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Who runs the world?! We all know the answer to that question is “girls” by now, and DC Comics’ new Superhero Girls does well to
“Do not hug me.” — Lt. Commander Worf In the old days, when I wanted to get a friend interested in DS9, I would write
Greetings, fellow Amazons. Welcome to the 42nd installment of Wonder Woman Wednesday!
“Tell me, do they still sing songs of the Great Tribble Hunt?” — Constable Odo DS9’s fandom is often characterized by our defensiveness. It’s because
As you may or may not know – considering the seeming lack of hype – it’s Black History Month. This being Wonder Woman Wednesday, you
“Strange, these corporeal bodies of yours. So fragile. Burst even a tiny blood vessel in the brain and every memory, every passionate emotion, gone forever.”
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“I am a fool.”“You’re in love. Which I suppose is the same thing.” — Worf and Dax The introduction of Worf was also intended as
Hot on the heels of last week’s column, where I talked about the possibility and importance of Lynda Carter making a cameo in the Wonder
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