Only the crazy survive! As part of San Diego Comic-Con, Warner Bros. has released new posters for «Mad Max: Fury Road». One of the posters reveals a close connection to the very first Mad Max film in the series. As we all know, the Mad Max movies are set in a post-apocalyptic future where humanity is struggling to survive. Meanwhile, two fleeing rebels try to restore order. Max (Tom Hardy), a man of action and few words, who seeks nothing but peace after the tragic loss of his wife and child. And Empress Furiosa (Charlize Theron), a woman of action and a woman who believes her path to survival lies across the desert, in the home of her childhood.

Obviously Fury Road has a strong connection to the first Mad Max flick from 1979, because while the first three posters featured world stars Tom Hardy (The Dark Knight Rises), Charlize Theron (A Million Ways to Die in the West) and Nicholas Hoult ( X-Men: Future is Past), the face of the largely unknown Australian actor Hugh Keays-Byrne adorns the fourth character poster. If you look into his past, you will be surprised to find that he had portrayed none other than the sociopathic and sadistic Toecutter in Mad Max (1979), who, as the boss of a motorcycle gang, was responsible for the death of Max's wife and child!

Toecutter dies at the end of Mad Max by first colliding head-on with an oncoming truck and then being run over by the same. Here one could reply that film and television dead people like to and often return from the supposed afterlife. In «Mad Max: Fury Road», Hugh Keays-Byrne goes by the movie name Immortan Joe, and he's seen wearing a ventilator in Bane-like fashion on the poster. So it could very well be that Toecutter is back and has an ax to grind with Max...

There are four more posters after the jump!

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