But that's boring. Like all other Watchers, I see all! I know all! But, unlike my boring brethern, I tell all...for I am...The Spoiler!
Today, I shall spoil for you some silver age Marvel science fiction comics, "Strange Tales" where no plot is too bizarre and the strange turns that fate has in store for ordinary men shall be revealed by...The Spoiler! In other words, what Stan Lee, Steve Ditko, and Jack Kirby slaved to make surprising to you mere mortals, I shall spoil by revealing the secret O. Henry-esque twist ending of each tale, thus decreasing your surprise and shock upon reaching the conclusion of the story! Also, I have removed these comics from their hermetically sealed plastic cases, thus spoiling their future resale value. Hah! Prepare for these stories to be spoiled, humans!
The alien spaceships were actually alive!
All along, it was the car who was the killer!
All along, it was the car who saved their lives!
He was actually the descendent of...Gulliver!
Those weren't really giant frogs after all!
Those weren't alien creatures after all...those were time travellers from the future!
Those weren't alien creatures after all...those were...ah, um...transmuted humans changed into weird forms after touching the alien gold!
The man who ran to sea to escape solitary confinement...was Robinson Crusoe!
Those weren't really magic paints...he's a hypnotist!
Those really were magic paints!
So there you go, beings of Earth! Classic science fiction tales from the Marvel comic magazine you call Strange Tales rendered rather less strange by...The Spoiler! I do, in fact, think it would be more apt to call them...Spoiled Tales! Ha ha ha ha ha!
Now I, The Spoiler, must take my leave of you, and let me leave you with this story-wrecking spoiler...
So, humans, farewell from...The Spoiler!
(Also, that Planet of the Apes? It was Earth, all along.)
6 comments:
See, i think the magic paints were used to hypnotize X-35 into thinking it ran him over, but it actually didn't. Ha, ha, what a stupid HONK!
Wha- ? VROOM! THUD!
Thanks Spoiler! That was great! You should spoil some more comics!!!
It's a good thing I've read The Murder of Roger Ackroyd fifteen times and already knew that or I would be very irate!
I read "Rosebud was his sled" in a Peanuts strip about twenty years before I saw Citizen Kane. Darn that Schulz.
I can't believe that you forgot to mention that Soylent Green is people.
Now this one with Gwen I wanna see
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