Do You Prefer Spoilers?

Im just curious. I'd like to a running tally of who does and who doesnt. Personally i love to get as many spoilers as possible before i get my comics. Im the type of person who goes out and finds out the end of books and then reads them after i find out the ending is good. 
 
So let me hear from you all. Tell me yes or not and why or why not. Do you prefer/appreciate spoilers (whether they be BIG or small) before reading comics and/or comic arcs?

depends if im planning on reading the comic or not

I would say no, but I'm not devastated if I hear one. It's always better to read it yourself anyway. One sentence such as 'this person dies!' won't ruin it for me. If it's more detailed I might be upset, but I have the option of not reading it. 
 
But I do understand that most people don't want any spoilers, and people who give stuff away are jerks (such as recent threads titled 'RIP Kyle Rayner'). I even put spoiler tags on the wiki pages so people don't read ahead and ruin it for themselves.

"I would say no, but I'm not devastated if I hear one. It's always better to read it yourself anyway. One sentence such as 'this person dies!' won't ruin it for me. If it's more detailed I might be upset, but I have the option of not reading it.   But I do understand that most people don't want any spoilers, and people who give stuff away are jerks (such as recent threads titled 'RIP Kyle Rayner'). I even put spoiler tags on the wiki pages so people don't read ahead and ruin it for themselves. "

Who needs spoilers when you can just read the comic book? That's like reading the last chapter of a book first.

I usually don't mind movie spoilers. It's always much cooler to see it happening on the screen than reading it online anyway, so reading it online don't really ruin it.
Comic spoilers on the other hand...I don't really wanna read them unless it's from a comic I don't intend to read. That's why I love the Spoiler filter so much.

"Who needs spoilers when you can just read the comic book? That's like reading the last chapter of a book first. "

i do not care 
most importantly - HOW writer presented material 

I'm usually rather impatient, so I end up reading spoilers...

"I'm usually rather impatient, so I end up reading spoilers... "

I really like to be amazed when i read/see something

Can't stand spoilers. And sorry, I can't understand people who want to know the ending before they have even started. Where is the mystery or suspense and to be never surprised!?
I just don't get it. 
And I despised people that tell the world about it without 1st finding out if the the world wants to know.
Also to go into something with a pre-conception ie knowing what happens, ruins the experience because you already have expectations. Movie spoilers are the worst. I want to go in and experience the event and come out with my own thoughts.
Once a mate has read/seen the event, I am all up for discussion and opinions can differ greatly but you always have your own untainted experience.

I don't know, I used to love spoilers but now that I'm more into comics I try to avoid them. The one time that I truly hated myself for looking at the last page of the book was Identity Crisis. That made me always try to avoid spoilers.

" Doesn't make much of a difference to me. "

I don't like them.

I usually read the spoilers for my fave manga's before the come out a few days early. Though in this case the spoilers are accomponied by the original translation.

" I usually read the spoilers for my fave manga's before the come out a few days early. Though in this case the spoilers are accomponied by the original translation. "

I only prefer spoilers sometimes in videogames.

" depends if im planning on reading the comic or not "

I like this type of Spoiler

i know how Siege ends...so no, i hate them.
i avoid alot of reviews/previews unless ive definatly read the issue
already for this reason.

When I pick up a novel I always read the very last sentence on the very last page before I start it... I guess I'm just weird that way. Actually, sometimes the final sentence can be pretty funny and make you wonder, "What the... ?"
 
Anyway, with comic books I usually don't read spoilers on message boards if I'm planning to go pick it up for myself. If it's a book I'm not sure if I'll read then I might read some reviews about it to help me decide. Yeah, it really depends on what the book is.
 
I read the movie adaptation for X-Men 2 by Chris Claremont (fantastic read by the way!) and was a little disappointed by X-2... The movie was still good, but needless to say Chis made all the scenes with Wolverine MUCH more bloodier than they were in the movie (of course!). Also, *spoiler alert!* Gambit made his first appearance with the team at the very end of the book as him and several other young X-men fought in the danger room.