@monkeybusiness: Oh I'll argue that Supes isn't American.

@x23: @:Bruce F Webster

@NevilClavain: This whole discussion thread has me lost.

@Kickstand27: Is that like when I go in to a Target, and I think, "This is just like being in a Wal-Mart."?

@AngryFork: Why do you kids have such an appetite for schlock??

See!

@shan164: What is peculiar to me is that I remember the shadow term used a lot here in Canada when I was a child, and now I am trying to remember when last I heard it. And I don't remember . .

It matters not if ANY damage was done!

@cantankerouc: No I have no association with them but this little fellow is very clearly related the CASE whegs robots.

@Bismod: It is.

They're not wheels.

I should comment that I love this layout. It is great to see how all these worlds fit.

Here is the most surprising item in this interview: " It doesn't immediately suggest an emotionally-charged story to me"

Attacks?

What is interesting about this cable is that it is vague enough to defy certain interpretations. There is of course TWO ways to enter orbit. One is from "Out There", and of course the other is from down here. UFO's entering orbit could be earth craft.

@TheIronKilt: After a bit of careful thought, I have decided that the answer to your question is, "Yes."

"The juxtaposition of beefcake and cheesecake allowed the reader to shift from the fantasy of being the perfect male to the fantasy of acquiring the type of hottie that only perfect males can acquire."

I have grown so weary of what could have been an interesting concept, ruined by adolescent pandering.

As I scanned down your list, this song came to mind for some reason.

@Damob: 420 = A high