I'd like to read WoW. But even if it came out, and imagine that it was everything we all hope it will be, would we ever get Dream of Spring? I fear he may have written himself into a corner, so to speak. There are so many plot threads and characters, he can't find a way to wrap them all up in a way that is different enough from the show to merit doing it. And we aren't talking just fixing the last season. In the books, Jon Snow just died. I don't think Tyrion has even met Dany yet. Stannis still lives. Hodor is still alive trekking beyond the wall with Bran and Mira and Jojen Reed. Arya is still in Essos with the faceless men. Then there are the characters like Lady Stoneheart and Aegon Targareon IV who is Young Griff.

Their stories haven't even been written yet. And it's not that he just has to fix the bad ending of season 8. He has to redo about two seasons

I hate to say it but I agree. While it was still a great show, the last season was a little uneven, suffering from the consequences of House driving through Cuddy's house. The whole prison arc, the absence of Cuddy, the new team, all seemed a bit forced. Like they didn't know what to do with the characters anymore. I still love Hugh Laurie's performance, but the last season was my least favorite and it's because of the previous season finale that the story was so disted

I think it's possible, but unnecessary. I am an avid King reader and even I had to stop and go, "Who?". I think fans would be more excited by a Dark Tower Easter egg. Or a reference to one of his better known works.(There are more than enough to choose from)

I don't want to know. I'll be honest, even though it hasn't been great since endgame, I have faith that they are going to make a great movie. They have the right cast, the right characters, the right people in production. I can't wait

I don't get Sony's strategy. If there is one thing they should have learned by now is NO ONE wants a Spiderman movie without Spider-Man. Even the Joker movie had to throw in some Batman references here and there. Venom only worked because people loved the character and Tom Hardy really brought them both to life. But Morbius, Madam Webb, and now Kraven all flopped because they need Spiderman. A villain is only iconic as it reflection of the hero. It's the joker's insanity and chaos versus Batman's moral code and intelligence. Or lex luthors money and ego versus Superman's strength and humility