This manga is where mc gets isekai to a new world and this dying man wants to give him his own magic to make him a successor after the man dies the mc used creation magic to move the man soul into a frog. The manga is in black and white and the magic is magic that can create new magic.

Trying to find this book I encountered either in the late 90s or early 2000s. The prologue was that a party of adventures killed/stole from a dragon(?) a magical stone each. Each person's stone gave them a special talent. One became a magic user, one a great sword master, and one had empathy like...

2 astronauts arrive at the edge of the universe and find a wall. There is a coin slot that opens a portal to look through the wall. One of the astronauts takes a look and tells the other there is nothing there.

I believe I got this from the library about 10 years ago. The novel had two men, possibly brothers or professor and student, and one woman who becomes romantically involved with the younger one. I think the men were supposed to be archeologists or historians or the like. The 2 men while exploring...

In The Suicide Squad (2021), Bloodsport says to Peacemaker: Bloodsport: I've been around Flag when he's got a rag in his mouth. Best not to tug it. When did Rick Flag got a rag in his mouth?

Up until episode five of She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, after the water colour credits there's usually a post credit sting. I can't tell if the changing room scene was the sting for that episode or if the sting was missing somehow in my region for Disney plus?

In The Suicide Squad (2021), Bloodsport and his crew reaches the shore: Peacemaker: Don't they have blockades at the city limits? Bloodsport: That's the word. Peacemaker: How we getting in? Especially with Charlie the Tuna here. Why did Bloodsport say, "That's the word" here?

As far as I'm aware, we don't have anything like a self-destruct or auto-destruct sequence in real life ships at sea or in space, so where did the idea originate? I'm thinking of a specific function designed solely to destroy the ship, not someone jury-rigging something to achieve the destruction...

A single plant based alien is traveling in a spaceship in a kind of hibernation. It is implied he is escaping some conflict. The spaceship is seed-like, and made of unknown organic material. The alien communicates with the ship via vines/roots almost telepathically. The ship is detected by a larg...

In S1E5 of The Rings of Power, King Gil-galad and Elrond tell a story about an elf and a balrog fighting over a tree on top of a mountain as they tell the backstory about the origin of mithril. They mentioned the light of The Silmarils. What was the significance of that tree? Who was that elf? Is...

When storm and t’challa met for the first time when they were young how old where they? This was published in marvel team ups #100 and storm comics mini series