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Jim Hill has posted the VDT logo on his blog, stating that “Fox’s Licensing Department was really trying to get toy manufacturers & t-shirt makers excited about was the fact that they were now working with Walden Media to produce the third film in “The Chronicles of Narnia” series, ‘The Voyage of the Dawn Treader.’”
One thing I’m interested in, though, is early on in production for Prince Caspian, Disney released a logo that had the same font as the LWW logo had (for the subtitle). Later, however, we saw the official PC logo, which had a much more medieval look than the first 
logo they released. Perhaps this is only a teaser logo for VDT, and there will be another logo designed in the future. We’ll just have to wait and see.
Not really much of a suprise here…pretty much exactly what I expected.
Wonder if this IS just a teaser… I hope the production starts soon and we get more stuff like this!
If this is all they’ve got so far, VDT is in bad shape. They should have started filming by now.
I was thrilled to see the logo. Although I agree with Rishda…things are at a very slow pace.
That logo ought to be a little better at least, I hope its just a teaser, but I also hope that they start shooting soon, if they’re going to take it slow then they might just never get is down and that would be a shame!
Eh, I’m not the fondest of it. It looks sort of….faded? Well, we’ll see how things go. I wouldn’t just judge from the logo that VDT isn’t going to be in a bad shape. Yeah, it might not fit up to expectations and all, but I’m *sort of* looking forward to it.
The first thing that jumped out at me is how different this picture is than all the other ones on the Jim Hill Media blog page, which makes me wonder about it. I don’t know that I would call it a “teaser.” but I do wonder if 20th Century Fox and Walden Media intended for it to be seen by the general public.
“Perhaps this is only a teaser logo for VDT, and there will be another logo designed in the future. We’ll just have to wait and see.”
Well, now we know that is the Jim Hill version was “official,” it has indeed been redesigned! narnia.com
“is” should be “if.” sorry
That is correct; however, the logo on narnia.com is not the final logo.