Amazing shot! Hats off Mr. Goldpaint.

I, for one, welcome our new aviary overlords.

I had microsurgery a few years back — the incision was like a paper cut. Amazing.

And if he ever offends anyone, he can always send one of these.

Some of these are less connected than others. The Stand, for instance, has a huge bearing on the Dark Tower, as does Salem's Lot. Everything's Eventual, on the other hand, only has one story related to DT unless I'm mistaken.

::Thumbs up::

It's peripherally related, almost like a MidWorld legend or tale that the other characters sometimes reference. The story features as its antagonist a younger Flagg (who has been hanging around Midworld longer than any mortal has a right to). The road map at left offers a good insight into the books that are related…

So, they're pretty much handing out knighthoods now, huh? Sign me up!

I'm a big Stephen King (and Dark Tower) fan, but why would you adapt Eyes of the Dragon? It's not a particularly good book, and it sounds to me from that description that Syfy is trying to rein in some of the Game of Thrones crowd.

As opposed to, say, a fox voiced by Johnny Cash?

So I guess the PSA with the frying egg wasn't that far off.

Do want!

National Geographic also had some pictures of these guys a few months back.

Does this have a release date yet?! Been waiting for this gem!

I watched the first few episodes of this and hated it. I kept waiting to hear that it had been cancelled, but then it seemed to find a wide audience. Didn't do much for me, though.

That. Is. Amazing.

Brilliant! The animated Hagrid, though, reminds me a bit of Patrick Rothfuss.

The picture of the boat in the forest reminds me of Lord of the Flies for some reason.

Do you garnish your salad with them when you have unwanted houseguests?

How very Neuromancer!