Aye, and Gomorrah, and other stories is an anthology of the majority of Samuel R. Delany's short works. According to the wikipedia article one of the few items not included is: a page-long prose poem, “The Dying Castles,” which appeared in a 1968 issue of the British SF magazine New Worlds (#200...

Ironman generate a beam of ultra-freon, which would immediately freeze an opposing enemy and stop them in their tracks How it work ? How realistic is it ?

The new series Arcane involves a number of characters and settings from League of Legends. Online sources, including the fan wikis, variously claim that the series is: Completely compatible with the current lore, and intended to serve as an origin story for several characters (the tagline of the...

I was just looking at this picture and had a hard time identifying all the characters in this MARVEL t-shirt. Maybe you can help me out, that would be great! So far i have: M=Iron Man A=Captain America R=The Hulk V=? E=Doctor Doom(??) L=Black Widow(?)

Don't really remember the whole summary or genre but it's....about this guy who is in another world and is a baron's son. The baron's son wasn't the oldest son so he got sent to a military facility and someone than reincarnated into his body. And his also good at torturing people.

When I play Cyberpunk 2077, I find some NPCs have superhuman speed. I know it may be related to body modification, but I don't know the whole backstory. Is there any canon info on it?

This could be anywhere from say 1970 or so to 1983. Book, probably hardcover, collection of short stories. All characters young, apparently male. One character floats in the air, and is insufferably smug, another is a teddy bear, and the protagonist seems to have been simply a human boy, but I'm ...

It's a long shot, but anyway I'll give it a try. When I was very young, my grandma and I once lay in bed watching a SF or Fantasy movie. It's one of my earliest memories, it should have been in 1992-1995. I just remember one scene: several white people were talking in a house (or a castle). Above...

This movie was playing in the background of a bar I was in, at some point in the late 1990s. I wasn't paying enough attention to the movie to get the name of the movie at the time, but one particular scene has stuck with me, and I was wondering if someone might identify it. The scene was set in a...

In the film Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971), we meet the character Slugworth who offers Charlie a bunch of money to get him an everlasting gobstopper. This made sense in context as a bribe for Charlie and his impoverished family. However, we also see that Slugworth approaches the oth...

In LEGO marvel superheroes, doctor doom uses the material from the silver surfer's board to create a weapon, but is there a reason it looks that way? I really like the design. And im also curious about where the idea that it could mind control galactus even came from. Unless of course that last t...

In Ken Liu’s “Grace of Kings,” it did not seem possible for Kuni and Mata to share power. They seemed to have no plan for power sharing and were amassing armies and allegiance in a way that made their clash inevitable. Yet the conflict that between the two faction is cast as the result of a betra...

In Phillip K. Dick’s Clans of an Alphane Moon, the procedure is named while introducing Mary: “Let off on the roof field Mary descended by in-ramp to floor ninety, came to the glass door, hesitated, then allowed it to open and entered the outer office in which Mr. Field’s receptionist — very pre...

Tip of my tongue, but about 5-6 years ago, I read a series of books following women (I think at least three) who'd gained superpowers based on menopause symptoms after their "Alternative Medicine" doctor, an older Chinese woman, gave them herbal medicine to try. One woman was Hispanic, and woke u...

Whats this album cover draw means?

There is a bit of a time skip between the events of Act 1 and those of Act 2, during which a number of characters grow up or change careers. In the "Council Archives" content, there is a list of records related to Vi's time as a prisoner, of which the earliest lists her as "approximately 17" and ...