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No, it isn't. It refers to Bizarro Superman. He is the opposite of Superman, if you don't know.
In article , [email] (sh) wrote:
No, it isn't. It refers to Bizarro Superman. He is the opposite of Superman, if you don't know.
But does make any sense? Is "bizarro" a synonym to "opposite"?
It's not really a common word--more of a slang term.
I think it's made its way into the lexicon due to Superman (it is, of course, the alternate universe in Superman comics) and also due to the one-panel absurdist cartoon that appears in many papers' comic sections (highly recommended by me, if you've never read it--and sometimes you have to read it more than once to get the joke).
Best,
Mark