Strange Planet is a webcomic series that follows blue, alien-like beings as they live their everyday lives in ways that are ...

Strange Planet follows blue, alien-like 'beings' as they go through life, and many of the comics are incredibly heartwarming.

The "BoJack Horseman" animation studio ShadowMachine helped Nathan Pyle turn his "Strange Planet" webcomic into an endearing Apple TV+ show.

Considering how quickly they became ubiquitous, that cartoonist Nathan Pyle’s Strange Planet comics only began in 2019 is surprising. Not long after Pyle launched the breezy, quirky strip about ...

“Strange Planet,” the popular web comic by Nathan W. Pyle, has been expanded, by Pyle and Dan Harmon, into a television series premiering Wednesday on Apple TV+.Bright, sweet and cheerful, if ...

Apple TV’s Strange Planet, based on the comic of the same name, doesn’t work as well as a TV show. Nathan Pyle’s alien voice just isn’t what you want to watch.

The successful webcomic is expanding to books, merchandise, and now a new show on Apple TV+, co-created by "Strange Planet" creator Nathan W. Pyle and "Rick and Morty" co-creator Dan Harmon.

ComingSoon Lead TV Editor Spencer Legacy spoke with Strange Planet creator Nathan W. Pyle about adapting his popular webcomic into an animated series. Pyle discussed how the voice actors were ...

Chances are, you've read Nathan W. Pyle's Strange Planet webcomic, even if you don't know it. The series launched in 2019 and became instantly ubiquitous, picking up more than 6 million followers ...

If you’re unfamiliar with Nathan W. Pyle’s Strange Planet comics, they usually go something like this: Two unnamed balloon-headed aliens engage in a brief chat about whatever they’re doing ...

But the beings of “Strange Planet,” the new Apple TV+ series based on Nathan W. Pyle’s graphic novels and web comics of the same name, embrace the eccentricities of their everyday lives ...

The successful webcomic is expanding to books, merchandise, and now a new show on Apple TV+, co-created by "Strange Planet" creator Nathan W. Pyle and "Rick and Morty" co-creator Dan Harmon.