Cassandra

Given how much Star Trek, Star Wars, Marvel, and DC have changed their own universes I don't think there is any real harm in using any of them, or all of them combined, for your own campaign.  Lets say you're going to set one in the DC Universe, but which one?  One based on Batman/Superman/Justice League Animated series, or the DC Extended Universe, or the Dark Night, etc.  For Star Trek what time period would you be playing, the original series, the Next Generation/DS9/Voyager, Discovery, or the Kelvan timelines?    
 
Of  course if you're doing an Agents of SHIELD campaign I recommend using the Horror Hero campaign book.

I would prefer Rosie the Robot.

Jesus He Knows Me by Phil Collins.

The results of the New Hampshire Primary are in.  
 
They'll be announced after the votes are cast.
 
 

Of course the heroes couldn't go up against Palpatine after the second Death Star exploded.  I mean it would be crazy for him to have survived that.

So where does the Star Wars Holiday Special fit into canon?

The results of the New Hampshire Primary are in.  
 
They'll be announced after the votes are cast.
 
 

Just  like Jeffery Epstein.
 
What, too soon?

Remember to provide plenty of drugs, as that was the key to listening to the music, and sadly in Carrie Fisher's case, performing it.

That seems an unlikely scenario.

Winner of the Iowa Caucus announced.
 
The Winner:  Star Trek Picard.

Given how much Star Trek, Star Wars, Marvel, and DC have changed their own universes I don't think there is any real harm in using any of them, or all of them combined, for your own campaign.  Lets say you're going to set one in the DC Universe, but which one?  One based on Batman/Superman/Justice League Animated series, or the DC Extended Universe, or the Dark Night, etc.  For Star Trek what time period would you be playing, the original series, the Next Generation/DS9/Voyager, Discovery, or the Kelvan timelines?    
 
Of  course if you're doing an Agents of SHIELD campaign I recommend using the Horror Hero campaign book.

First they fail to release the pre-voting poll, and then they fail to release the vote totals.  
 
"I believe in coincidence.  Coincidences happen every day.  But I don't trust coincidences."  
 
Garak, Star Trek Deep Space Nine

First they fail to release the pre-voting poll, and then they fail to release the vote totals.  
 
"I believe in coincidence.  Coincidences happen every day.  But I don't trust coincidences."  
 
Garak, Star Trek Deep Space Nine

Given how much Star Trek, Star Wars, Marvel, and DC have changed their own universes I don't think there is any real harm in using any of them, or all of them combined, for your own campaign.  Lets say you're going to set one in the DC Universe, but which one?  One based on Batman/Superman/Justice League Animated series, or the DC Extended Universe, or the Dark Night, etc.  For Star Trek what time period would you be playing, the original series, the Next Generation/DS9/Voyager, Discovery, or the Kelvan timelines?    
 
Of  course if you're doing an Agents of SHIELD campaign I recommend using the Horror Hero campaign book.

Cesar Romero gets no love.

I preferred Jack Nicholson.  Though a Joker in golfing clothes, with Harley as caddy, might be amusing.
 
(Oh, wait, that's spelled Nicklaus.  Never mind.)

No one would have expected that.

In a Futurama episode Fry asks "What do we care about who the President of the World is?  We live in the United States."
 
"Fry, the United States is part of the World."
 
"Wow" Fry says,  "I have been gone a long time.."

Winner of the Iowa Caucus announced.
 
The Winner:  Star Trek Picard.

I got it for $5 in 1990.

No one would have expected that.

Originally she had super-strength, was very tough, could fly, had x-ray vision, and a brilliant mind.  Not surprisingly she was created by Otto Binder who has previously created Mary Marvel, and would create Supergirl.  There is a bridge in National City named after him.  
 
I have a paperback copy of The Avengers Battle The Earth -Wrecker by Otto Binder from 1967.

So that's where I left if.