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(You could still do a reversible cover :3)
I prefer left but I think right would sell better.
If only both styles could be combined.
If I could make one I'd for the right boxart's setup but instead have the view from the monster's angle and have a huge shadow overcast on top of the heroes grouped up and ready to fight, maybe preparing a technique/spell, very mid action and showing character traits and fighting styles a bit.
Leave the enemy a bit to the imagination and looks a bit more menacing.
At first glass a gamer wants to know what the heroes they have to use will be like.
Like how do I know who is and isn't the magic user? Maybe its the cat thing? Maybe the small one is a bigger puncher. I'd be left to common guesses otherwise.
Just my two cents. Still I like the left best, if I knew the characters, I'd love to see them on the box right away. The Right would get stale fast but could pull in less experienced gamers.