I haven’t see anything about it yet from the sites I using to follow San Diego Comic-Con, but these augmented reality shirts are at the convention from Legendary Studios and Talking Dog Studios.
You can try out the augmented reality effect at home by visiting this web page.
Here’s a better look at the picture. Is this representative of how Godzilla will look in the new movie?

The design pictured is quite similar, in fact, almost identical, to the one used in the two most recent Godzilla movies, Godzilla X Mechagodzilla and Godzilla: Tokyo S.O.S. The long, semi-hooded neck, small head, prominent ears, and irregular, almost crystalline back spikes are all the same. It makes me wonder if this is just a place-holder design based on the most recent Japanese design. As far as I know Legendary hasn’t even announced a director yet. Maybe that’s happening later today.





















“The Pandorica Opens” acts as a capstone for the current series. From the pre-credits sequence where we follow a lost Van Gogh painting travel though the hands of several characters who we’ve seen this season to the “alliance” of every alien race who hates the Doctor, there’s a lot to reward someone who’s watched the entire series. There are even some shout-outs to old school continuity, with the Draconians, Terileptils, Zygons and Drahvins being mentioned among the alien races coming to capture the Pandorica. By the time the first part of the two-part finale ends the most obvious question has been answered (the Pandorica is opened and we find out there’s nothing inside) and we’ve seen a collection of every alien costume the BBC still had lying around, yet we are left with so many more questions. Time for speculation! Speculation that look completely idiotic a week from now when “The Big Bang” airs! But we speculate anyway! Everything that follows is the result of either my own silly ideas or ones that were gleaned from discussions with my friends Joel and Jyo.
- The Celestial Toymaker, my personal favorite candidate. He’s a villain who appeared in a single story back in 1966, though the Doctor recognized the Toymaker at the beginning of the story, and at the end of the story the Doctor was oddly adamant that he would have to face the Toymaker again. The Toymaker was insane and capable of creating his own universe, so destroying the current universe wouldn’t be out of the question. He was certainly capable of hijacking the TARDIS. I don’t know why he would want silence in particular, but I could argue there was a game-like quality to the Stonehenge trap. He would be an obscure villain to resurrect, especially since three of the four episodes he’s appeared in are lost.


What were those strange burns on the lawn in front of Amy’s house when River arrives there? From the shape they could be Daleks landing. The shape is closer to the Bling Daleks of seasons 1 – 4, as opposed to the new, rounder Candy Daleks. Or perhaps those shapes were left by the Big Bad?


























































































