Flashpoint....Do Want.....so bad. But I just wonder what Marvel's train of thought is for this spoiler business. I understand that some people may go:
"WOW! Who would have thought (insert something happening or someone dying here) would happen! I gotta know just how it happened! *runs out to buy the comics and trades*"
But most of us will go:
"Hmph. So (insert something happening or someone dying here) eh? All right. I know that now, maybe I'll pick it up in Trade, but eh. Wait until it's on the bargain bin. (insert some explanation of the writer being sub-par or some failing or flaw they had here.) after all."
Okay I guess that's a bit of a generalization, but the idea still stands. We're comic fans. All we really WANT to know is the major plot-point so we can store it in our mini-computer brains for future reference/nerd debate. By spoiling it, they're ensuring a bunch of us DON'T need to pick up that issue. I just don't get the logic. If there's any to be had at all.