Little White Lies is usually recognised by its animated covers. Again this image is animated, and is central, with an arm coming from out of the shot.This arm is very random to the image, as is the creature coming out of the mouth. The cartoon has been made to look scruffy with long hair that covers his eyes so much so that we cant even see his eyes. This scruffy look goes with the title of the issue: 'Where The Wild Things Are'. There is a lot of space in this image, but the random arm disrupts this. The colours are very flat, there is no tones or shading. The black background is plain, but in most of Little White Lies covers the background is plain, mainly so that the image stands out the most and no attention is drawn away from it.
Alike the Empire issue, the text is very minimal in this issue. The title of the magazine is its consistent style: white circle in the top center of the magazine. The title of the issue has been put in a font that looks like messy handwriting, which goes along with the theme of 'wild' and random. There is one word per line, all to the left of the image. There are no feature articles or images to go with the main image on this cover. It has a more simplistic look to it which would appeal to younger audiences, and as it looks quite indirect, you can tell that it isn't going to be a formal magazine.

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