Also, watch the file size of your images. If you use a long image with tons, dial up users (or a glitch in the site) may prevent the image from loading. It's always better to let your image speak for itself and provide explanation in the product description. People can read the text while they wait for the graphic to load. And like mrsparky and Acadia said- always use the product description to say what's included in your product... or what isn't. If you show your product surrounded by props and sets and other things, make sure customers know that they're only purchasing the character. Otherwise, you're just setting yourself up for complaints later. --John

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