This question contains spoilers of the Final watch (and previous books)! In the Final watch (or Last watch) novel by Sergei Lukyanenko, the vampire wants to kill Anton because he blames him for but at the same time, the vampire cooperates with the Inquisitor Edgar, who is equally to be bl...

I remember reading a book 5 years ago about three kids, two boys and one girl, who lived in an orphanage during World War 1 or 2 or something like that. They found a teleporter in a maze, and they used it to to teleport to different places, but not times, and had to face the Germans and supernatu...

I'm not 100% sure this is the right place to ask, but I got here from a google search where someone had a similar question. I'm hoping you guys will be able to help me. I’ve been going crazy trying to track this down for years, so I’m hoping someone here will be able to solve this for me. Befor...

Forgive me, I'm a late bloomer with regards to the Stargate TV series (loved Universe when originally shown, but never watched SG1 or Atlantis, until now, thanks to streaming services have begun binge watching) Was always a fan of the original Stargate movie. That background aside... In Atlanti...

Quite some time ago (perhaps 12 years ago?) I was loaned a novel which I cannot remember the name of. Someone invents a way to create stable wormholes in time too small to travel through, but used to view events in the past. Results in the removal of all personal privacy, crimes are watched in c...

Found this on the website Comic Vine recently: Toad’s body also secretes a quick drying adhesive that he spits at his opponents. It wraps around them and dries instantly, incapacitating them unless they can break free. Can anybody find any instances of this happening in the comics?

It involves an older child (young adult?) returning to the massive starship his (her?) family has some kind of connection with. He is not initially embraced, perhaps due to some family or personal disgrace I don't remember. He is a little older than the other children on the ship and proves inval...

Why does Traveler 001 (Vincent Ingram) not suffer from temporal aphasia the way Trevor (0115) does? After all he switched hosts probably as many times, going by the few hints we get about it from Trevor. Also, do we know exactly how many times Trevor has switched hosts?

I often feel that it would make my comment much more clear if there is some line-break. For example, I sometimes want to add two different points in one comment and I would like to separate them as a list. There is a help button next to comments It leads to short formatting help and from that ...

I’m looking to remember the story of a man who summoned the devil to have riches fame and status for a certain amount of years, I believe 25. He enjoyed his deal, he even jumped planets, saw kingdoms, and had all the pleasures in the world. When his time came the devil collected his soul and one ...

I don't mean by voice but by the loudness of the cast from the wand out, for example, a lightning spell makes a big loud noise, is that the case for all or most spells or not really?

I am looking for an old black & white movie with nice title music which I have seen many years ago on the TV. I recorded a very short part of its title indeed. The story (as I remember) was about war or immigration of people. As I can understand from my low quality recorded title its producer is...

How did doctor strange understand the writings in the Book of Cagliostro?

I'm trying to find a book (or series?) I vaguely remember reading in a school library, somewhere between 1995 and 1998. It was a stereotypical fantasy story for kids, about a boy who I think got teleported there from our world. I think he gets a magic sword and goes on a typical 'epic journey' a...

This question is related to my previous question. Crisp and simple: how many times did Trevor (0115) switch hosts? This is relevant, because it relates directly to the plot device of his condition called temporal aphasia.

There was this pocket book, back when I was a teenager (20 years ago), with these two twins discovering a room (it was something like a tool shed) where time flowed slower (1 hour inside was equal to 1 minute outside if i remember correctly). Inside the shed there was a sink and a strange snake...

At the end of New Spring we learn that several people die, and In addition Moiraine is said to have My question is: How were the deaths of these high-profile people explained? Any canon answers (interviews with RJ/BS, something in the books I missed) are welcome.

In the Ultimates, Herr Kleiser seems pretty much indestructible, since he does not really have a true physical form until he takes someone's body over. Even when he is eaten by the Hulk, they have to contain the Hulk's waste so that Herr Kleiser does not get out again. Is there any way that he ca...

I vaguely remember this story, and am very curious as to what it is as nobody I have asked seems to recognise it. Here is what I remember: *There is a field of apple trees with a giant in them. *A man visits the local princess and falls asleep, she sews a ring of white stones into his hair and ...

Re-reading A Memory Of Light again, and something that didn't bother me so much in the first read-through is that several key folks (his ladies plus Alivia) seemed to know Rand's fate before it happened. I realize that there could be a few explanations for this, but has there been anything pub...

I have read imperialism but it seems to not fall under that, which political philosophy does a united earth falls into?

I'm looking for a book about a human man who, along with a human woman, is forced to fight against aliens who are described as being a golden man and woman, very strong, beautiful and "superior". I read it in 1979-1981, I would like to read it again but I cannot remember the title. I believe ...

In chapter 27 of A Memory of Light, Mat says: Laero lendhe an indemela Min thinks it was: ...Something about a flag. When questioned about it he says: It's a saying of the Fallen Army of Kardia What does that saying mean?

In Fire and Blood, why was Maegor unable to have children? It's hinted at in the book that Tyanna poisoned the other wives to prevent them from giving birth to healthy babies, but that seems like it's just an excuse to explain Maegor's infertility. Has any other reason been given in any of the o...

There have been questions such as "what species is Groot" but what I'm wondering is what exactly he is. He appears obviously to be simply wood, but he is an alien creature not from Earth and never catches fire or anything. Plus, in Infinity War Baby Groot And in Guardians of the Galaxy, ...

There is this very vague memory of some kind of anime or cartoon from my childhood and I really want to recall it. Everything I remember about it is the style of environment and surroundings that is similar to this picture (it's from a music video so it's irrelevant): When I saw this picture i...

A coworker was telling me about a Sci-Fi book he read in the 80s but couldn't remember the title. He vaguely remembers there being humans on another planet who would randomly choose 5 leaders. These people could also donate tissue to avoid working. They also can go to a "carnival" and ride the r...