Infographic: Game of Thrones: A Chronology of the Houses: The London-based creative agency Fishfinger are big fans of Game of Thrones.
They created this wonderful infographic that shows the chronology of
the four main families (Stark, Lannister, Baratheon, Targaryen) and the
Night’s Watch over the last four seasons.
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Interview: Kurtis Wiebe Talks "Rat Queens" and Why Adventurers Are The Worst.
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The Almighty Star Trek Lit-verse Reading Order Flow Chart by TrekBBS members Thrawn and 8of5 is an optional but relatively complete guide to the modern continuity in Star Trek novels, including "relaunch" titles and crossover series. Incidentally, original Abramsverse novels remain an undiscovered country. But at Tor.com, articles by Ellen Cheeseman-Meyer have been suggesting reasons to revisit the Original Series novels.
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If David Lynch directed "Return of the Jedi", it may have looked like this.
In the mid-1940s, surrealist artist Salvador Dali began collaborating with Walt Disney on a short film. The idea was fully storyboarded and an 18 second test animation was completed by Disney animator John Hench. Soon after, the idea was shelved due to a changing of focus with Disney Feature Animation. Almost 60 years later, Walt's nephew Roy E. Disney (with consultation from the now 95-year old Hench) spearheaded an effort to finish the film. In 2003, the finished product, "Destino," premiered.
Interview: Kurtis Wiebe Talks "Rat Queens" and Why Adventurers Are The Worst.
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The Almighty Star Trek Lit-verse Reading Order Flow Chart by TrekBBS members Thrawn and 8of5 is an optional but relatively complete guide to the modern continuity in Star Trek novels, including "relaunch" titles and crossover series. Incidentally, original Abramsverse novels remain an undiscovered country. But at Tor.com, articles by Ellen Cheeseman-Meyer have been suggesting reasons to revisit the Original Series novels.
Anglophenia takes a look at The Poetry of Doctor Who
Disney Invents Robots That Swarm Into Colorful Animations
If David Lynch directed "Return of the Jedi", it may have looked like this.
In the mid-1940s, surrealist artist Salvador Dali began collaborating with Walt Disney on a short film. The idea was fully storyboarded and an 18 second test animation was completed by Disney animator John Hench. Soon after, the idea was shelved due to a changing of focus with Disney Feature Animation. Almost 60 years later, Walt's nephew Roy E. Disney (with consultation from the now 95-year old Hench) spearheaded an effort to finish the film. In 2003, the finished product, "Destino," premiered.
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