RIP Stan Lee

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RIP Stan Lee

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Chucked it into the Death Watch thread, but dude deserves his own. :cry:

Thanks for all the excitement man. You did something extraordinary.

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Man that's a bummer. 95 though, he lived a life for sure.
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Holy shit, I thought that guy would live forever. No more Marvel movie cameos :(
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Growing up a comic book nerd, he was a GOD among men. He influenced and created the modern super hero as we know it. Well past a legend, he was The Man. I expect to see a lot of tributes in the next few weeks. But Silver and Golden Age of Comics were among his greatest creations. We will never see another one like him for generations. Thank you Stan.
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Oh man; not a comic book guy but dude was an absolute legend. Definitely lived a long and full life.
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Stan worked on Captain America #3, that was his first comic.

He created:
Spider Man
Iron Man
X Men
The Fantastic Four
The Hulk
Thor
Daredevil
Doctor Strange
The Avengers
Black Panther
The Silver Surfer
Ant Man
and just about every Marvel character created from 1945-1972.
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Dude... What a legend. I'm happy that he's immortalized in all the movies he's contributed to and comics he's created over the years. RIP, Stan Lee.
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:cry: :cry: RIP. Comics books were definitively a big part of my childhood.
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RIP Stan. What a life. He certainly enriched my own childhood and youth.
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I have about 200 comics, mostly X-Men. This is sad news but hard to be too broken up about a dude who lived to be 95 and seemingly lived a fun full life.

Off to the great superhero universe in the sky with 'ye Mr. Lee...
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Not really a comic book guy, but I have mad respect for Stan Lee. He will forever be remembered for the characters he created and developed. Not to mention, an entire segment of Hollywood owes their billions to him!
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R.I.P. you will live forever in our hearts
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Chris Z wrote:Growing up a comic book nerd, he was a GOD among men. He influenced and created the modern super hero as we know it. Well past a legend, he was The Man. I expect to see a lot of tributes in the next few weeks. But Silver and Golden Age of Comics were among his greatest creations. We will never see another one like him for generations. Thank you Stan.


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