Peter David. New Frontier cast. Cameos by Picard, Riker, Troi, Data, Admiral Jellico (who McKenzie Calhoun LOVES to torment). Post-Dominion War. Bring in Romulan alliance.

The Clown Loach is a similar scaleless fish for tropical aquarists, but I don’t think there’s an odor issue. They have endearing personalities, and are the best snail control for your tank (especially if you grow live plants).

James Arnold Taylor does a presentation, "Talking to Myself" on YouTube from Star Wars Celebration VI in 2012 that perfectly sums up some of modern voice actor trials.

ULTRON STOLE HULK'S ICE CREAM CONE!

I also discovered bodies in metal suits inside the craft, and one of the suits had lettering on it: "HARRY STAMPER". I wonder if he was the prophet's high priest.

Let's not make light of the biggest inter-dimensional crossrip of the 20th century prior to 1985.

"Live as one of them, Kal-El, to discover where your strength and your power are needed. And always hold in your heart the pride of your special heritage. They can be a great people, Kal-El, they wish to be. They only lack the light to show the way. For this reason above all, their capacity for good, I have sent them…

I highly recommend Superman: Red Son as an alternative viewpoint. In the end, even after becoming a beacon of a Communist ideal, Luthor snaps him back to reality with a 12-word note. Superman tends to become whatever a particular writer wants him to be given the plot.

Moreso than Vendetta, Peter David's other giant TNG novel, "Q Squared" elaborated not only on the nature of the Squire of Gothos (one of PD's strongest points was his ability to seamlessly tie in TOS to TNG plots) but also the fact that Guinan didn't really fear ANY of the Q. As she says, "some are almost…

There was some follow up in Trek fiction where the Contagion parasites had actually been a genetic, evil offshoot of Trill symbionts and were bent on re-taking Trill by infecting other races and engaging them in an all-out war.

If the modern age of D&D has taught us anything, it's that you can ruin otherwise enjoyable game experience by OVER using some of these monsters. 4th Edition was full of liches, drow, lich-drow, dracoliches and pretty much anything else from the Underdark/Shadow-Shadow-Bo-Badow. There are easily a hundred types of…

NewEgg has, imho, lost a bit of accuracy in many of their reviews. When they were new and primarily experienced computer building hobbyists were involved, the reviews were mainly accurate and useful. Now, outshining this accuracy are the new generation of reviewers who brand themselves as an "expert," and all you…

In the J. Michael Straczynski continuity (learly 2000s), Spider-Man (and a billionaire named Ezekiel who became a mentor of sorts to Peter) got his powers from some totemic spider god - mainly a variant of Anansi - and thus muddled the whole radiation/science origin which Stan Lee began with; the spider god allowed…

ThinkGeek's Bag of Holding trumps any satchel I've seen so far. It's also cheaper and has the added bonus of repelling members of the opposite sex. Plus, any bag that attaches accessories with snaps on the outside is going to be surprised after a walk through a crowded city street how many things aren't attached…

You mean Roddenberry thought Berle could do comedy the way he thought Hollywood attorney Melvin Belli could act?

Some may see this as just another example of Hollyweird raping good literature. I however, choose to stay on the side of the cynic, in that not only have they gone beyond that, it's gotten to the point of pissing on the still warm corpse of good literature. I forecast within 2-3 years, we'll see Tyler Perry presenting…

The simple fact is that no matter what his powers are based on, all his friends and loved ones would have died a dozen times over. Whether he broke most of some hapless guy's bones after catching him in a 20-story fall or Lois having her face burned off from friction during a supersonic flight, humans, superheroes…

In other news, no cure for cancer...

As someone who has suffered with allergies in the Midwest for 32 years, I would also add the following:

It even gives you the feel of an extra-large codpiece as well.