Yes, he has a series that takes place mostly in the Pacific Northwest, where science has taken a powder. Then there are the novels ELEGY BEACH and ARIEL, and the MAGIC TIME series.

Superman really has a form of telekenesis that he uses when he lifts things, but he has to touch them first.

Get him some females, and start breeding crabs for restaurants.

They are both Tricksters, its just that Roadrunner does a better job at it then Coyote.

Actually, in the golden age of television as season was 28 to 32 episodes. Seems that SyFy has adopted the British model for a season.

How is MIRROR MIRROR a failure?

Every fricking time I take a bath, that damn whale appears. What did I do, piss off one of the sea gods? thought Renne to herself.

Sufficently analyzed sorcery is indistinguishable from science.

But he is so good at it, he makes them just campy enough to be good.

Vanilla is used as a flavor enhancer for chocolate.

Fairy tales, like soap operas seldom make sense.

Don't forget about having a huge Gothic mansion full of magic doors on a hill overlooking the town, with its own imprisoned demonic entity. (LOCKE & KEY, a comic written by King's son.)

Or having a huge Gothic mansion full of magic doors on a hill overlooking the town, with its own imprisoned demonic entity. (LOCKE & KEY, a comic written by King's son.)

I didn't know about the three fires in Michigan. The author Mercedes Lackey incorporated the Peshtigo and Chicago fires into one of her novels. Her explaination, two sorcerors engaging in a long range duel.

A new version of BEN 10 will be on next Fall.

Actually, they were a satire of the X-Men.

And of course, Stealthy got killed breaking Grumpy out of the dungeon.

I think that at the time the show was on the air, there was a company in California that used the TCRI as their name.

Technically, the comic is not alternate history.

Maybe Lidia's kids find out how to summon him?