JAFAAC: Evil Uncle: Evil Uncle

For those who don't know, this is the current page image for evil uncle:

This may be just me, but I don't think it tells the reader anything about the trope. Unless you know who Richard the Third is, all you're going to see is an old guy with a scowl. There's nothing there to indicate that he's particularly evil (or, in fact, an uncle).

Thoughts? Personally, I don't think the page needs an image at all.

edited 3rd Dec '11 12:33:40 PM by TyeDyeWildebeest

Motion to pull

Yet another trope image tip: historical examples only make good images if they show the trope.

edited 3rd Dec '11 3:49:36 PM by FinalStarman

Doesn't that apply to everything (not just historical examples)?

This one had an IP thread before. I think we decided to keep that one, and the Fast One might be involved, if I recall correctly. Not sure whether it's an admin veto or he's just giving his two cents. But it was kept.

Might want to dig up that thread for reference.

EDIT: Here it is. Please read it first for prior suggestions, opinions, etc.

edited 3rd Dec '11 6:33:24 PM by Catalogue

Panels 1 & 4 of this Hark A Vagrant were suggested last time and I still like it.

It was put back only so that the Lion King JAFAAC image would not be put up. If I had been in that thread, I would've suggested imageless.

That suggestion is okay, definitely better than the current pic. I'd support it.

edited 4th Dec '11 7:26:00 PM by FinalStarman

Agreeing with .

They are of different widths, though, so if we are to arrange them vertically we should resize one or the other.

Pulled.

I third the notion of adding the Hark A Vagrant pic; it does a fine job of illustrating the trope.

Bump...anyone else?

Here's a quick stab at the 1-4 panel combo suggested:

I like it.

Same guy, and this time he's actually doing something. I like it.

Works for me.

So I guess we can put this one up, right?

Go ahead.

No objection.

Done, potholed, and tagged. Caption or no? Maybe "With arsenic icing!"...

I like it.

Note that, as mentioned in the title but not explicitly in the thread, the book cover is Just A Face And A Caption. Captions appear in places other than right below an image.

edited 24th Dec '11 12:32:15 AM by rodneyAnonymous

Yup, that's why I didn't really like that image at all.

Hearing nothing further on a caption idea, let's lock up and move on.