MESA, Ariz. - July 22, 2008 - FireSky, the new video game publisher that is publishing the online game Stargate Worlds, is teaming up with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc. (MGM) to bring fans at Comic-Con (July 24-27, San Diego) the ultimate Stargate experience.

Stargate Worlds is the massively multiplayer online role playing game (MMORPG) based on MGM's award-winning Stargate franchise and will be officially launched in 2009.

At this year's Comic-Con, the Firesky-Stargate franchise initiatives include the following:...

Anyone who's seen Sliding Doors is familiar with the premise. A seemingly insignificant decision, maybe even not a decision at all, but a missed opportunity - something small, something you'd never think of twice - and yet, it's a turning point. A point from which a startlingly different life path branches, and the consequences could be monumental.

So the case is with Donna Noble, who is thrust back in time by a dodgy fortune teller and a "time beetle" (the less said about the big silly plastic bug, the better); to a literal crossroads, where she turns right, instead of left, as she'd originally done. That decision takes her away from her potential temp job at H.C. Clements, away from Lance, away from the Racnoss... and away from the Doctor.

And things only go downhill from there....

IDW Publishing is proud to present unexpected happenings and exciting news at this year’s Comic-Con.  The Con runs from Thursday July 24 to Sunday July 27th, and throughout the show, IDW (booth #1705) will be offering a number of Con exclusive comic books and other items listed below that are only available during the show. IDW’s two panels will run down upcoming projects and feature special guests and surprise announcements.

Among the guests signing at IDW’s booth will be Comic-Con Guest of Honor Joe Hill, who will be signing copies of Locke & Key ...

So - all the questions from last week, answered. Mostly. Just who River Song actually is - or, more properly, will be - to the Doctor is still a mystery. But other than that, this episode was a neat tie-up of the loose ends from the first part of the story, with a little wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey business thrown in for good measure.

CAL turns out to be Charlotte Abigail Lux, former dying child, saved or damned (you decide) to a half-life as a living mind housed in the world's largest computer with every book ever written for company. Charlotte, bless, had saved all the people - literally - who were in The Library when the Vashta Nerada attacked, the only way she knew how....