Some Minor Treats...
Close on the heels of each other, we get promotional posters for both The Legend of Korra and Dracula. Take a look...
Woo. I am tentatively letting myself get excited by the second season of Korra. Although the first was something of a (big) disappointment, I think there's a chance that Bryke took on board some of the issues and worked to fix them. A good sign is the fact that there were more writers around this year, which means a wider pool of ideas and feedback.
Plus, the second season is going to be called "Spirits" and I love everything about this show's take on the spirit world. Pleasepleaseplease let Koh return. (Though having said that, bloodbending was spooky and innovative in Avatar until they used it too often in Korra. They run the risk of having the same thing happen here with Koh...)
Still, I love the poster - especially how Korra still looks determined even though she's in alien surroundings and dealing with mysterious forces.
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And then there's these posters from Dracula. I can honestly say I've never seen promotional posters quite like these before:
They look like images you'd see through a kaleidoscope which is intriguing, and you can see the rest here. (I've just used the ladies). There's a little bit of information on that site as well, and apparently Dracula is actually working with van Helsing. This show sounds crazier by the second. Can't wait!
Woo. I am tentatively letting myself get excited by the second season of Korra. Although the first was something of a (big) disappointment, I think there's a chance that Bryke took on board some of the issues and worked to fix them. A good sign is the fact that there were more writers around this year, which means a wider pool of ideas and feedback.
Plus, the second season is going to be called "Spirits" and I love everything about this show's take on the spirit world. Pleasepleaseplease let Koh return. (Though having said that, bloodbending was spooky and innovative in Avatar until they used it too often in Korra. They run the risk of having the same thing happen here with Koh...)
Still, I love the poster - especially how Korra still looks determined even though she's in alien surroundings and dealing with mysterious forces.
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And then there's these posters from Dracula. I can honestly say I've never seen promotional posters quite like these before:
They look like images you'd see through a kaleidoscope which is intriguing, and you can see the rest here. (I've just used the ladies). There's a little bit of information on that site as well, and apparently Dracula is actually working with van Helsing. This show sounds crazier by the second. Can't wait!