High Strangeness: Hyperdimensions and the Process of Alien Abduction

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I tend not to trust such information, as it is usually useless and/or false, and could very well be obtained from the medium herself, but this is different. Join me on a weekly journey down the path of high strangeness, as I explore Hauntings, Bizarre Creatures, Extraterrestrials, Folklore, Missing People, and countless other unexplained phenomena. As for the supporting cast, there are also brilliant performances from Nina Wadia, Kevin Eldon, Javone Prince, and Niky Wardley.

Similar to Gerard Way's Young Animal imprint at DC, High Strangeness is billed as a "pop-up imprint" that will feature several comics linked by a common theme.Tune in to hear the tragic first-hand accounts of the passengers who survived the sinking and vivid descriptions of what it was like to be on the ill-fated ship the night it went down. A night time drive to the local TNT area would culminate in a terrifying chase that left them frightened out of their wits and shock all of the residents of Point Pleasant. That pose of Jake stretching into a comfortable seat while holding BMO and holding various objects is another example of something that only a goofball like Ward could come up with, along with the shoe camera that Starchy utilizes and PB’s Texas shaped button. The addition of Princess Bubblegum and her plans of colonization are really what add another layer of substance to this episode.

I illuminated my graph paper plan and showed Noodles, OK, you’re gonna stand here and hold the measuring tape. She was hearing voices, became violently intolerant of religious iconography and was contorting herself into unnatural, painful positions. Her line “I’m doing the right thing,” definitely implies that there is some form of regret behind her actions, though she knows it is important to keep her legacy and the Candy People alive and well. Not only is it a hilarious episode with tons of sight gags, subtle moments, and terrific one-liners, but it’s also surprisingly heavy in its closing moments.

This imaginative, cult classic-inspired horror brand blurs the lines of reality, with cutting-edge documentary storytelling and a splash of comedy.