GIVEAWAY: Win A Copy Of The MAD MAX: FURY ROAD - INSPIRED ARTISTS Deluxe Hardcover

GIVEAWAY: Win A Copy Of The MAD MAX: FURY ROAD - INSPIRED ARTISTS Deluxe Hardcover

The first wave of reviews for Mad Max: Fury Road starring Tom Hardy have been overwhelmingly positive, and so let's celebrate that fact with a giveaway!

Giveaway
By JoshWilding - May 11, 2015 11:05 AM EST
Filed Under: Mad Max
In anticipation of the upcoming blockbuster film Mad Max: Fury Road, 65 of comics' best artists took to the post-apocalyptic landscape to interpret this gorgeous and desolate world of George Miller's design. Inspired by images from the film, each of these visionary artists brings their unique style to a double-page spread of part of the world of Mad Max, with commentary from the artists and Miller himself. From breathtaking action sequences to heartbreaking character portraits, Fury Road will be perfectly captured by a one-of-a-kind array of comics legends, side-by-side with some of the most exciting new talent in the industry!


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BatmanHeisenberg
BatmanHeisenberg - 5/11/2015, 11:41 AM
This movie is bloody fantastic! Seeing it again tonight.
MarkyMarkRises
MarkyMarkRises - 5/11/2015, 11:41 AM
damn I don't have twitter
MarkyMarkRises
MarkyMarkRises - 5/11/2015, 11:42 AM
@BatmanHeisenberg

is it a 100% like many claim? or close to it?
hufflepuff69
hufflepuff69 - 5/11/2015, 11:45 AM
Can i just do the twitter thing cuz i haye going on fb
blackandyellow
blackandyellow - 5/11/2015, 11:49 AM
MarkCassidy
MarkCassidy - 5/11/2015, 11:53 AM
A 5-star piece of absolute mayhem. Dialogue's a bit ropey at times, but otherwise a damn near perfect action movie.
KillerCroc357
KillerCroc357 - 5/11/2015, 12:04 PM
Got my vote!
slickrickdesigns
slickrickdesigns - 5/11/2015, 12:08 PM
That cover art reminds me of an ironic opposite but the same movie…
StopRogerWardel
StopRogerWardel - 5/11/2015, 12:09 PM
Remember, George Miller who directed this was going to direct the Justice League movie.

It was the fanboy backlash that gave Warner's cold feet. It wasn't the writers' strike, they've used that as an excuse.

The Fury Road production waited a year for the Outback to turn back to desert after a rainy season, and after it never did, they moved production to Nambia, and after test screenings turned out strong, Warner's gave him MORE money and MORE time to make Fury Road.

Money and time and screenwriter strikes weren't ever the reason for his Justice League never being made, it was the wimpy studio heads looking at what posters like YOU had to say about it.

Remember after you come out of the theatre with that awesome glow, that YOU made his Justice League not happen. And YOU are to blame for whatever Snyder dishes out.
ukboy28
ukboy28 - 5/11/2015, 12:11 PM
I'm reading its a adrenaline soaked classic, mad max 2 is one of my fave action movies so cannot wait to see this friday :)
blackandyellow
blackandyellow - 5/11/2015, 12:13 PM
This will probably get crushed by Avengers 2 this weekend.
slickrickdesigns
slickrickdesigns - 5/11/2015, 12:15 PM
I call this one "the Tail of Gusto's First Love"…
tonytony
tonytony - 5/11/2015, 12:23 PM
mad max is at 100% on rotten tomatoes
BatmanHeisenberg
BatmanHeisenberg - 5/11/2015, 12:24 PM
@MarkyMarkRises

Absolutely.
SuperCat
SuperCat - 5/11/2015, 12:24 PM
Give it!!!
AquaArthur
AquaArthur - 5/11/2015, 12:35 PM
@StopRogerWardel That may be the dumbest thing I have ever heard. I don't comment on here often and I don't call people out but that is ridiculous. If that was the case then do you think Heath would have been cast as Joker? Or RDJ as Iron man? I guarantee studious give zero bleeps about what "fanboys" say on this site. You really think WB gets on sites like this and says welp fanboys who have zero experience in film making are saying that this is a bad idea I better change it? You sir, with all due respect, is why I hate this site more and more everyday!
McGee
McGee - 5/11/2015, 12:37 PM
Twitter?

...uh oh...
McGee
McGee - 5/11/2015, 12:39 PM
LMAO! Rudolph the Headless Reindeer...
StopRogerWardel
StopRogerWardel - 5/11/2015, 12:47 PM
@dio @AquaArthur @DrunkenNukem The leaked Sony e-mails do show they visit here. They had someone go to every fanboy site (including this one) looking for reactions to the Amazing Spider-Man 2 trailer, and listed the number of likes, hates, and neutrals, as well as comments.

When Batman And Robin bombed in the late 90s, the executives blamed Aint It Cool News, because they had people go in to early screenings and those people gave bad reviews, which hurt the buzz.

JJ Abrams was going to make a Superman film in the early 00s. The reason it never got made is because reviewers from the fanboy sites (including Aint) got a hold of the screenplay and ripped it apart.

You have much more power than you think you do.
slickrickdesigns
slickrickdesigns - 5/11/2015, 12:51 PM
Man the Feminist movement is getting around.
Battabing
Battabing - 5/11/2015, 1:11 PM
@StopRogerWardel,

Dude, shut up.
The writer's strike + Australian tax laws + Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins led to the dissolution of Miller's Justice League. It was a perfect storm that killed that movie.

WB doesn't give two shits what pimple-faced fanboys complain about. If they did, there wouldn't be any Michael Keaton Batman or Heath Ledger Joker or Ben Affleck Batman.

They sure as f.uck aren't gonna care about the SJW's and couch potato feminist activists who complain about the sexy as all f.uck Margot Robbie Harley Quinn.

I've heard nothing but amazing things about Mad Max. Five gets you ten that WB has already given Miller a DC property along with more Mad Max films.
Hell, Tom Hardy is already working on a secret DC project.
ManThing
ManThing - 5/11/2015, 3:59 PM
"The first wave of reviews for Mad Max: Fury Road starring Tom Hardy have been overwhelmingly positive"


This comes as a pleasant surprise. I'm not looking at any reviews till after I see it, but it would be so grand to me if it did well and they made more.

I'm a Mad Max nut.
MrSnrub
MrSnrub - 5/12/2015, 10:05 AM
@StipRogerWardel

Stop being delusional buddy.

Nobody cares or should care about what some pizza faced sh!tposter has to say on some forum. Especially not a multimillion dollar movie studio.
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