I read this book back in 2011, when I was around 10/11 myself. The protagonist was a male, around 16, along with the side character, female, also 16, and was poc and I vividly remember her wearing glasses. I remember the cover being a guy with a grey hood covering his face.
As for plot all I can ...
Yesterday's Oglaf (link, since this particular comic is SFW, although most are not) featured a gargantuan worm bursting out of the earth—a gargantuan worm that looks a lot like the sand worms for the 1984 David Lynch Dune film, particularly around the mouthparts, with their triangular flaps and t...
I read this decades ago, but I don't remember how many decades. But I am positive that it was in a SF setting
I don't remember at all its length. It might have been a short fiction (short story or novelette) just around a single idea, finding the present location of some particular piece of art, ...
Warning! Spoilers ahead!
The question refers to X-Men '97 Season 1 Episode 10.
My question is which option - (1) or (2) - is the correct or more plausible one.
I am looking for the name of the book series where the government is requiring microchips and based in Utah. I remember the talked about something like MMA fighting but more violent.
I read this book about a young woman who begins to see monsters that humans can't see and she eventually becomes a monster hunter. Unlike normal monster hunters, the protagonist isn't human and uses her fangs to kill the monsters. I remember a very specific scene in which the protagonist finds a "...
Click here to go see the bonus panel!Hovertext: The part of the impression that gets the most laughs is when the robot imitates living an entire life pursuing other people's dreams. Today's News:
I am trying to find a name of a science fiction book I read in the past. It's at least 22 years old, so it was released earlier than 2002. More likely it was released earlier than year 2000.
The plot starts with the pilot (protagonist, don't remember their gender) crashing on his aircraft (I beli...
I've come across various claims that hydrogen water can help reduce oxidative stress at the cellular level. Does anyone have scientific evidence or personal experiences that support this? How exactly does hydrogen water work to mitigate oxidative damage in cells? Appreciate any insights or studie...
I'm looking for an manga about some young guy who lives with his aunt I think it was: the kid had spiky dark hair and was immortal, or at least had powerful regenerating capabilities, he also had some really powerful gauntlet. The woman i think she was a powerful vampire and she kinda acted as hi...
Warning! Spoilers ahead!
The question refers to X-Men '97 Season 1 Episode 10.
My question is which option - (1) or (2) - is the correct or more plausible one.
I am looking for the name of the book series where the government is requiring microchips and based in Utah. I remember the talked about something like MMA fighting but more violent.
