knew this was such a great fit." As a fan of history and HISTORY, Kaplan added, "I found it really easy to adapt to the voice of the History Channel documentary. A lot of it is narrative captions. So you watch the History channel to get in the mood and do a lot of research and really try to do it justice." Well he definitely did HISTORY justice. Bravo, my friend. Bravo! You guys are in for a treat! Another lover of history and HISTORY is writer, Charles Soule who also has quite an interesting story behind his involvement in the series. Growing up in Asia and having studied Chinese history as part of his undergraduate degree, Soule was the perfect candidate to tell a story from Asia. Soule said, "My story is about the invention of the fire arms, gun powder, and so on in Bejing, China. As a comic writer, you don't get to write about historical stuff very often so it was nice to have that information come in handy." Bob Petrecca reconnected with Joan Hilty one night which led to his involvement in the series. "I wanted to authenticate everything that I possibly could" Petrecca said on his story, "I had to research a lot of ships, architecture, and I found out how well I can do in water," he laughed. In regards to making history fun and captivating for the younger audience, Petrecca said, "I think it was entertaining and intriguing just in the way