So I'm looking for a list of superheroes and villains with mind control. Dc and Marvel characters. I do know about Poison Ivy, Mad Hatter, Scarlet Witch, Enchantress (Marvel), Circe, Spellbinder, Zatanna, Music Meister, and Brainiac. But I'm looking for any others with the power to mind control I...

So Din Djarin's (Mando) Mandalorian armor has a lot of spots that the Beskar plates do not cover. How come no one targets these areas? They are pretty obvious if someone who was an experienced marksman (Fennick), or even just a decent shot, could hit one of these spots, injuring Mando, and slowi...

Before Rogue One underwent extensive reshoots, a lot of dialogue and footage was cut from the theatrical release. In the first teaser, leaked celebration trailer, celebration reel, the two official trailers, all five international trailers, and the 44 TV spots released to date, I found a lot of c...

Since Dumbledore couldn't apparate into or out of the Horcrux Cave, wouldn't Fawkes have been a great asset to bring since his status as a phoenix means that he can nullify the effects of the Anti-Disapparition Jinx and Anti-Apparition Charm that was placed over the Horcrux cave? He wouldn't have...

During the Protagonist test episode, the driver between the railways tracks set his clock back one hour, but nothing strange happened. Why? By "strange", I mean like changes in time flow.

I vaguely remember this Superman story. It involves Superman being in disguise in a different costume with a helmet I think... while an actor pretending to be Superman wears a ring that allows him to fly. I think this was some kind of scheme Superman and the actor cooked up to mislead a villain. ...

Any Gundam fans know the book named Gundam Officials Encyclopedia? I want to get this book as collectable. However, it is too big and the shipping must be expensive from outside U.S. Where can I get this in U.S.?

I last read the book in the early 90's, so it would have been written before then. The main plot is about an Earth person being sent on an undercover mission to an alien planet of extraordinarily handsome/beautiful people who resemble humans in every detail but one- the cartilage in their nose. T...

In Star Trek Discovery, episode 3x09, there is a scene about 16 minutes into the episode where Stamets is in engineering. The computer announces: "Video rendering complete", whereupon Stamets steps over to a computer terminal. In the moment when we see Stamets looking (from the viewer's perspecti...

I'm looking for a Judge Dredd story I read before 1992, in which the villain was using a device that could either stop or slow down time in order to steal items. He is eventually caught when Dredd notices on a security camera feed that in one frame he is holding a briefcase in one hand, but in th...

So I'm looking for a name of a book I once read. Description: Action takes place in Spain. I'm 98% sure it was Andalusia. I'm not sure author was spanish, though. Narrator is a young woman that lives with her spouse in a small Spanish town. Her story begins when a large (at least 5 people, grand...

I remember reading a beautifully illustrated book about some children going to live in the woods, when I was younger. The basic plot is that a few boys decide to go live in the woods, and it goes so well, that all of the other kids in the area join them. Kids end up living in tree-houses and unde...

Famously, Harry Kim was never promoted past ensign since there was no room for advancement on his ship. Tom Paris was demoted from Lt. Cmdr. to Lt. In TNG, ensign Ogawa was promoted to Lt. In each of these three examples, it doesn't appear that anything is gained or lost by the change in rank....

Given that it is common to find computer socket terminals in space ships in the Star Wars Universe, like the Razor Crest, as an easy way to permit access to computers' mainframes and communicate information by using a scomp links in astromech droids, I ask if in the Canon/Legend it is mentioned t...

I remember reading a short story about a married couple where a man was always obsessed with the news (I think it was on the radio) until his wife was so exasperated with him she nagged him and drove him away. Much later he was found living a solitary life (I think in the mountains) and now just ...

I read this trilogy 20ish years ago. It was a science fiction military story about a group of soldiers who were augmented. I think it was genetic enhancements, as the main character developed beyond expectations (telekinesis and the like). I can’t recall many details of the story or the conflict ...

I seem to associate this story with van Vogt and the 1940s. Space trips are so long humans are forced to switch bodies with simians while their own bodies are in suspended animation. This involves some kind of sacrifice on the part of the astronauts - can't remember just why. Eventually faster tr...