Game Of Thrones Releases New Funko Pop!s For 10th Anniversary

Either way, fans can all agree that the night of “Winter Is Coming,” directed by Tim Van Patten and written by David Benioff & D. B. Weiss was a captivating cinematic introduction to the battle for the Iron Throne.

to unveil a bunch of season one-inspired figures in honour of the epic fantasy show's 10th anniversary. Despite ending its eight-season run last May 2019 on a sour note for many fans, there’s still some love for some series characters, like Arya Stark, Jon Snow, and Tyrion Lannister, particularly in the earlier seasons. vinyl collectibles and new figures based on Arya Stark, Khal Drogo, and many more. I’m making ready for a full (blu-ray) “manual” (as someone above mentioned…LOL) re-watch of the show, but I’m taking the long way around to do so. In the laborious but fun process of getting myself psyched to arrive at one of my all time favourite shows once again, I’ll watch other historical and fantasy epics on the way. I’ve started with the two fabulous seasons of HBO’s lavish and majestic “ROME”.

Cue numerous action and fight sequences, including one where he saves the passengers on an out of control San Francisco city bus. Wars, death, blood, sex, incest, betrayal, and even dragons are part of the menu of the production adapted by David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, which lasted 73 episodes divided into eight seasons. Game of Thronesspecial edition products are on the way, too, including a one-of-a-kind Imperial egg by Fabergé.

Fans of A Song of Ice and Fire have been waiting for a decade for The Winds of Winter, the sixth book in the beloved fantasy series, to finally be released. But a new blog post from George R.R. Martin suggests that fans should expect to keep waiting, as the author sounds like he is no closer to finishing the highly-anticipated book. Now I’m not going to lay on you a lot of hoopla and nonsense here but I am going to call out that on this night ten years ago a richly designed and intriguing show sparked an interest in the HBO viewer. For the next eight seasons the tale played out on Sunday nights for 73 episodes and kept millions enthralled, including us at HBOWatch. Some of us have moved on from the series and some still cling to the epic saga as the greatest thing.

While I’m not a big Funko Pop fan, at least they gave this Arya figure eyebrows. What I’ve found makes rewatching worthwhile is to “fillet” the 73 episodes – and especially the final seasons – to extract the character storylines that I liked. Ouch, TB. I know it’s true but that’s rubbing the lack of fresh material in.

While each of the characters have undergone major transformations over the course of the show's run, Katie McGrath's Lena Luthor is one that has been perhaps a bit more complex than others. Not only have audiences watched the character deal with the baggage of the Luthor family name, but she's also had to deal with her own actions and how that's impacted things both for good and for ill. Now, with the series ending this season McGrath is opening up about where she'd like to see Lena ultimately end up. A new image shows Game of Thrones star Emilia Clarke replacing Amber Heard as Mera in Warner Bros. and 10th Anniversary Game of Thrones Funko Pops DC’s Aquaman 2. Since Depp left his role in the next Fantastic Beasts film, some think that it’s only fair that Amber Heard does the same with Aquaman 2.

House pride in Westeros is essential, and fans like to represent those noble families through their sigils. Whether you're firmly in the corner of the Starks from Winterfell, the Lannisters from Casterly Rock, or the Baratheons of Storm's End, you can show off your leanings with an old-fashioned wax seal set worthy of a Lord or Lady.

HBO is holding special celebrations on account of the Iron anniversary. The Marathrone is at its peak and fans all over the world are busy reliving their favourite moments from the show. However, the date is special for another reason, it is the birthday of Sean Bean aka Game of Thrones’ Ned Stark. Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams is facing backlash online for partnering with H&M for its sustainability initiative. Williams is the brand’s global sustainability ambassador, and people are calling her out for alleged ‘greenwashing’. Greenwashing is the process of conveying false, wrong and misleading information that a certain company’s products are environmentally inclined to. For brands like H&M — that are understood to have perpetuated fast fashion in all these years — this recent initiative, therefore, is being viewed as questionable.