I'm looking for a SciFi where humanity start losing knowledge and skills to support modern infrastructure. E.g. it's become impossible to manufacture fiber-cables, thus internet starts breaking apart and degrading. Or chip manufacturing has stopped, or large sea cargo vessels aren't built anymore...

At the conclusion of the Green Lantern: Rebirth mini-series, the Parallax entity is imprisoned in the central battery on OA once again. It is next seen in the Sinestro Corps Special, where it possesses Kyle Rayner. But, how did it get out? We clearly see that Superboy-Prime and Cyborg Superman ar...

I am looking for a series. It may be 5 books, but I am not totally sure on that. I read the book roughly 15 years ago and believe it was somewhat new at that time. The story itself is wrapped around a parent story, which treats it as a history book on how magic got lost in the world. The parent s...

A US paperback novel probably from 1980s or early 90s. (written by female author?) A woman is driving her car (maybe in Italy/Europe, but I am not sure) when something happens (lightning strike, time portal, she blacks out?) and she and her car are transported to the Roman times. The rest of the ...

Name 10 of the characters in Marvel that don't think and your reasons for choosing them.

In Avengers (2012), there is the following dialogue: NATASHA: Clint, you're gonna be alright. CLINT BARTON: You know that? Is that what you know? I got...I gotta go in though. I gotta flush him out. NATASHA: We don't have that long, it's gonna take time. CLINT BARTON: I don't understand. Have yo...

In the opening scene of the 1994 movie Pulp Fiction, hit-men Jules Winnfield and Vincent Vega raids the apartment of Brett; a business associate of their boss (Marsellus Wallace). The main objective is to retrieve a briefcase of Wallace from Brett's apartment. They seems to be sure that Brett has...

I found this book at about the same time I found Glory Lane by Alan Dean Foster and the kid's retelling of Beowulf by Robert Nye. It was on the YA Science Fantasy shelf. It was about 1984 or after. It wasn't a best selling book so I am having trouble finding it again. It was about space travel. ...

Green Arrow is a character who doesn't possess any superpower other than his fighting skills and willpower. He generally has fights with Earth based villains. But the other members of Justice League has gone on different planets to fight the villains, like Apokolips, etc. Has Green Arrow ever gon...

I read this novel in the mid-to-late 2010s. It takes place in a fantasy world where some people have elemental powers (kind of like Avatar: The Last Airbender, but with swords and stuff). I remember that the main character was an orphan who had a dog name. However, I can't remember this because i...

Want to find which issue this image is from. Batman in this pose. Was a gotham comics (singapore/india publisher) Batman issue. Possibly a detective comics issue. Also clearly remember a panel of bruce wayne coming down the wide balustraded central staircase of wayne manor.

William Gibson’s Neuromancer has somewhat of a reputation for being a challenging read. While some of this is due to neologisms and dense prose, reading the book left me with the impression that many of the intelligibility issues could be addressed with minimal editing (more likely by a professio...

On Episode 194 of the Flophouse podcast, one of the hosts, Elliott Kalan, asks if any listeners can help identify a short story he remembers, possibly from Asimov's, about a future in which women ruled the world, and men were worker drones who had to earn enough money to purchase a penis. As non...