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1 Me: {reading Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows} Harry dies!!!!
2 Me: Ron dies!!!!
3 Me: Hermione dies!!!!
4 Me: Can it be a spoiler if I write it four weeks before the book comes out?
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Today's the big day. And by the time this comic appears, I should actually have my real copy of the book.
But I made this comic several weeks ago. What you're seeing is a faked copy. I downloaded the dustjacket design (which has been publicly available for some time) and printed it out, and wrapped it around my copy of Half-Blood Prince.
I'm going to read this on the bus to and from work in the weeks leading up to the release and see what sort of reactions I get.
And on the content of this comic: This is not a spoiler. It can't be a spoiler. I wrote it without having any idea of what would happen in the book. It's speculation. It's rampant speculation, not even half-sensible speculation.
I'm answering my own question here. It can only be a spoiler if I reveal something I know about the plot. If I don't know anything, all I can do is speculate, and it's coincidence if any of it turns out to be true.
I considered putting Ron and Hermione together in panel 2, and making panel 3: "Hagrid dies! Neville dies! McGonagall dies! Snape dies! Professor Grubbly-Plank dies!"
But that would have been overkill.
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