Morning, Fam…
So, I gave
myself a day to digest the fact that Stan Lee’s died. Comics as we know them is no more. That sounds dramatic, I know, but think about
it.
The man was
95, he started started in the comic business as a grunt at 17 filling inkwells among
other stuff according to Ain’t It Cool News, and two years later, Lee was doing
comics. With DC Comics leading the pack
in the 50s, the owner of Timely, Atlas and Marvel Comics tasked Lee with coming
up with a rival superhero team…Fantastic Four was born. Not to sound cliché, but the rest is history.
Of course,
the man was so much more than his comics.
Again, according to Ain’t It Cool News, he was a vet, having served in
the army in WWII as well as being a husband, father, and grandfather. He was a role model to millions to know what
could be.
According to
MovieWeb, he’d finished shooting his cameo for Avengers 4, a treat fans looked forward to ever since the MCU’d
been brought to film, so we’ll get to see him one last time come May.
Our condolences
to Mr. Lee’s family, friends, and fans.
Be good to
each other.
-J-
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