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wanton soup: a sultry dish rippling gently under a few coy wisps of steam, murmuring "sip me like one of your French Onions"
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wanton soup: a sultry dish rippling gently under a few coy wisps of steam, murmuring "sip me like one of your French Onions"
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This story by Holli Resnicoff, Alan Weiss and Frank Giacoia, from Our Love Story #15, 1972, is actually supposed to conclude with a scene set at a school for the BLIND, but it's kind of fun to imagine that it's really about vampires instead.
A great big typo in a story title is often a sign that everyone involved has decided "oh the hell with it." From Wonder Man #29, 1994, the final issue; there's a note from writer Gerard Jones at the end of the issue more or less explaining why the series went south (and a statement of circulation in which the "most recent issue" numbers are around half of the "average for past year" numbers).
Ah, the typo. That sneaky little slip of the finger has plagued the written word since there has been the written word. I make them frequently when typing on my little phone keyboard. Autocorrect makes things worse sometimes. there are some famous and sometimes costly ones.
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The code's all here to save us from our wrong times; we're all wrong-timed and the code is wrong, unfortunate, fallen, lapsed. What a dreadful unclosed string. What a close-quote" broken jaw.
That feeling when your typos make you accidentally speak like a pirate