Dougal Campbell

This plugin allows you to automatically add Gravatars for commenters to your 
theme, if your theme does not already support them.
According to the Gravatar.com website, Gravatars are Globally Recognized 
Avatars, or an “avatar image that follows you from weblog to weblog 
appearing beside your name when you comment on gravatar enabled sites.” 
You register with the Gravatar server, and upload an image which you will 
use as your avatar. The gravatar image is keyed to your email address, so 
that it is unique to you.
This plugin will display gravatars for the people who comment on your posts. 
You do not need to modify any of your template files — just activate the 
plugin, and it will add gravatars to your comments template automatically.
<h3>Credits</h3>
Based on a code snippet from Matt Mullenweg: 
 http://photomatt.net/2007/10/20/gravatar-enabled/ 
 http://pastebin.ca/743979
Props to David Potter for pointing out that Gravatar normalizes email 
addresses to lowercase before hashing with MD5: 
 http://dpotter.net/Technical/index.php/2007/10/22/integrating-gravatar-support/

Easy Gravatars

nice

Add Gravatars to your comments without modifying any template files. Just activate, and you're done!

Do you ever wish your WordPress site was just a little more manly? Don’t you 
think a nice thick mustache would suit your site? Mustavatar will man-up 
your site by adding a mustache on any faces it can find in your avatars. 
Author bios, comments, any place where standard avatars are used will get a 
lovely thick handlebar ‘stache. Man it up with Mustavatar!
<h3>ToDo</h3>
<ul>
<li>Add a settings screen. </li>
<li>Allow control of Mustavatar on a per-post basis,</li>
<li>Allow specified posts/pages to be excepted from mustachification.</li>
</ul>

Mustavatar

Uses mustachify.me to add manly mustaches to all avatars with detectable faces.

Easy Gravatars vs Mustavatar