disappearance, an unbelievable secret, a character making an absolutely wild decision, or an entire plot built around an idea that sounds ridiculous when explained…

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…

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

In the realm of video games, Kingdom Hearts has always existed in a league of its own. Thanks to a partnership with Disney, what would otherwise be another RPG in the vein of Final Fantasy became a genre-bending, world-hopping adventure where our hero Sora must explore realms of beloved Disney films like Frozen and Ratatouille…