The Wind Through the Keyhole by Stephen King is one of my Best Bets of 2012. It is a new Dark Tower novel, and with all Dark Tower releases it features a new artist. This time Jae Lee.

A few days ago, I received a flyer in the mail from Grant Books, the publisher responsible for producing the gorgeous limited and signed edition of The Wind Through the Keyhole. Here is that flyer featuring some new, unseen art!
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Every week I’ll be bringing you a comic book cover that I feel eclipses others out there—to the point I might just have to own it when released!

This week: Dark Tower: Gunslinger #1 #1! And the Gunslinger followed!
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Tiny Tower is one of the most popular games on the iPhone right now, and deservedly so.
It’s sort of an oversimplified version of Sim Tower for anyone old enough to remember that. You manage your building, buy floors, assign residents that move in to jobs and make sure all the stores are stocked so you get more money to buy more floors. That’s it in a nutshell, and it works. It’s the attention to detail in the graphics and mechanics that make it hard to put down, even if you are just a casual gamer. The game is free, but freemium, meaning you can spend money in game to advance more quickly. The thing I appreciate about how it’s been implemented is that the game in no way forces you to buy anything. You can fully enjoy the game and every aspect of it without spending any money, unlike so many freemium games that limit certain items.

Anyway, the game divides floors into Food, Service, Recreation, Retail, Creative & Residential. You need the last one so you can get more residents to move in, and you need 3 residents to fully man a store. You can upgrade your elevator, rename stores, customize how your lobby and your residents look, get bonuses for assigning residents to their dream job, the list goes on. And every app update adds new bits and features.
Give it a try, I’m sure you’ll like it. This is my tower by the way, a work in progress.

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When the door to Roland Deschain’s world opens up to Stephen King he takes notice, and that door opened last year with interesting results for all us Dark Tower fans.

The new book, titled The Wind Through the Keyhole, will be published sometime in Spring 2012. But like all of the Dark Tower novels, the new novel will be fully illustrated in the Grant Books release.

Now we know who the artist will be!
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Good news for fans of Stephen King’s Dark Tower series. The prolific author just announced that there will be a new book in the series: The Wind Through the Keyhole. King says that the idea for the novel came from him while working on his new novel 11/22/63, and will cover events occurring Wizard and [...]
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