Author Jason Hamilton

The Karate Kid has been a classic since 1984 when it was first released. Now it lives on with the Cobra Kai television show. Here it is in order.

What started as a small, gritty realization of one of DC’s minor characters, the Green Arrow, has turned into a huge television universe. This is the Arrowverse episode viewing order (as well as a few books and comics), putting it all together.

Mesopotamian writing is among the oldest (if not the oldest) of all time. Its star hero, Gilgamesh, hailed as one of humanity’s greatest heroes in one of humanities first narratives. This is the Mesopotamian mythology and literature timeline.

Mythology has been a source of so many of our stories, right up to the present day. And that’s just the stories themselves. Mythological themes are to be found in almost all of our popular stories of today. This is the massive mythology and great literature media timeline.

William Shakespeare has had more influence on stories around the world than any other non-religious figure. His plays have been translated into many languages, adapted an infinite number of times, and entered our pop-culture in more ways than we know. This is the Shakespeare timeline.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have been associated with comics since the beginning, even though they are more commonly associated with animated television. More recently, IDW began publication of their own line of TMNT comics, and that body of work constitutes one chronology. This is the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IDW timeline.

The huge and somewhat controversial game, No Man’s Sky, has nevertheless presented huge leaps and bounds in video game innovation. And while there isn’t a lot of story media yet, we’re holding out hope for the future. This is the No Man’s Sky timeline.

Metroid remains one of Nintendo’s most popular franchises, and certainly one of the more famous early science fiction games that combine the styles of platformers and shooters. This is the Metroid game timeline.

The franchise that popularized and basically launched an entire genre of video games, Doom has long been hailed as an innovative (and terrifying) game series. Even today, the new games are equally thrilling. This is the Doom timeline.

The first Fable game was hugely influential in the sphere of fantasy RPGs. It spawned several sequels, as well as an anniversary edition 10 years later. And though the franchise has lost a bit of its steam, it’s still a fun world to play in. This is the Fable timeline.