RIP Stan Lee

The catalog of this man's life's work is extraordinary.

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/12/obituaries/stan-lee-dead.html

RIP.

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I love Stan's work, I grew up on it like most of you guys. He looked great for 95, what an amazing life. The only bright side is no more cameos in every fucking movie. RIP, Stan. You were Super...

wompaa said:

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Like your liver...

wompaa said:

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Your mom's tits are fake.

neosapien said:

Your mom's tits are fake.

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I thought they looked weird when she laid on her back. They didn't spread out at all.

This thread brought back a strange memory.

Old polish guy named Stanley had a local bar Stanley's for decades.

But everybody called it Stan Lee's, with the definitive pause. Never knew why.

Best bar in town, he cleaned the tap system daily. Nobody else does that. He died a millionaire, never took a vacation and was open 7 days a week for over 30 yrs. Gone for 10 yrs., and I could go for a draft too.

95 was a good long run, RIP Stan Lee.

tangerinegreen555 said:

I thought they looked weird when she laid on her back. They didn't spread out at all.

This thread brought back a strange memory.

Old polish guy named Stanley had a local bar Stanley's for decades.

But everybody called it Stan Lee's, with the definitive pause. Never knew why.

Best bar in town, he cleaned the tap system daily. Nobody else does that. He died a millionaire, never took a vacation and was open 7 days a week for over 30 yrs. Gone for 10 yrs., and I could go for a draft too.

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I've missed you, good to have you back.

rip stan, sorry about the fake but you can see all from up there so you'll understand.

please excuse the discusting black tounges in the posts above ... funeral day an all an all they think is this.


rip

R.I.P


I've always been a huge fan of Marvel Comics

RIP LEE

A SHORT LIST OF THE TV AND MOVIE CHARACTERS WE WOULDN’T HAVE WITHOUT STAN LEE
By Mike Murphy 3 hours ago


Stan Lee, the visionary Marvel comic writer, died today at 95.

He, along with longtime co-creators like Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko (who also died earlier this year), was instrumental in creating some of the most popular characters and stories in the world—which are now worth billions of dollars. They may have started out as comic-book heroes, villains, and personalities, but have since transcended to star in animated series, live-action shows, and many blockbuster movies.

Below is a short list of the most iconic of the onscreen characters we’d be without if Lee had not put pen to paper. (Lee and his partners created hundreds of characters to fill out the worlds their heroes lived in.) We’ve bolded the ones who have had movies named after them:

Character
Angel
Ant-Man
Aunt May Parker
Beast
Black Panther
Black Widow
Captain Marvel*
Cyclops
Daredevil
Doctor Doom
Doctor Strange
Dr. Octopus
Galactus
Green Goblin
Groot
Guardians of the Galaxy
Gwen Stacy
Hawkeye
Heimdall
Hela
Hulk
Human Torch
Iceman
Invisible Woman
Iron Man
J. Jonah Jameson
Jean Grey
Juggernaut
Kingpin
Kraven the Hunter
Loki
Magneto
Mandarin
Marvel Girl
Mary Jane Watson
Mastermind
Mister Fantastic
MODOK
Mysterio
Nick Fury
Peggy Carter
Pepper Potts
Professor X
Prowler
Quicksilver
Red Skull
Sandman
Scarlet Witch
She-Hulk
Shocker
Silver Surfer
Spider-Man
The Avengers
The Fantastic Four
Thing
Thor
Toad
Uncle Ben Parker
Vision
Vulture
Wasp
X-Men
Yondu

https://qz.com/quartzy/1460791/all-the-iconic-tv-and-movie-characters-stan-lee-helped-create/

And those are just some of his creations. For a more inclusive listing visit the wiki link.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Characters_created_by_Stan_Lee

Stan had such a vast imaginative and creative mind. I wonder if he smoked weed?

Rip

RIP thanks for what you gave to me, and everyone else.

I always loved marvel comics and didn't like DC at all.

RIP STAN LEE thanks for the endless enjoyment

Hugh thanks you, too, for giving him a career...

I had totally forgot about this. I first read it in 1968 when I was 14.

For those who weren't around or don't remember 1968, it was a very, very mean year. Probably the meanest year of my lifetime. Google Vietnam, Martin Luther King and Bobby Kennedy for historical details.