First (and only) pulp series I ever collected in its entirety ... well written, vast in time and space, clever (in a filksong kind of way) and engaging, I loved this series immensely, though picking it up for the first time, I had deep misgivings.
Author Robert Adams died in 1990, RIP.

A fanged Schmoo! Who wouldn't be excited?

Butter.

Andrew Garfield?

You are absolutely correct.
Don't be pedantic.
I am a History Major. Counting words is like math or English or something.

That would be six words...

Don't worry. In a couple of years they will reveal newly interpreted Chinese photos that prove 67P is covered in feathers and brightly coloured as a peacock.
Just wait.
Oh, and it's no longer a "comet." It's now a "dwarf moonlet."

I am, perhaps, showing my age and innocence, but there was this scene from one of the early X-Men comics that really disturbed me.

I kinda liked The Way to Eden (Herbert). And Catspaw was pretty funny, it's own goofy way. When Sylvia turned into the matchstick hula doll at the end ... smokin'!

Brain brain! What is brain?!?

So THAT's where I left it.
Damn.
Did they find the macrame belt?

Misread the post ... superintelligence in humans, not AI, so my initial post is moot. However, I would like to add in Protector by Larry Niven. It is up in the air as to whether the protagonist is still human, but superintelligence is undeniable, and integral to the plot.

Came here to say this exact thing. Imagine the thrill of an hour and a half tour with a wet dino-turd scrolling down your windscreen every couple of seconds.
Yay?

A bran muffin would cure everything.

I suppose I misread the question. Still, great movie+sucky novel. Same is true of Sphere, though the movie was merely average, the book (again Mr. Clarke's work in part) hugs the roots of a terrible tree.
This is not necessarily true of novelizations of movies. For instance, the book drawn from Forbidden Planet was…

Great movie. Meh novel.

Take the band of kryptonite off the poor thing and he'll make it fine.

Good catch.

So Marvel has made the name "Thor" a title? And what does that title actually mean, since I happen to know several gentlemen named Thor and would like to address them correctly.

Thor's gf? Thor's wife? Thor's mom? Thor's sister?
Which?
I mean, Thor is the son of Odin, step-brother to Loki, brother to Baldur, slayer of the Midgard Serpent (Pyrrhic victory, sure), owner of the fabulous goatsled (where you can eat the goats for dinner every night and they are whole in the morning).
How did he…