I hate to say this, but not many book cover directly show the main character just standing there. Mostly (but not always) it is some symbol or symbolic image meant to convey the theme or a sliver of the story in the book. Most of these just show the main character standing there, which doesn't convey a very good point…

I was thinking the same thing.

Actually, a British toy company called Character currently has the Doctor Who licence and is making Doctor Who construction sets under it's Character Build line.

Please tell me their isn't malware on that second link!

You asked for a genderless blob, you got a genderless blob.

I like Frank Miller's Joker :(

She's almost like sacrificing a card or making a card a tribute to get an even more badass one in Yu Gi oH.

Chrome saving passwords is such a big security risk, I have it permanently disabled.

wat

Not as good as this gem.

Can someone record this and post it here?

It'd be better if it were the seen, where Gypsy is dragging the cargo ship through the streets, but have it dragging the Xbone.

You put out a lot of good quality entries on this one.

I think that is adorable. I truly love cool child costumes, and hand out more candy to kids in sweet costumes (I know, favoritism can be bad).

Is that Kanye West kissing a fish? If so, I guess you could say he's in the North Western Sea! (I have no friends for a reason)

Finally, something sweet to release into college dorms!

How about this?

Even though Kre-o's Transformer selections are failing, their G.I. Joe sets are works of art.

I love the "triangle system" of character customization, with that triangle that dictates features; it's a lot easier then fiddling with sliders that mess with things I either don't know or don't notice.

Who else loves that a grown man hides in a bear suit, befriends a preteen, and then reveals himself while he's with her and her friends all in their room?