With the real world full of despots bent on world domination, the persecution of the weak and the implementation of tax breaks for millionaires, the writers of the popular comic book series 'Masters of Evil' have admitted defeat.
The comic which first began in the 1960s and contained fictional super-villains such as Doctor Doom, Loki, Dr Octopus, Mysterio and Hitler, has struggled in more recent decades to keep up with a real world saturated by the likes of Rupert Murdoch, Donald Trump, Kim Yong Ill and Mel Gibson.
Whilst the fictional characters would spend their time trying to entice youngsters to start smoking and disrespect their elders, their real-world counterparts were out overthrowing governments, ruining large parts of Scotland, launching missiles and being a huge dick. Reports that the comic series is to be replaced by a new project titled 'My Struggle - The Nick Griffin Story' have been dismissed.
The comic which first began in the 1960s and contained fictional super-villains such as Doctor Doom, Loki, Dr Octopus, Mysterio and Hitler, has struggled in more recent decades to keep up with a real world saturated by the likes of Rupert Murdoch, Donald Trump, Kim Yong Ill and Mel Gibson.
Whilst the fictional characters would spend their time trying to entice youngsters to start smoking and disrespect their elders, their real-world counterparts were out overthrowing governments, ruining large parts of Scotland, launching missiles and being a huge dick. Reports that the comic series is to be replaced by a new project titled 'My Struggle - The Nick Griffin Story' have been dismissed.




