Who can identify this collection of sci-fi (or spec-fi) short stories that I read (in Britain) in the late '80s or early '90s? One story was about a rock singer called "Masked Granny". She was apparently an old woman in a mask, who refused to take off the mask, and got violent if anybody tried. S...

I’m pretty sure the cover has the girl in a dress sitting down next to a pool of water. She was born a fairy but brought up as human and eventually finds out she was actually a fairy sent away for her own protection. She gets sent someone to protect her and basically, in the end, she falls for hi...

On a show like Science Fiction Theater (but not that one) a maniac was releasing logs from the back of his truck and killing motorcycle riders. A man took a drug which changed his time perception such that he could react in time to avoid the logs as they were released so he could catch the truck ...

I think I read this in college, which would put it between 1998 and 2002. I thought I read it on the Fonts of Wisdom site, but I can't find it on there. It was a short humorous fanfic where Magneto wakes up with a head cold, and realizes that he has no medicine in the house. I think he is also aw...

At the end of Spider-Man 2, Harry Osborne discovers his father's Green Goblin lair. When I saw the movie, I understood that scene to be the moment when Harry first learns that his father was the Green Goblin. However, in Spider-man: No Way Home, Octavius sees the Green Goblin and immediately reco...

Trying to track down a webcomic. The panels are a back and forth between a couple on a first date. Something like "What do you do mostly?" "oh watch a lot of tv?" "whats your fav show?" "star trek" "omg which series?" "voyager" "omg which season?" "five" "omg which episode?" etc etc They get more...

According to Harry Potter Wiki Mnemone Radford was the witch who first developed Memory Modifying Charms. She became the first Ministry of Magic Obliviator, due to her skill with the charm. When exactly did she do this?

In the Transformers G1 cartoon, Guardian Robots are seen a couple of times, one battling Superion, another battling autobots, but as far as I remember, they never transform. Omega Supreme however, can turn into a rocket, a rocket base and a tank. Is Omega Supreme the only Guardian Robot who can t...

A friend told me he read an excellent SF book years ago where Patton or maybe MacArthur partnered somehow with Robert E. Lee in a near-future apocalyptic world. Who knows this?

In the episode In the Pale Moonlight, Vreenak says the following: VREENAK: You are persistent, Captain, I'll grant you that, but dogged determination isn't enough to change the reality of your situation. Time is definitely not on your side. The Dominion shipyards are working at one hundred perce...

Rose (the little girl that James rescues from thugs) is heading to her aunt’s house where her dad is. But ultimately she only finds her family dead]]. But her mom’s body is absent from this. Why is that? Did she abandon her family before the asteroid hit?

Has the status of Moon Night's canon to the MCU been discussed in any official material, including interviews, behind the scenes documentaries, convention panel events\AMA, or official promotional material? Can we therefore confirm or refute its canonical status and its implications, for example,...

It's been a while since I've seen True Blood, but from what I remember it's common for vampires to 'stake a claim' on a particular human- Bill, for example did this to keep other vampires from harming Sookie- has Jessica ever claimed a human as 'hers' for any reason?

Anyone know what episode on the 1960s Batman TV show this is from?