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Things We Saw Today: Game Of Thrones’ Dragon Beer

Things We Saw Today

By Oct 12th, 2013, 5:30 pm

You knew it was coming. Brewery Ommegang and HBO sent out a press release for their third Game of Thrones beer, this one inspired by House Targaryen. It’s called Fire and Blood Red Ale and there will be three labels – one for Drogon, one for Rhaegal, and one for Viserion. I’m giddy. Giddy, I tell you!  (image via MyDesert.com)

  • Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan will be adapting Th3rd World Studios’ The Stuff of Legend for Disney! The graphic novel written by Mike Raicht and Brian Smith and illustrated by Charles Paul Wilson III is a seriously cool one I’ve been reading since it first began and I’m both super proud and super excited for them. (via The Hollywood Reporter)

Why was Battlestar Galactica’s Nicki Clyne wearing her Cally costume at NYCC? Head on over to io9 to find out! (Rebecca, don’t look.)

  • Fergal Reilly and Clay Kaytis will be co-directing the Angry Birds animated feature for Rovio. According to The Hollywood Reporter, “The two have worked on numerous studio projects. Reilly’s credits include those as a storyboard artist on Hotel Transylvania andCloudy With A Chance of Meatballs. Kaytis has worked as an animator on such Disney films as Wreak-It Ralph, Bolt and the upcoming Frozen.”

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