Look alive Killjoys! We saw your petition for a replica Killjoy Jacket and we’ve decided to run a contest to celebrate Halloween. Design your own Killjoy jacket (make one, draw it, or use your photoshop skills) for a chance to win one of the official Danger Days Jackets (Jet Star, Kobra Kid, or Fun Ghoul).

Grand Prize:
1 winner will receive an official Danger Days jacket of their choice (Jet Star, Kobra Kid, or Fun Ghoul) AND a“Welcome to Boo-tiful Newark, NJ” Halloween shirt.

Runner Ups:
2 runner- ups will receive an official Danger Days jacket of their choice (Jet Star, Kobra Kid, or Fun Ghoul)

Here’s how to enter:
- Register for MyChemicalRomance.com
- Take photos or submit images of your entry
- Fill out this form to submit your entry

The deadline to enter is October 31, 2011 at 6pm PST. Winners and their submissions will be announced on mychemicalromance.com.

Good luck and can’t wait to see your work!

Official Rules and Regulations

MCR just posted on their official YouTube channel their new music video for Planetary (GO!). Watch it below:

Over at XFM there’s HD videos from ‘An Evening With My Chemical Romance’. Click the links below for the videos, and here for the pictures:

Na Na Na
SING
Planetary (GO)
The Only Hope For Me Is You
Interview Part 1 Part 2 Part 3

My Chemical Romance have chatted in a new NME video interview about how they reckon their ‘Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys’ album could convert to the big screen.

The band were talking at last night’s (February 23) Shockwaves NME Awards ceremony. They won the Best International Band and Best Video awards and also performed at the O2 Academy Brixton bash.

When asked if they’d like to see their latest album made into a film, Iero said: “This world we’ve created, we kind of feel like we’re not done living in yet. I think it’d translate really well to film.”

Way also chatted about the US band’s affiliation with the UK.

“They’ve [UK fans] always made us feel like this was actually our home,” he said. “We grew up loving so much British music so it’s always felt like there was something there.”