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All three books released in the series "What They Don't Teach You in School". Educational comics about the history of heavy music, modern Hollywood, and feminism. Heavy Metal in comics. Heavy metal is a genre that, by its very nature, has always been the music of outsiders. The sound, lyrics, imagery, symbolism—all in metal is subject to extreme openness of feelings and emotions. But what is the history of this incredible musical direction? Who is considered the founder of metal? Who invented the legendary “goat”? What subgenres exist within “heavy”? In his book, French author Jacques De Pierpont and illustrator Hervé Buri, being convinced fans of metal, have taken on this vast aspect of culture to break down all the canons of this most unruly style of rock. If names like Ozzy Osbourne, Lemmy Kilmister, and Varg Vikernes mean something to you, and if the names Metallica and Sepultura resonate in your memory with roaring riffs and soaring solos, then this collection is what you need! BONUS! A special chapter about domestic metal has been added to our edition! - Clearly and comprehensibly explains all the nuances of the musical genre; - Shares a wealth of interesting and often unknown facts about your favorite bands; - Expands your everyday playlist with a multitude of previously unknown groups; - A great gift for anyone who has a passion for rock music. New Hollywood in Comics. Hollywood of the 1960s. Cinema in its usual form ceases to satisfy the mass audience. Grand peplums and melodramas with sugary happy endings seem more and more distant from the reality boiling outside the theater walls. Former masters, who started in the silent film era, cannot keep up with the changes that are coming. The rise of counterculture, the Vietnam War, political squabbles—all of this finally takes hold of the viewers' minds. But there are young directors—such as Martin Scorsese, Clint Eastwood, Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, Francis Ford Coppola, and many others—and they feel the demands of society perfectly. One after another, they...