After reading this question it made me wonder, are there any instances where illustrated HPs contradict known book canon?

The first 21 seconds of the Star Trek Voyager episode "Relativity" show the Utopia Planitia ship yards for the first time in Star Trek. During these 21 seconds I counted at least 15 ships which can be seen in drydock. Which ships have identifying characteristics which let us pinpoint their classe...

Does anyone know the episode of Star Trek: Voyager where Captain Janeway placed a book in the replicator and had it recycled? I am looking for the screencap when the book disappeared off the replicator.

In Alastair Reynolds' Revenger, which is set some tens of millions of years in the future, the characters have new nicknames for things. Usually the derivation is pretty obvious, "grey" for brains, "gen" for intelligence. But I can't figure out where "cove" for a single person came from. Anyone ...

This was a short story I read a long, long time ago. I think I first read it no later than 1986, and I may have run across it again sometime in the 1990s. It was written in English, reprinted in an anthology which I found in a public library in Indiana, and I have no idea who wrote it. It did not...

In the game series, while Jen puts Uma through the Trial of the Grass, Vesemir tells us that it's the first trial for 50 years. Also all the Witchers are not very happy about all of this mess. So why are there no trials anymore? Is it so rare? Don't they see themselves as a necessary evil (mons...

Is there any reasoning/explanation as to why Melisandre would birth a shadow if she was a follower of the Lord of the Light religion? It seems somewhat contradictive that a Light worshiper would birth a form of darkness... Follow up question: why did the shadow disappear immediately after killin...

After Watching Captain Marvel I had this Question that Why Nick Fury didn't discuss all the previous alien Attacks which take place in Captain Marvel Timeline with The Avengers? Why Did Fury Hide the secret about the Skrull and Captain Marvel

In BTTF 2, in the second timeline where Biff went back to 1955 to give the sports almanac to younger Biff, it doesn't make sense that there would be an original Marty running around. This is my reasoning: Since in the original timeline, Doc Brown was just a local inventor in 1985, Marty was able...

In The Avengers when Captain America and Iron Man find out that S.H.I.E.L.D plans to use the Tesseract to make weapons. He blames it on Thor telling that the incident that happened in Thor made them realize that they are ridiculously out gunned and not alone in this world. Why didn't he feel th...

Read this book a few years ago, it was a trilogy, the last of which was released sometime between 2008-2016. Female author I think. Main character is a girl, in maybe her 20s, a witch of some kind, but she has to keep that a secret, because there are supposed to be no witches left. The main co...

I'm interested in finding photo resources for Star Trek sets (particularly Discovery)- I've seen a few on Trek Core, but it's hard to find set specific info - I'm mainly compiling "techy" looking furniture for a gift for a friend and was curious if there was a better resource?

Sam is shown in the end as having dreams similar to Shadow. What is the author hinting at?

Can someone please help me identify the short story where, on some alien planet, every government official must wear a medallion that explodes, on his/her neck. The explosion is triggered when a citizen who is unhappy about this particular official pushes a button in a special booth in the street...

After reading this question, I suddenly wondered if there is any existing material within the MCU that explains how THANOS came by the Mind Stone in order to then give it to Loki to try and gain the Space Stone. Did he create the Sceptre and place the Mind Stone inside it, or did he locate it an...

Miles, after bitten by the radioactive spider, met Gwanda then why his spider senses didn't work to detect that Gwanda is one of his kind i.e., a spider woman (in the hair stick scene)?

As winter turns to spring, a young nerd's thoughts may turn from the brightly-blossoming trees and unfamiliar sunshine, towards the warm and familiar embrace of a Marvel Cinematic Universe rewatch in anticipation of the plucky low-budget upcoming feature presentation Avengers: Endgame. While the...

There's a book I read a while ago, and I forgot what its title was. In the book, there's this really smart science kid who goes a trip to the Amazon to help in some sort of study tour. I don't remember the ending but he uses curare darts to take out people.

The story is set in a submerged city or community complex, anchored to the sea floor by tethers I believe. The story is centered around the POV of a kid, probably teenage. He was portrayed maybe 14-17 years old. The first event I remember is one of these anchored homes caving in and collapsing t...

This is what happens to the Super Star Destoyer Executor in RotJ All fire is concentarted on the Super Star Destroyer Executor. Only 2 A-wings destory the bridge deflector shields And before forward weapons are activated a third A-wing crashes into the SSD bridge which explodes from all sides. ...

As far as I'm aware, Vibranium was exclusively in Wakanda (except for the Vibranium that Ulysses Klaue stole and later gave to Ultron and the Vibranium from Howard Stark that is in Cap's Shield). So how is it possible that Tony Stark has Vibranium?

I don't remember much about this short story. All I remember is my friend telling me it around 6 years ago. What I do remember is scientists visit a radioactive island where missiles had been sent and was generally covered in radioactive waste. There they met a bunch of people who couldn't have f...

After Hagrid has taken Harry to Diagon Alley for his school supplies he buys Harry 'a bit to eat' as they wait for Harry's train. Harry sits in the window, waiting to catch a glimpse of Hagrid as the train pulls out 'but he blinked, and Hagrid had gone' MEANING... Harry is on a train back to King...

So here's a gooder. I completely forget the name of or how many books there are in the series. There's a human ranger raised by elves. One of his tasks as a young boy was to collect water using the spongey rocks. He is trained in using a bow staff that turns into a bow. Then during a trial where ...