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anime

1988-1999: Anime Movies That Crushed It

Welcome to your ultimate list of the best golden era of late 80s and 90s anime films! From dystopian chaos to whimsical charm, we discuss timeless and iconic classics that have shaped the genre. You dare not miss it!

weird fiction

The Weird Fiction of Kelly Link

In this post we feature the weird worlds of Kelly Link, where the ordinary meets the extraordinary. From magical handbags to ghost-hunting vampires, discover why this master of short stories continues to be lauded by speculative fiction fans far and wide.

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Ethereal Realms: The Art of Yoshitaka Amano

Witness the mesmerizing worlds of Yoshitaka Amano, where fantasy meets reality in a swirl of ethereal beauty. From Final Fantasy art to Vampire Hunter D covers, see how this visionary artist has shaped the landscape of contemporary illustration.

Newsletter

Strange Ruminations #3: Our Newsletter of the Weird Exits Cryosleep

From Deadpool and Wolverine's new buddy-comic to Peach Momoko's ethereal art, we've got the latest geek culture news. Plus, relive kung fu glory days with our look at nostalgic retro-issues, and recommendations that'll make you salivate. So what are you waiting for? Get weird with us and read on!

Comic Book Cover Art

20 of the Best Animal Man Covers by Brian Bolland

Brian Bolland's Animal Man covers revolutionized comic book cover art in the 1990s, no question. Read on to check out our favorites, and what made them so damn iconic.

RetroSciFi

Retro Shows That Blew My Mind: Captain Scarlet

Discover the insanity of "Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons," a 1960s puppet show that defies ALL expectations.

Newsletter

Strange Ruminations #2: Our Newsletter of the Weird keeps on Trucking

The Second issue of 'Strange Ruminations' is finally here! Read on to discover the latest in all things odd, the weirdest art, the zaniest nostalgia, and the most bizarre books that are sure to sate your appetite for all things weird and wonderful in the world of geek.

Scifi Art

The Art of Alfonso Azpiri

Experience the mesmerizing world of Alfonso Azpiri, a comic book artist who blended sci-fi spectacle with fantasy wonder. See how his unique style continue to inspire and thrill us to this very day.

DC Comics

The Beautifully Grotesque: 20 of the Gnarliest Simon Bisley Doom Patrol Covers

Witness the mind-bending world of Simon Bisley's Doom Patrol covers! From personal discovery to artistic revolution, explore 20 stunning examples that showcase Bisley's unique style. A must-read for comic art enthusiasts and anyone craving visual excitement.

mythology

Strange Listicles: The Best Books on Norse Mythology

Feast your eyes on Into the Weird's curated list of must-read Norse Mythology books. From scholarly analyses to engaging retellings, these works offer unique perspectives on the gods, heroes, and legends that have enthralled readers for centuries. Dare you face Ragnarok with us? Well then, read on!

sci-fi art

The Art of Caza

Enter Philippe Caza, a master whose art is a rollercoaster through surrealism and sci-fi. Join Into the Weird as we unpack his singular style and contributions to the visual world of science fiction.

Strange Ruminations #1: Our Into the Weird Newsletter Debuts

Welcome to Strange Ruminations, where spine-tingling tales and captivating narratives await.

bronze age of comics

Memories of Doctor Strange: A Nostalgic Look at the Comics That Made Me

Journey back to the mind-bending '70s, where Doctor Strange reigned supreme in a whirlwind of psychedelic art and cosmic storytelling. Discover how Marvel's Master of the Mystic Arts captivated a generation and pushed comics to their magical limits.

cult cinema

Weird Selections: Into the Weird's Favorite Films

From Dracula's shadow puppets to Jack Burton's wild ride, these 15 films are my cinematic comfort food. They're weird, wonderful, and endlessly rewatchable. Join me on a nostalgia-fueled journey through the movies that shaped a generation of misfits.

gold key comics

Mighty Samson: Gold Key Comics' Apocalyptic Treasure

One of Gold Key Comics' classic treasures from the Silver Age: Mighty Samson! Join Into the Weird as we take a nostalgic look back at a series that was ridiculously imaginative, and wacky as hell.

sci-fi art

Five Incredible Artists Who've Inspired Me Over the Years

Hey there, fellow wanderers of the weird! It's time to take a trip down memory lane, dusting off the cobwebs of my mind to share with you five incredible artists who've left an indelible mark on my imagination over the past forty years. Grab a cup

cult films

Sci-fi Origins: How I Became a Science Fiction Fan

Just how did Into the Weird fall headlong into the SF Abyss of rabid fandom? Read this article to find out!

comic books

Ode to a Rusty Spinner Rack

May the lost Spinner Racks of our youth never be forgotten. Praise be to these harbingers of dreams.

1980s

The Greatest Chuck Norris Movies of All Time

The toughest, most badass action flicks starring the one and only Chuck Norris. I rank the best Chuck Norris movies of all time across his legendary career.

mythology

The Mead of Strangeness, or "Norse Myths are Weird, Man"

Join us as we take a look at Norse Myths and what makes them so darn weird. Is it the stories? The characters? The questionable decisions? Or all of the above?

bronze age of comics

The 10 Best Marvel Characters Created by Roy Thomas - A Ranking

Roy Thomas is a legendary figure in the world of comic books, known for his incredible storytelling and character creation skills. His work shone like a beacon in the industry, particularly during his time with Marvel Comics where he succeeded Stan Lee as editor-in-chief. He is also one of the

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Welcome to "Into The Weird": Your Portal to Fantastic Realms and Cinematic Dreams

Enter "Into The Weird," where comics come alive, fantasy realms beckon, sci-fi dreams take flight, and horror lurks in shadowy corners. Join us as we explore the uncharted territories of imagination. There’s just one question you need to ask yourself: are you weird enough?