It's a lovely day for a walk, especially if your walking companions happen to be of the fire-breathing variety. Let's hear the tales you have in store for this lovely lady and her unusual entourage.

Spyro the dragon sometimes got into a little trouble. All he wanted to do was sniff the flowers, but he kept screwing up and destroying cities when he sneezed. Accidents do happen when you're learning to control a breath weapon.

And while the song is awesome, the art is even better. I want a Saturday morning Game of Thrones Babies cartoon in this style, stat.

You may have heard that Game of Thrones season 3 premieres this Sunday,. March 31st, perhaps because of one of the infinite amount of trailers HBO has released. Well, here's another, and it's probably the most awesome trailer yet, thanks primarily to Dany's now quite large dragons breathing fire, kicking ass, and…

Like most cable companies, Time-Warner Cable is devoted to evil and making as many people miserable as possible, so it makes perfect sense to me that they would steal Daenerys' dragons just to film this commercial. The Seven know they have no problems stealing from their customers.

Wow, Disney is digging deep into the vault for movie material. First it was Alice In Wonderland, and Beauty and the Beast — now Pete's Dragon is getting a remake.

This is a dragon, "as it was recovered in the hands of the engineer Cornelius Meyer" — at least according to the inscription in the picture. Said picture comes from a book written by Meyer, himself, in 1696. On the book's cover is an etching of the dragon as he purports it looked — alive — in 1691.

Over the last few years, photographer Tom Broadbent had been getting to know and photographing people who participate in furry fandom, fursuits and all. His ongoing series At Home with the Furries shows fursuited folks in ordinary settings doing ordinary things. On the one hand, his photos show the mundane side of…

Ever since Cumberbatch was announced as playing the famous dragon Smaug in The Hobbit, the internet has been covered in Sherlock-Smaug mashup art. Which means just one thing: one very bored-looking dragon. Here's our collection of the best of the Smauglock!

Jodi Harvey-Brown has a somewhat different take on the notion of pop-up books. She uses novels, biographies, and books of short stories as both the inspiration and materials for her open book paper sculptures, reworking the pages to illustrate characters, ships, and scenes from the tales. The end results are lovely,…