At least he can tell more stories to his counterparts. I would not imagined the Marvel brand would grow this large.
Stan Lee dead at 95.
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He had a long, happy life and accomplished something that will live on for many generations.
Who was Stan Lee?
Originally Posted by Trav
Who was Stan Lee?
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/stan-lee-dead-95-185336633.html
I was never a comic book fan, but I knew who he was and thought he seemed like a good person.
Who was Stan Lee?
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/stan-lee-dead-95-185336633.html
I was never a comic book fan, but I knew who he was and thought he seemed like a good person.
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Very sad day...
I always looked for his cameo appearances in the movies...
Big fan of his work. He will be missed.
A WW2 Veteran, extremely successful doing what he loved. Entertained millions. A life well lived.
Rest In Peace.
Rest In Peace.
We've lost a great storyteller who fundamentally transformed the genre, and the movies that followed. Heroes with real problems, from issues like Peter Parker's unrequited crushes to Tony Stark's alcoholism to the reluctance of the Fantastic Four to accept their new powers, Stan Lee's characters, including the villains, were real, and he ushered in a great age of comic writing. The incredible success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe attests to his desire to craft genuine characters, where their fears, struggles, flaws and triumphs were the central story, and the colorful costumes and super powers merely the venue in which those struggles took place.
RIP Stan Lee.
RIP Stan Lee.
Originally Posted by bdcardinal
Originally Posted by Trav
Who was Stan Lee?
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/stan-lee-dead-95-185336633.html
I was never a comic book fan, but I knew who he was and thought he seemed like a good person.
Okay. I never heard of the guy but I cant remember ever having a comic book either,
Originally Posted by Trav
Who was Stan Lee?
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/stan-lee-dead-95-185336633.html
I was never a comic book fan, but I knew who he was and thought he seemed like a good person.
Okay. I never heard of the guy but I cant remember ever having a comic book either,
Just another artist albeit a successful one.
Like politicians, athletes and entertainers...I'll never worship them as so many seem to. Flame suit ON.
Like politicians, athletes and entertainers...I'll never worship them as so many seem to. Flame suit ON.
I was a huge fan of the Sgt Fury comic books when I was 10 and 11. They were pretty progressive, combating racial and national prejudice. One of the Howlers was black, one was Jewish, and one was a free German fighting the Nazis. Good stuff for a young fellow.
RIP Stan!
RIP Stan!
Originally Posted by Astro14
We've lost a great storyteller who fundamentally transformed the genre, and the movies that followed. Heroes with real problems, from issues like Peter Parker's unrequited crushes to Tony Stark's alcoholism to the reluctance of the Fantastic Four to accept their new powers, Stan Lee's characters, including the villains, were real, and he ushered in a great age of comic writing. The incredible success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe attests to his desire to craft genuine characters, where their fears, struggles, flaws and triumphs were the central story, and the colorful costumes and super powers merely the venue in which those struggles took place.
RIP Stan Lee.
Very well said. RIP Mr. Lee.
We've lost a great storyteller who fundamentally transformed the genre, and the movies that followed. Heroes with real problems, from issues like Peter Parker's unrequited crushes to Tony Stark's alcoholism to the reluctance of the Fantastic Four to accept their new powers, Stan Lee's characters, including the villains, were real, and he ushered in a great age of comic writing. The incredible success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe attests to his desire to craft genuine characters, where their fears, struggles, flaws and triumphs were the central story, and the colorful costumes and super powers merely the venue in which those struggles took place.
RIP Stan Lee.
Very well said. RIP Mr. Lee.
Originally Posted by Astro14
We've lost a great storyteller who fundamentally transformed the genre, and the movies that followed. Heroes with real problems, from issues like Peter Parker's unrequited crushes to Tony Stark's alcoholism to the reluctance of the Fantastic Four to accept their new powers, Stan Lee's characters, including the villains, were real, and he ushered in a great age of comic writing. The incredible success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe attests to his desire to craft genuine characters, where their fears, struggles, flaws and triumphs were the central story, and the colorful costumes and super powers merely the venue in which those struggles took place.
RIP Stan Lee.
Well said!!
We've lost a great storyteller who fundamentally transformed the genre, and the movies that followed. Heroes with real problems, from issues like Peter Parker's unrequited crushes to Tony Stark's alcoholism to the reluctance of the Fantastic Four to accept their new powers, Stan Lee's characters, including the villains, were real, and he ushered in a great age of comic writing. The incredible success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe attests to his desire to craft genuine characters, where their fears, struggles, flaws and triumphs were the central story, and the colorful costumes and super powers merely the venue in which those struggles took place.
RIP Stan Lee.
Well said!!
A sad day.
I will miss seeing him cameo in future Marvel movies. Hopefully, he already got his scenes done for Avengers 4 and Captain Marvel.
Excelsior, Mr. Lee.
I will miss seeing him cameo in future Marvel movies. Hopefully, he already got his scenes done for Avengers 4 and Captain Marvel.
Excelsior, Mr. Lee.
Wow, what a life! Just think of how many kids he entertained over the years, not to mention the life long entertainment that followed from it.
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