Pyle launched “Strange Planet” in 2019, and has since expanded the concept to include two print volumes and a card game. For the TV series, Pyle partnered and shares creator credit with ...

The “Strange Planet” series, created by Pyle and Dan Harmon (“Rick and Morty,” “Community”) and premiering on Wednesday, successfully marries Pyle’s wholesome, observational humor ...

There is a place for grown-up animation amid the vast plastic-trash island of an oceanic medium and, besides, “Strange Planet” has a back story that may be more familiar to some than the ...

There’s a jargon to “Strange Planet,” the new animated series on Apple TV+. Kissing is “mouth pushing.” Tongues are “flavor muscles.” A bus is a “group roll machine.” Horses are ...

Strange Planet premieres August 9 on Apple TV+ with three episodes, followed by new episodes weekly. Since 2019, the unnamed blue beings of Nathan W. Pyle’s webcomic Strange Planet have filtered ...

Footage highlights strange finds after analyzing 8,000 ... 5 Gyres is a nonprofit organization committed to helping our planet become free of ... over 8,000 pieces of trash at Yosemite ...

Apple TV+ has taken a creative step in adapting the beloved webcomic series Strange Planet by y Nathan W. Pyle and has brought the series to our screens on August 9, 2023.

Astronomers have detected an exoplanet with a highly oblong orbit that experiences wild temperature swings — and it may be transitioning into another type of world. The exoplanet, named TIC ...

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

"Strange Planet," based on Nathan W. Pyle's alternative universe comic book, delivers a family-friendly message that issues can be resolved and people are people (or beings) -- no matter what ...

“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 ...

Mr. Clapp is a journalist and the author of “Waste Wars: The Wild Afterlife of Your Trash,” from which this essay is adapted. In the closing years of the Cold War, something strange started to ...