There have been a few, as seen here (many of which will be included in the upcoming Centipede Press limited edition of TNC/TTKK as a single volume in a gallery at the end):
http://www.theninthconfiguration.com...el_variations/
I quite like this one, there is an air of mystery about it:
What we give to the poor is what we take with us when we die.
The "Keeper of the Ninth"
The one I have is my fave. I love the Psychoesque house.
"What does it look like? My zebra?"
That's a good one too. This one is quite misleading, I remember Mark Kermode talking about it in the TNC DVD audio commentary. Marketing it as a "nerve-twitching chiller"? Hardly!
What we give to the poor is what we take with us when we die.
The "Keeper of the Ninth"
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