A lady coughs to random people to spread the virus. It spreads to a space station. Dark spores come out of your lungs, mouth

I read this in very early seventies - can't remember if paperback etc. Could have been YA. It's set in southern England, at some place where Downs country meets marshland. There are two types of 'little people' who live in hiding (at one point a full grown one was compared in height to a schoolg...

This was one of my father’s old books that I read twenty or more years ago. He had bought it in a barn somewhere in the back country where the owner was just trying to make a couple of bucks. My father only had a quarter, enough to buy this book. When he came back the following weekend with money...

Ok so it's NOT Denver the Dinosaur I know that much. All I remember is he could open portals to other dimensions/times? and kept showing up at the worst times and the kid was always keeping him hidden from his parents. I think he had blonde hair and I remember the animation looked fairly good fo...

In The Apocalypse of Elena Mendoza, the eponymous protagonist hears voices that tell her how to use her powers. Not much information is given about the voices, but they seem to have certain characteristics: they have a sense of humor, are familiar with popular culture, and some of them might be...

At one point in The Apocalypse of Elena Mendoza, when Elena visits a hospital to heal someone, she meets someone who seems to know a bit more than he's telling (highlighted for emphasis): Henry didn't blink. He stood there with his hands in his pockets and listened. When I finished, he said, ...

I remember reading a book that I found once. I don't remember the title or author. The book entailed the reincarnated spirit of a daughter of Apollo. The storyline involves the 1st party telling from a teenage girl who was the daughter of a screenwriter and had a step-mother. The girl (the reinca...

How are King and Whistler (both, Old Man in Blade 2) able to atand toe to toe with a vampire? Shouldn’t the humans have been too slow? Shouldn’t the vampire punches and kicks have broken the bones they connected with?

Why wasn't a giant hole created when Kylo Ren fired upon the vision of Luke Skywalker?

In Blade, Dr. Jenson establishes the reason for the thirst, vampires do not produce hemoglobin. As such, drinking vampire blood should be absolutely useless as a food source. Exactly how blood givens/enhances abilities, or even how the body produces such abilities is never established; therefore,...

I remember reading this book when I was 9 or 10. It featured illustrated stories about two strange alien creatures called "Blobs" and "Creeps". I remember them being small blob like creatures with legs. They were in different colors. The blobs were small and round and the creeps were also round b...

is it true that superman is the strongest of all time ? in DC and MARVEL As shown above he is Moving Worlds.

While fixing the timeline in the end of Flashpoint comics Flash merges the three universes DC, Vertigo, and WildStorm but as per my knowledge not every comic form Vertigo got merged and a few old ones still stay separate. So I want to know which are the comics from Vertigo and WildStorm that got...

In anticipation of the release of the Guildmaster's Guide to Ravnica book for D&D I was researching how the Guildpact works and what it's rules were. On Gamepedia's Magic: The Gathering Wiki I found: The power of the Guildpact is subtle; it prevents any guild from dabbling into the busines...

In Chapter one of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, Cornelius visits "The Other Minister" and is asked if the visit has anything to do with this "Serious Black" man, and Fudge states that no, it turned out that he was actually innocent. ‘Is Serious Black with – er – He Who Must Not Be ...