Suggestion: Arch Enemy.Literature

Harry and Voldemort◊. Yes, I know it's from the film.

Good starter.

Too film-ish for Literature. Do we have any illustrations of the two characters from before the films?

edited 20th Nov '15 5:26:11 PM by eroock

There's this.◊

edited 21st Nov '15 10:45:36 AM by TheUnsquished

I think film goes in Film.

Seems crowded and focus spread around. Can it be cropped appropriately?

edited 21st Nov '15 4:23:38 PM by AnotherDuck

It's worth a try.

I would prefer an actual classical/mythological example (no offense to HP fans, but it's not exactly high literature).

These aren't great pictures, but here's some Sherlock Holmes-Moriarty. [1]◊ [2]◊

Edit: This version of the conflict from a UK stamp seems like a better version. [3]

edited 22nd Nov '15 4:15:01 AM by thok

I like 8.3, but it has a watermark in the upper left corner. Here's an alternate version of 8.1 that looks a little better. [1]◊ We could also crop this, just because Sherlock Holmes is more recognizable with the hat. [2]◊

I think the UK stamp is the best.

Here's a variant of the stamp cropped from a leaflet:

11.

I find that while Holmes does have his Nice Hat, he looks a bit villanous in that composition.

Time for a crowner?

Showing an arch-nemesis can be difficult, due to lack of context, but [1] qualifies in story and looks good (from [2], originally from The World of Ice & Fire and depicts Robert Baratheon and Rheagar Targaryen during the Battle of the Trident).

In any case, I'd like it to be considered for the crowner.

I've hooked a crowner with the suggested options.

Votes bump; only one in the green.

Calling this one; the new pic's up and tagged. Caption?

Hearing nothing for a coupla days, let's lock up.