The official key art for “Game of Thrones” Season 2 has been unveiled.
The image features a scarred hand holding an ornate crown, which hints at several of the families vying for the role of king.
It also offers hints of the “War Is Coming” theme, with dozens of shadows of men in the crown’s gold inlay, battling each other with spears and swords.
Click HERE to see the full poster.
Scottish actor Rory McCann, who plays King Joffrey Baratheon’s protector Sandor Clegane, aka The Hound, told AccessHollywood.com, he would be wielding his sword once again in Season 2.
“Twice as much,” he said of showing off his brawn as one of the realm’s strongest fighters.
On Monday, HBO revealed a fan poster for the series (posters meant for the fans), featuring the House of Stark symbol (a direwolf) under the phrase “The North Remembers.”
A brand new trailer to promote Season 2 premiered on HBO Go last Friday, and is now available to watch online by clicking HERE.
To read about some of the new characters joining the fold this season, including Liam Cunningham as Davos Seaworth, Click HERE. And to read Access’ interview with Daniel Portman, who plays Tyrion’s squite, Podrick Payne, Click HERE.
“Game of Thrones” Season 2 premieres at 9 PM, April 1, on HBO.
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