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Epic History X-MEN Volume 3: The Dark Phoenix Saga
In Epic History X-Men, volume 3, Comicbookgirl19 tells the story of the Dark Phoenix Saga; the X-Men’s greatest story arc. This tragic tale is not only an allegory on the idea that absolute power corrupts absolutely but also explores themes of friendship, love, betrayal, and manipulation in high style. Learn the REAL HISTORY of the X-Men!
Documentary: Epic History X-Men Volume 2, The Phoenix Saga.
In Epic History X-Men Volume 2, Comic Book Girl 19 covers the X-Men in the 70’s era including the significant events that led to the Phoenix Saga!
In Volume 2 of Epic History: X-Men, Comic Book Girl 19 talks about one of the most important and influential story lines in X-Men history, The Phoenix Saga. She covers the Marvel Cosmic Universe, the events that lead to the transfiguration of Jean Grey into a Cosmic Goddess, the long building romance between Jean and Cyclops, Character Bios for the all new team of X-Men in the 70’s, and the X-Men’s intergalactic tangle with the alien Shi'ar Empire in a bid to save the universe from ultimate destruction. Complete with animations and dramatic scene re-enactments, this documentary is intended for those who have never read an X-Men comic or the well versed expert!
Documentary: Epic History X-Men Volume 1, The 60s Era
In Epic History X-Men Volume 1, Comic Book Girl 19 takes you from the creation of the X-Men in 1963 all the way to the team’s re-invention in Giant Sized X-Men #1 in 1975. Topics covered include; the sociological significance of the Mutants, what real world parallels helped to create them, what it is like to be a Mutant in the Marvel Universe, what types of Mutants there are, and what happened to propel the X-Men from being a struggling title to “A” List super star status.
Learn the REAL story of Marvel’s X-Men during their first full decade and the social and political movements that inspired them in this feature length documentary by Comic Book Girl 19 and Director Tyson Wheeler. @TysonXIX
Game of Thrones - The Complete Histories and Lore: Season 6 Animated Shorts
Here’s the complete list of Season 6 Histories and Lore from the Game of Thrones Season 6 Blu-ray. Learn about the mythology of Westeros and Essos as told from the varying perspectives of the characters themselves in 18 history pieces.
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Famed designer Karl Kani spoke to VladTV about his come up in fashion, which started after he had a custom made piece done by his dad’s tailor that turned heads in his Brooklyn neighborhood. From there, Karl started getting pieces custom made for the local drug dealers, and after he felt like the next step needed to be made, he moved to L.A. to be closer to the factories that made clothes for brands he was trying to associate with.
His first move was to set up shop in Crenshaw, which didn’t end well, seeing as how the shop was robbed of everything from the sewing machines to the actual clothing goods. Karl bounced back by selling his clothes mail order, and he later partnered with Cross Colours founder Carl Jones in a 50/50 partnership.
Check out more of what Karl had to say about his come up, including the hard business lessons he had to learn along the way in the above clip.
Game of Thrones - The Complete Histories and Lore: Season 5 Animated Shorts
Here’s the complete list of Season 5 Histories and Lore from the Game of Thrones Season 5 Blu-ray Narated by the cast:
00:00 The Dance of Dragons: narrated by Shireen Baratheon (Kerry Ingram), Viserys Targaryen (Harry Lloyd), Oberyn Martell (Pedro Pascal), Robert Baratheon (Mark Addy), Catelyn Stark (Michelle Fairley), and Joffrey Baratheon (Jack Gleeson)
20:35 The Lord Commanders: narrated by Ser Alliser Thorne (Owen Teale)
24:02 Winterfell: narrated by Roose Bolton (Michael McElhatton)
26:44 Robert’s Rebellion: narrated by Barristan Selmy (Ian McElhinney)
32:41 The Great Masters: narrated by Missandei (Nathalie Emmanuel)
35:28 The Faith Militant: narrated by The High Sparrow (Jonathan Pryce)
40:39 The Seven-Pointed Star: narrated by The High Sparrow (Jonathan Pryce)
44:10 Dorne: narrated by Ellaria Sand (Indira Varma)
48:20 Volantis: narrated by Lord Varys (Conleth Hill)
52:42 The Fighting Pits of Meereen: narrated by Daario Naharis (Michiel Huisman)
55:38 Braavos: narrated by Tycho Nestoris (Mark Gatiss)
1:01:20 The Many-Faced God: narrated by Jaqen H’ghar (Tom Wlaschiha)
1:04:25 The Faceless Men: narrated by Tycho Nestoris (Mark Gatiss)
1:06:48 The River Rhoyne: narrated by Lord Varys (Conleth Hill)
1:10:51 Greyscale & The Stone Men: narrated by Qyburn (Anton Lesser)
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Game of Thrones - The Complete Histories and Lore: Season 4 Animated Shorts
“House Martell”: Oberyn Martell discusses the history and reputation of House Martell, the strong-willed ruling family of Dorne that refused to join the Seven Kingdoms for centuries.
“House Baelish”: Petyr Baelish (Littlefinger) explains how, despite humble beginnings, House Baelish has rapidly risen to power, thanks mostly to his own wit and ambition.
“Dragons”: Grand Maester Pycelle recounts the mysterious origins, magical powers, and inexplicable downfall of history’s last generation of dragons.
“Poisons”: Oberyn Martell explains the sources, surreptitious uses, and lethal effects of the many poisons circulating throughout Westeros and Essos.
“The Bastards of Westeros”: Ellaria Sand explains the shame cast upon bastards throughout much of Westeros, and how these unwanted children can tear families and kingdoms apart.
“The Iron Bank of Braavos”: Tycho Nestoris reveals the history behind the legendary Iron Bank of Braavos, an institution renowned for its economic power and formidable reputation.
“Sellswords & Hedge Knights”: Bronn describes the unique profession and skill of the Sellsword, as well as the debatable merits of the hedge knight.
“Robert’s Rebellion”: Oberyn Martell reveals the Dornish perspective of Robert’s Rebellion - or the War of the Usurper as they call it - including the murder of his sister, Elia Martell, during the sack of King’s Landing.
“The Wall”: Samwell Tarly explains the impressive construction and function of the Wall, including its natural defenses against wildling attempts to scale, breach, and circumnavigate it.
“The Nations of the North”: Tormund Giantsbane describes the varied clans of Free Folk living beyond the Wall, from Thenns to the Hornfoots to the Giants, all of whom Mance Rayder has rallied to his cause.
“The Kingsguard”, by Jaime Lannister details the heroes and storied triumphs of the Kingsguard believed to be the most honorable knights in the realm. Bronn sheds some light on the unfavorable moments from the Kingsguard’s history, including their blind loyalty for less-than-honorable kings.
“The Maester’s Chain”: Qyburn explains the significance of the Maester’s Chain, a symbolic ornament earned by students of The Citadel, with each link representing the mastery of a different subject.
“The Death of Kings”: Varys tracks the lives and all too common deaths of the Kings of Westeros over the years, proving that the Iron Throne is truly an uncomfortable seat to hold.
“Valyrian Steel”: Jorah Mormont details the mysterious properties of Valyrian Steel, a metal considered magical that was used to forge the blades of the great Houses of Westeros.
“Justice of the Seven Kingdoms”: Bronn offers his view on the Seven Kingdoms’ questionable methods of justice, including the dramatic trial by combat and the rarely invoked trial by Seven.
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Game of Thrones - The Complete Histories and Lore: Season 3 Animated Shorts
“Old Ghis & Slaver’s Bay”: Jorah Mormont charts the rise and fall of the Ghiscari Empire, including its battles with the Valyrian Freehold and the slaver cities that carry on in the wake of its destruction.
“The Unsullied”: Jorah Mormont recounts the legendary Battle of Qohor, in which three thousand Unsullied slave-warriors held off an entire Dothraki horde outside the gates of Qohor.
“House Reed”: Meera Reed discusses the history and modern perceptions of House Reed, leaders of the crannogmen, the mysterious swamp-dwelling gatekeepers of the North.
“House Bolton”: Roose Bolton discusses the history of House Bolton, one of the great houses of the North, despite their often unsavory reputation.
“House Frey”: Catelyn Stark tracks the House Frey’s quick rise to wealth and power through control of the Crossing, as well as their current reputation under the prickly and resentful Lord Walder Frey.
“House Tully”: Brynden Tully details the history of House Tully, the noble and diplomatic Lords Paramount of the Riverlands.
“The Lord of Light”: Thoros of Myr details his personal history as a follower of the Lord of Light, from his skeptical youth in Myr, to his visions in the flames that have made him a believer.
“Wargs and the Sight”: Bran Stark explains the legendary abilities of warging and the Sight, skills that, although innate to the mythical Children of the Forest, only present themselves in modern men on rare occasion.
“Robert’s Rebellion”: Petyr Baelish and Varys debate the ramifications of Robert Baratheon’s rebellion against the Mad King Aerys II Targaryen, and its impact on the realm.
“The Red Keep”: Joffrey Baratheon reveals the history and structure of the Red Keep, the main fortress of King’s Landing, from its construction by the Targaryens, to its hidden lower dungeons.
“The North”: Jon Snow describes the vast, cold and unforgiving North, which stretches from the Neck to the Wall, and has served as the barrier between the Seven Kingdoms and the horrors beyond the Wall for thousands of years.
“The Reach”: Margaery Tyrell discusses the history, customs, and noble houses of the Reach, the fertile region known for chivalry, knightly tournaments, farms, and vineyards.
“The Riverlands: Brynden Tully recounts the history of the Riverlands, one of the most desirable-and most fought over-regions in the Seven Kingdoms.
"The Stormlands”: Brienne of Tarth recounts the tumultuous history of the Stormlands, from the constant battles waged by the Storm Kings, to the relative peace under Targaryen rule, to Robert’s Rebellion.
“The Westerlands”: Tywin Lannister reveals the history of the Westerlands, and the true strength behind the richest region of the Seven Kingdoms; House Lannister.
“The Vale”: Petyr Baelish delves into the history of the Vale, from its mythical beginnings to the impregnable Eyrie, the noble House Arryn, and the unpredictable Hill Tribes.
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Game of Thrones - The Complete Histories and Lore: Season 2 Animated Shorts
“Greyjoy Rebellion”: Robb Stark tells the story of his father leading the final assault on Pyke that brought an end to Balon Greyjoy’s insurrection. Theon Greyjoy tells a conflicted tale of the Ironmen’s desire to be free, recounting his father’s reasons for rising up against the forces of King’s Landing, and the price he paid for failure. Stannis Baratheon details his victory over the Greyjoy Iron Fleet, which opened the Iron Islands to a land assault by Robert Baratheon’s forces.
“Robert’s Rebellion”: Stannis Baratheon explains how he was sent to capture the old Targaryen stronghold of Dragonstone, where the heirs to the Mad King slipped through his fingers. Davos Seaworth tells the story of how he saved the forces of Storm’s End from almost certain starvation, an act that would eventually give him the nickname “the Onion Knight.“ Margaery Tyrell recounts her house’s historic loyalty to the Targaryen dynasty, her father’s past victories, and her family’s animosity toward Stannis Baratheon. Catelyn Stark reflects upon Brandon Stark’s death, her sudden betrothal to Eddard, and the war that swept across Westeros. She also reveals her reaction to Eddard returning to Winterfell with a bastard son.
"House Tyrell”: Margaery Tyrell describes the rise of her family before and after the arrival of Aegon the Conqueror, their subsequent loyalty to the Targaryens, and the power of the fertile lands of the Reach.
“House Greyjoy”: Theon and Yara Greyjoy detail the legacy of House Greyjoy, their dominion over the Iron Islands, and the history of the Ironmen themselves.
“House Clegane”: Sandor Clegane explains how his family was raised out of the servant class through its relationship with the Lannisters, and details the story behind his House sigil.
“The Free Folk”: Even for those in the far north, little is known about the people who live beyond the wall. Ygritte explains what survival is like on the other side of the wall, and why most Free Folk wouldn’t have it any other way.
“The Night’s Watch”: Ygritte offers her view of the Crows in the Night’s Watch, providing a perspective that is markedly different from the southerners on the other side of the Wall.
“Dragonstone”: Stannis Baratheon explains Dragonstone’s importance as the home of the Targaryens before Aegon’s conquest of Westeros, and details its current role as the seat of his royal power.
“Harrenhal”: Catelyn Stark gives the haunted history of Harrenhal, from its construction under Harren the Black and his subsequent demise within its walls, to the fates of the other lords who lived, for a time, under its roof.
“The Free Cities”: Jorah Mormont explains the rise of the “Free Cities” of Essos in the wake of Valyria’s Doom, detailing how the cities differ and what one can expect to find in each one.
“Qarth”: Xaro Xhoan Daxos explains Qarth’s role in Essos’ commerce, and how the merchant council known as the Thirteen rules the city to ensure it remains the greatest city that was or ever will be.
“The Drowned God”: Yara Greyjoy explains the worship of the Drowned God, His importance in the Iron Islands, and the legends of His halls beneath the waves.
“The Alchemists’ Guild”: Wisdom Hallyne provides an account of the Alchemist Guild (or Pyromancers), detailing their knowledge of wildfire and how their once great influence in Westeros has faded over the years.
“The Warlocks”: Xaro Xhoan Daxos explains the mysterious order of the warlocks and their relationship with the House if the Undying, their center of power.
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Game of Thrones Season 1 Histories and Lore -
The Field of Fire - House Targaryen
· The Seven-Pointed Star: narrated by The High Sparrow (Jonathan Pryce)
· The Faith Militant: narrated by The High Sparrow (Jonathan Pryce)
· Volantis: narrated by Lord Varys (Conleth Hill)
· Braavos: narrated by Tycho Nestoris (Mark Gatiss)
· The Faceless Men: narrated by Tycho Nestoris (Mark Gatiss)
· Winterfell: narrated by Roose Bolton (Michael McElhatton)
· The Lord Commanders: narrated by Ser Alliser Thorne (Owen Teale)
· Robert’s Rebellion: narrated by Barristan Selmy (Ian McElhinney)
· Dorne: narrated by Ellaria Sand (Indira Varma)
· The Fighting Pits of Meereen: narrated by Daario Naharis (Michiel Huisman)
· The River Rhoyne: narrated by Lord Varys (Conleth Hill)
· The Many-Faced God: narrated by Jaqen H’ghar (Tom Wlaschiha)
· Greyscale & The Stone Men: narrated by Qyburn (Anton Lesser)
· The Great Masters: narrated by Missandei (Nathalie Emmanuel)
· The Dance of Dragons: narrated by Shireen Baratheon (Kerry Ingram), Viserys Targaryen (Harry Lloyd), Oberyn Martell (Pedro Pascal), Robert Baratheon (Mark Addy), Catelyn Stark (Michelle Fairley), and Joffrey Baratheon (Jack Gleeson)