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I know it's hard to pick, but what do people think is Stan Lee's greatest creation?
Culturally, SpiderMan - the superhero with superproblems.
Literarily, Silver Surfer or Dr. Doom, the most tragic figures in the early Marvel Universe.
I knew this day was coming, I was waiting for how I might feel for me to experience the death of someone that inspiration for me. But unlike musicians and actors that often die 1/2 or 1/3rd (or 1/4th) this age, I was expecting and content with the outcome of his life. Aside from the shock of the headline finally coming out, I think I can be content just saying so long.
Still, a universe without Stan The Man is a poorer one.
Thanks for the memories. The last cameo is going to be very emotional for viewers.
Which movie is that in?
It's almost ironic that I was just finishing a Batman arc when I first heard the news. The news of his death doesn't really leave me sad (He lived a fuller life than most of us ever will) but does find me acknowledging the end of an era.
Thank you Stan Lee!
Excelsior indeed
I know it's hard to pick, but what do people think is Stan Lee's greatest creation?
The neatest thing for Stan Lee must have been to see the realistic-looking movie adaptions of all those comics that he worked on for decades.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Which movie is that in?
I guess the second part of Infinity War, coming up next year. Filming of that one has long been completed. But I'm not up to speed with the MCU at large, so there might be some other minor movie. EDIT: there is Captain Marvel too, already wrapped; and there are rumours that others might have already been filmed, for projects further down the line.