Here’s another clip from the 1970s PBS show “The Electric Company.” And no, the villain in this segment doesn’t reveal the ending of comic books.
Does anyone know if that’s John Romita Sr artwork on the mock comic in the beginning?
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I demand an Ultimate Spoiler.
And then Spoiler got deaged, had a sex change and joined DC Comics….and never got a memorial….but got revived so eh
That cover art sure does look very Romita Sr.-esque. I don’t think it is though. Nice Morgan Freeman voice-over!