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NBCU to tubthump Stan Lee's 'Guardian' - Entertainment News, Film News, Media - Variety I know from seeing Stan Lee at this year's MegaCon that the man does not stop. While others may paint him as the less talented member of the Kirby/Lee dynamic duo, it is clear he brought and continues to bring a level of creative energy to his work most people can't match. At this point, his name along is enough to get the average person to stop and take notice, so this deal makes a lot of sense for everyone involved. Still, with the Kirby family lawsuit not settled, for some Stan Lee signifies how creators can be abused by corporations. I think this played in the background of DC Comics' holding the line at 2.99 campaign and it will continue to be an issue with DC and Marvel announcing major digital campaigns. Marvel's decision to join with Starbucks to stream it massive digital catalog for free and DC's announcement of Day and Date digital distribution post...

Arnold Schwarzenegger's decision to partner with Stan Lee and become "The Governator" in a new animated series highlights the influence of superhero comic culture on mainstream entertainment. Whatever the obstacles to attracting new readers to print comics, digital media continues to offer opportunities for creators to reach a global audience. While innovative new ideas abound, established brands can and do find an audience. Teaming up with Stan Lee allows Schwarzenegger to use the superhero archetype to continue his unique brand. Superheroes are the perfect venue because these characters brings together values, ideas, and desire associated with the U.S. experience in a narrative form deceptive in its simplicity, yet powerful in impact. Having seen Stan Lee at MegaCon , I know that he continues to be a creative and marketing machine. Still, this latest project emphasizes the unique space superheroes occupy in the modern cultural landscape. For Schwarzenegger, ...

The characters Stan Lee thinks he should have created....Wolverine and Deadpool!!

Stan Lee says he always hated teenage sidekicks, so when he was thinking about creating Spider-Man he wanted to make a teenage character that was real. A character like teenagers actual were, one with money problems, one that wasn't too handsome, one that struggled with regular guy problems.

Stan Lee says he doesn't understand Steve Ditko. He doesn't have a lot of contact with him.

Stan Lee says he wants to see the Black Panther and Doctor Strange made into films.

Stan Lee says he isn't planning to write scripts for the new BOOM Studio books he working on right now.

The question to Stan Lee is Mets or Yankees? The answer is Yankees !

Stan Lee says he doesn't know the creators working today. He is so busy, he does not get the chance to read comics.

According to Stan Lee, the most important thing is to create characters people care about. If you do that, the audience will react when you put them into dangers.

Stan Lee can push product... new projects at BOOM Studio, a new superhero comic for Archie, and a new reality show on the History Channel.

Stan Lee has created the Mighty Seven for Archie Comics, the company's first superhero comic.

Still, a guy just ask me who he is......