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| - Human remains found at the bottom of a well are matched to a woman, Audrey Metz who disappeared on October 30, 1938; the night of Orson Welles' infamous "War of the Worlds" radio broadcast, which many people mistook for a real Martian invasion. Meanwhile for Vera, a chance encounter at a hospital might mean a second chance with Toni.
- World's End is the rocky western coast of Saldaea, on the Aryth Ocean.
- The World's End is a Gunlance type weapon.
- World's End es el décimo noveno episodio de la décima temporada de CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.
- World's End is the twenty-second episode of the fourth season of the television series Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and the eighty-eighth episode overall. It is also the fourth season finale.
- World's End is the name given to the extremely remote, far northwestern coast of the Westlands. Comprising the western coastline of Saldaea, this area to the south of the Great Blight consists of rocky, sheer cliffs that plunge into the Aryth Ocean. The Banikhan Mountains lie just inland, and prevent easy access to the coast. When Lan Mandragoran asks his wife Nynaeve to help him with his personal war against the Shadow, she drops him off at World's End and then quietly goes to rally Borderlanders to his banner, starting in the nearby town of Kayacun.
- World's End (ワールズ・エンド, wāruzu endo, Fin del Mundo): Paradox al momento de nombrar el ataque junto con su arma invoca un poderoso rayo de energía que cae del cielo, sobre su oponente golpeándolo gravemente.
- World's End is the nineteenth episode in season ten of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.
- The first story eschews the traditional comic style, with linked panels containing speech bubbles and panels which narrate the story: instead, the narration appears as prose, with illustrations interrupting at intervals. Gaiman had asked artist Alec Stevens to model the approach after that which he had employed in The Sinners, published by DC's Piranha Press imprint in June 1989. This approach is a unique, stained-glass-like style that takes a nod to the German Expressionists of the early 20th century.
- As a result of this visitation, the Kherubim warrior known as Nemesis coerces Savant and the new Backlash (Jodi Slayton) to research possible endings of the world. As a result, they investigate various superhuman factions, usually violently. As a result of their investigations, Department PSI, which holds the remains of the High, decides to place it somewhere safe, and hands it over to the Number of The Beast (NOTB) Program.
- All the lore and information that follows should be considered NON-CANON, as this is really just a hypothetical scenario. The world described in this RP is very different from the one we know. Some of the major changes are outlined below. For a details of how these events happened, please see The Fall. Current Storylines:
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