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My favorite is FFG's DragonStar. There are also a lot of things I like about Eberron.

Ah. I must have forgotten that detail.

What do you think the odds are of there being an Empire of Sweat somewhere in the region?

My guess was lizardfolk.

Here's an amusing song on this topic, The FuMP.

Once again, the sending was exactly twenty-five words long.

Actually, Leela was played by Katey Sagal, "Futurama" (1999).

I suppose the old woman was a friend of Adele's helping with her trysts.

I think something that would upset Danko would be someone injecting him with that power-granting formula.

I liked Sock's bucket of soda.

I noticed that V did indeed assume that the payment would not be required until adter V's death, as has been predicted in earlier threads here. Of course, there's no guarantee that that is what the fiends will actually do.

There was also Alex Wilder from Runaways. Something else to consider would be comics licensed from other properties. Some of those have black people, such as Martha Jones in Doctor Who.

I think it's more like a time-share. Rather than each fiend permanently getting part of V's soul, each one gets the whole thing for a set period.

I read that some viewers have taken to calling Luke "Sylad".

If Hiro was so concerned about Ando keeping his identity secret, he probably shouldn't have named the vehicle the "Ando-cycle".

His portfolio might also include healing, to reflect his background as a surgeon. I think Daredevil would work as a god of bravery, acrobatics, and the senses. The Kingpin could be some kind of lord of thieves. Xavier strikes me as being a god of peace and psionics.

This story is pretty impressive. I've always been interested in Dragonstar. It's the closest thing to my ideal setting that I've seen published. Just the other day I got a copy of the Player's Companion, thus completing my collection of the FFG books for the setting.

There was a caption which stated that Sylar was in Costa Verde.

I think it's somewhat amusing that this Terminator show had a plot involving a governor of California.

I like some of the ideas that have already been suggested, such as The Venture Bros., Doctor Who, Thundercats, and The Dresden Files. Some I would add are Eureka, Gargoyles, The Seventh Tower, Futurama, and Magic: the Gathering.