After meeting Miles at Spider-HQ, Peter tries to get a hold of his spider-baby Mayday: Peter: I’m comin’ up to get you. Here I come. Peter catches up to Mayday on the ceiling: Peter: Aha, gotcha. I knew I was gonna regret making her that web shooter. What "web shooter" is Peter referring to?

Hobie breaks the shield that Spot activated then he meets Miles: Hobie: I'm not a role model. I was briefly a runway model. I hate the a.m. I hate the P.M. I hate labels. I'm not a hero, because calling yourself a hero makes you a self-mythologizing narcissistic autocrat. Come on! Miles: I thoug...

While trying to get home to save his father from impending death, Miles was battling Miguel. Miguel was preventing him from doing so, fearing that saving his father could cause anomalies to occur. Meanwhile, Peter Parker and Gwen were trying to put Miguel away from Miles: Peter Parker: Miguel, t...

It couldn't be just a virus, because it caused things to happen that are impossible. I'm thinking it must have been an act of God, or by the space aliens that created us.

You were a fighter pilot in a division or army. Each space fighter had a number on it. All the fighter space craft were from an alliance or something, and had a different color. The puzzles were math based? Or required you looking at the book carefully. Eventually your squadron would get picked ...

Hobie slingshots Gwen from his guitar and she flies at Spot... but gets holed straight into Pavitr. SPOT: Y’all make a heck of a team. HOBIE: I don’t believe in teams. MILES: Aren’t you in a band? HOBIE: I don’t believe in consistency. By saying "I don’t believe in consistency," Hobie shifts th...

Despite the Spider-Gang’s attempts to pull him away with a web, Spot was intentionally sucked into the super-collider, after which the super-collider disappeared into thin air with a sudden silence: Pavitr: Well, that was another easy adventure for Spider-Man. Gwen: No-no-no-no-no-no-no-no! No-n...

I'm searching for the show and episode in which Green Lantern strikes Superman with a tennis racket, sending him flying off-screen. This clip appears at around 3:10 in a YouTube video titled "Batman Loses his Memory" by Solid jj. The scene seems to be from an old cartoon, like many other clips i...

In the primary Star trek Canon (And limited to the parts of the franchise that are a canonical continuation of The Original Series and TNG), as opposed to mirror universe, alternative timelines, non canonical video games, etc: Do the Borg always purposefully create a Queen each time their previou...

I suddenly remembered a comic that I read as a child, but I can't remember much. I read the comic in Catalan, but I think it was a translation, so the comic should exist in other languages. In the comic one of the characters is a worm, in Catalan they call it Gus, which makes me think they took t...

Gwen, comparing her Spider-Man mask to her dad’s police badge, expresses her struggle with her dual identity and the isolation it brings. Despite her powers, she feels unable to protect her loved ones and is uncertain about her future actions: Gwen: But I know...I can't lose one more friend. Geo...

There were several and would end up not being the ones. It was set in the future and I think one possibility was a cloned woman who had some powers, and another potential was a dragon, possibly in a virtual reality internet type of environment. It had humorous elements, as I recall. I think they ...

I'm rereading Metastable, which has a plotline of Panacea realizing Taylor has powers accidentally when touching her, and eventually using her powers to fight alongside her. Later, there's a plan to me with the E88 by changing people's skin colors via biomanipulation. It made me suddenly remember...

There is a lot of debate on absence of Nettles from the show THOTD and one argument is about her ethnicity analogue vis-a-vis our own world. Many seem convinced that she was black. However her appearance is described as a Brown skinny girl with black hair and black eyes. That could easily be Salt...

A (maybe small or indie) sci-fi dystopian movie with a guarded wall separating the countryside (maybe hilly on a coast) and the people outside don't know what's on the other side. I think the wall was silver metal with a door / revolving door in it and may have been patrolled. Might have been a f...

Don't remember much more. Just that it's a church or a cult that believes the world is ending or the leader believes they need to meet at mountain top on a certain night. If I remember right, the main characters are a boy and girl in the congregation.

I recently saw an ad on Facebook for a book about a young girl who accidentally kills her boyfriend. She decides to attend an academy for witches or magic (I can't remember which). She is forced to room with the campus mean girl, who is murdered.

It's one of those things where I remember it extremely clearly while also not remembering useful details or being sure of my "clear" memories. But it's a children's picture book, in verse, about a one-way street, where at first it has the cars going one way, then it shows people walking only that...

In this wikipedia article, the plot section describes the advertisement that provides the vital clue in this way: Harlan finds that a magazine from 1932 has changed and now shows an advertisement in the form of a mushroom cloud, which no human could have known of in 1932. The first letters in th...