Looking good!

I’m out of the loop, but Aaron and Justin are hosting a panel at SDCC to discuss the future of the show.

Just wanted to add: In explaining to a friend what Peter David meant to me, I texted, “He was the first author I read that made me want to do what he does — move people with the written word.”

I’m very sad.

Yes, very afraid.

I got a chance to talk to him a few times over the years at conventions. And a few years ago, he bought and edited my first professional short story, which meant the world to me. Rest in peace, Peter. You will be missed.

His Star Trek novels taught me structure, narrative construction, and the importance of explosive third acts. During the summer after my sister died, his Starfleet Academy and New Frontier books were a needed escape from my darkest of thoughts.

Professional writer and Shakespeare enthusiast here. Can I DM you? (I reached out to Adrienne, but she’s deleted her original post.)

Thanks for sharing!

I tried.

Lastly, for the resurrection of the unicorn skeleton, I wanted the moment to feel like it was out of a horror movie — a zombie climbing out of its grave. So I asked them to take a look at Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” video.

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After Claudia rediscovers the bridge to the Garden of Innocents, I have Claudia give Terry a “perpendicular smooch.” I thought it would be a fun opportunity to have our own version of the Spider-Man/Mary Jane upside-down kiss from the first Tobey Maguire movie.

In the script, I described Karim’s hands as being “encased inside a metal cylinder to prevent him from drawing runes.” I directed the animators to Uncanny X-Men #200 (1985) in which Magneto is shackled in special handcuffs on his way to his trial for crimes against humanity.