Last month, we saw the tiniest sneak peek at the Indominus Rex, the terrifying new genetically engineered hybrid dinosaur making its big-screen debut in this summer’s Jurassic World. The film’s recent Super Bowl Spot also gave a glimpse at the new big baddie, which was created in the film by Hammond Creation Lab for the Jurassic Word theme park to be the most frightening dinosaur ever displayed.

On Saturday at the NY Toy Fair, Hasbro revealed their Jurassic World toy line, which included the first look at their new battery-operated Indominus Rex figure. Check out the photos here below, provided by Hasbro, of the new Indominus Rex, as well as all their Jurassic World toys, including figures, battle sets, and more for raptors like tyrannosaurus rex, stegasaurus, dilophosaurus, ceratosaurus, and others to be seen in the film. (Updated with video.)

The folks over at Bottleneck Gallery have teamed up with Acme Archives to offer up an officially licensed limited edition Star Wars screen print on sale for today only!

The print, which features a scene in the cockpit of the Millennium Falcon starship from the George Lucas’ original 1977 film Star Wars, was done by Spanish artist Juan Esteban Rodriguez.

There’s two variants of the screen print: a standard version for $40 and one with metallic ink for $50. Both are 18 x 24 inches in size, limited edition, and numbered, and will be available exclusively on Bottleneckgallery.com starting at 12pm EST on Friday, January 6, 2015.

Check out the images of the two screen prints here below.

Doctor Who and LEGO, together forever! When you think of the crossover appeal, it seems like a no-brainer. Children have probably been putting down LEGO blocks to turn on the television and watch Doctor Who for decades now. Yet there never was an official set that let kids assemble the Doctor, the companions, the TARDIS, and the monsters to play with in the LEGO make believe worlds.

Until now, that is. LEGO announced this week that Doctor Who will be subject of their next LEGO Ideas set. The idea for the set was submitted by Who fan Andrew Clark, an artist at a game design company by day and devoted LEGObuilder at night. Final design, pricing, and availability of the set is yet to be announced.

Dark Horse will be adding more to their Game Of Thrones line of figures and collectibles this year when they release a limited edition Daenerys & Drogon statue.

The new statue, which was revealed last week at the 2015 Toy Fair in New York City, was inspired by a scene from Season 4 of the HBO series with Daenerys Targaryen and one of her dragons, Drogon.

Check out images of the prototype of the statue here below.

It’s the start of a new year, time for a new calendar!

And as it turns out, calendar years occasionally repeat. For instance, 2015’s days and dates line up exactly with those of 1981. So, cartoonist Mark Anderson took his copy of a Marvel Comics 20th Anniversary calendar from 1981 and lovingly scanned and posted the pages online for all to use!

The 1981 calendar features beloved Marvel characters like Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, The Hulk, and others created by artists like Bill Sienkiewicz, Joe Sinnott, John Romita Jr., Frank Miller, George Perez, and more.