History Cloudcuckoolander / ComicBooks

* ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'': Mary Jane was like this in her earlier appearances. Readers eventually find out there was some [[StepfordSmiler Stepford Smiling going on]] and in the modern era, her character is about 100 times more grounded (still a fun character, just not bat crap crazy). Earlier appearances of Aunt May also indicated that she lived in Cloud Cuckooland (the joke being she was senile). Like MJ, she's since mellowed out a lot, creating some EarlyInstallmentWeirdness for readers who go back and read collections of the old trades.

** Spider-Man himself is this. He acts as the silly one of every group he is in except with Johnny Storm, who is equally silly, and Deadpool, whom for obvious reasons is even sillier. However, [[TranquilFury beware if you try to hurt his loved ones]].

* In ''ComicBook/{{Melusine}}'', we have [[CuteWitch Mélusine]]'s cousin, [[OurFairiesAreDifferent Mélisande]]. Combined with low intelligence, [[AttentionDeficitOohShiny a distracted mind]] and LiteralMinded, Mélisande can't understand a simple greeting phrase and seems warped in her own universe. Seriously, she makes [[Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick Elan]] look like a Nobel-prized genius.
* Justyna from Polish comic ComicBook/EmilkaSza is totally insane and like to interpret the world in her own unique way. For starters she has installed a swing in the window of the second-floor flat where she lives, and she enjoys spending her time swinging on it. After she is done she simply say, 'My plans for today are over.' Her solution to prove that ghosts are real involves breaking into the cemetery in the middle of the night to find one. On another occasion, she casualy enters Eric's house and asks he is taking a bath just ask him if she can read her poetry to him. Calling her eccentric would be the understatment of the year. Interestingly she is only character who is unphased by Emilka's invisible house and just act like its a everyday thing.
** The character would later appear in spin-off one shot story (writen by the same author) where she for no reason just breaks into room of some kids at night just to tell them a poem she wrote about a cat being trapped in a oven (A tale which she finds cute)

* Justyna from ''ComicBook/EmilkaSza'' is totally insane and like to interpret the world in her own unique way. For starters she has a swing in the window of flat where she lives and like to spend time swinging on it.
* In Polish comic ComicBook/EmilkaSza the character of Justyna spends her time swinging on a swing by the window of her room, which is on the second floor of her building. After each swing, as she comes to a stop, she softly murmurs, 'My plans for today are over.' Her solution to prove that ghosts are real involves breaking into the cemetery in the middle of the night. On another occasion, she enters Eric's house and asks him if she can read her poetry to him while he's in the middle of taking a bath. Calling her eccentric would be the understatment of the year. Interestingly she is only character who is unphased by Emilka's invisible house and just act like its a everyday thing.

* ''Franchise/SpiderMan'': Mary Jane was like this in her earlier appearances. Readers eventually find out there was some [[StepfordSmiler Stepford Smiling going on]] and in the modern era her character is about 100 times more grounded (still a fun character, just not bat crap crazy). Earlier appearances of Aunt May also indicated that she lived in Cloud Cuckooland (the joke being she was senile). Like MJ, she's since mellowed out a lot, creating some EarlyInstallmentWeirdness for readers who go back and read collections of the old trades.

** Spider-Man himself is this. He acts as the silly one of every group he is in except with Johnny Storm, who is as equally silly, and Deadpool, whom for obvious reasons is even sillier. However, [[TranquilFury beware if you try to hurt his loved ones]].

* Guarana from "''ComicBook/{{Dollicious}}''" series as evident [[http://meagolicious.com/dollicious-komiksowy-debiut Here]].

* X-23's younger clone sister Gabby aka Honey Badger tends to fall into this trope owing to her general innocence as well as having been raised in a lab. She herself admits to thinking a lot of weird things. Of course, this also allows her to become instant best friends with ComicBook/{{Deadpool}}.
* In ''Mélusine'', we have [[CuteWitch Mélusine]]'s cousin, [[OurFairiesAreDifferent Mélisande]]. Combined with low intelligence, [[AttentionDeficitOohShiny a distracted mind]] and LiteralMinded, Mélisande can't understand a simple greeting phrase and seems warped in her own universe. Seriously, she makes [[Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick Elan]] look like a Nobel-prized genius.
* Justyna form ComicBook/EmilkaSza is totaly insane and like to inteprate the world in her own unique way. For starters she has a swing in the widnow of flat where she lives and like to spend time swining on it.

* The Frenchman and The Female in ''ComicBook/TheBoys''. Apparently, they understand each other's private moon logic quite well. Well enough to play Monopoly on a Cluedo board, anyway.

* ''ComicBook/TheTick'' is this trope and CrazyIsCool turned UpToEleven. [[EstablishingCharacterMoment His very first appearance]] was escaping from an insane asylum.

* Hay Lin from ''[[Comicbook/{{WITCH}} W.I.T.C.H.]]'': very quirky and artistic, cheerful and absent-minded, constantly writing on her palms and using her own expressions like "spacious" (instead of "cool") and "weirdific."

* Delirium from ''Comicbook/TheSandman'' sometimes comes close to this trope -- since she's the AnthropomorphicPersonification of insanity, it's probably reasonable to assume that she is genuinely crazy (insofar as this means anything regarding one of the Endless), but nonetheless she does have at least one moment during the series where she pulls herself together and becomes briefly 'sane', though it's made clear that she finds it very difficult to do this. It has been implied that she's not just the incarnation of insanity, but the incarnation of ultimate, painful, sanity-breaking clarity. She also has a few other moments in which she seems to become temporarily slightly more lucid, and comes out with a very perceptive or useful comment before reverting to her usual chaotic self.

** Spider-Man himself is this. He acts as the silly one of every group he is in except with Johnny Storm ,who is as equally silly, and Deadpool, whom for obvious reasons is even sillier. However [[TranquilFury beware if you try to hurt his loved ones]].

* Guarana from "Dollicious" series as evident [[http://meagolicious.com/dollicious-komiksowy-debiut Here]].

* Quite a few of the characters in ''ComicBook/{{Bone}}'' will occasionally lapse into {{Cloudcuckoolander}} territory, but none moreso than Smiley Bone, whose unique worldview makes sense only to him, and who gets quite a few CrazyAwesome moments during the course of the comic.

* ''ComicBook/TheTick'' is this trope and CrazyAwesome turned UpToEleven. [[EstablishingCharacterMoment His very first appearance]] was escaping from an insane asylum.

* ''ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}'' antagonist ''ComicBook/{{Bizarrogirl}}'', by virtue of being a SelfDemonstrating/{{Bizarro}}, has a weird, warped mindset. She kidnaps a bunch of strangers because she wants to throw a party but she demands them to remain silent. Later, when Supergirl punches her across the city and she crashes into a park, Bizarrogirl starts to pick flowers, sing and dance.

* Essentially all the kids from ''ComicStrip/OneBigHappy'' qualify. Central character Ruthie is pretty obvious, but she has even weirder friends, like vacuum cleaner fetishist Earl.