Bender is pleased by this news.

I agree with dszee. You should have these printed out before hand for your crazy shack. Don't forget lots of pushpins and string to link everything together.

My god, they've been planning their domination longer than we ever imagined!

Brilliant! Love them all!

"Yousa passengers gonna die-sa?"

"Moore just happens to be outspokenly against it."

I'm very excited for Slattery's Lost Everything. He's from my state (Connecticut) and I have the opportunity to go to a live reading of the book (with accompanying music) next month.

While I, too, don't particularly care for Wizard and Glass, I would argue that Wolves of the Calla (book #5) and The Dark Tower (book #7) are some of the best in the series. Far from being rushed, King has admitted that he finally figured out how to conclude the story, which was previously a problem for him and…

Jae Lee, the artist who did the Dark Tower graphic novels, will be illustrating The Wind Through the Keyhole.

It's like it's staring right at me.

As other commentors have noted, it's very Tron-esque. I don't think that's necessarily a bad thing, though. Very nice work, especially for how little it cost. I would totally watch a Mega Man movie!

Reminds me a bit of the New Haven Coliseum, which languished unused for years before it was finally demolished. Now it's a big old parking lot.

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Seems like only the Hunger Games was filmed there, according to IMDb:

I'm not usually one to complain about this, but that trailer was so frenetic that I barely got anything out of it.

Wow — the range of emotion in this video is amazing. Sure gives any Oscar winner a run for his money.

Some fantastic work Mr. Kao.

Incredible work, Mr. Molnar. This stuff is nearly as evocative of Ralph McQuarrie's work.

That particular dragon logo looks very familiar. I wonder if the filmmakers simply lifted it from one of the book editions of The Hobbit for use on their gear during filming.

My thoughts exactly. I can barely imagine a world where people didn't like that film. 'Course, I was too young to be tuned into pop culture when it came out initially.