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Stan Lee

Stan Lee

Stan Lee is a comic book creator who frequently makes guest appearances in comics.

Name:
Stan Lee
Publisher:
Real name:
Stanley Martin Lieber
Aliases:
  • Stanley Martin Lieber
  • Stan the Man
Birth date:
December 28th, 1922
Gender:
Male
Powers:
  • Gadgets
  • Intellect
  • Unarmed Combat
First issue:
All Winners Comics (1941) #2 Carnival of Death
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Brief History

Marvel Comics

The fictional counterpart of Stan Lee who himself lives in the Marvel Universe. This Stan first appeared in All-Winners Comic #2 where he convinces The All-Winners Squad to let The Destroyer and The Whizzer join the team. After that, Stan made many appearances in the early Fantastic Four comics and other Marvel Comics. Like in the real world, he is the editor/writer of the Marvel Comics Studio's together with his Bullpen friends. Once, the Impossible Man demanded his own comic miniseries, and Stan Lee supposedly agrees. However, this turned out to be a fib.

Stan Lee was once abducted by the aliens known as the Other. He was very calm and collected aboard the ship where he met Henrietta Rose. They had experimented on him, but he could not say what they did. He was returned to Earth and somehow remembered the story so he could tell it to us comic readers.

Spidey and Stan
Spidey and Stan

In 2006 Stan had team-ups with his most famous creations such as Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, Doctor Doom, The Thing, The Silver Surfer, Professor X and Magneto.

Archie Comics

Stan Lee and the Mighty 7
Stan Lee and the Mighty 7

Then by 2012, Stan is hired by Archie Comics to create a new comic book series. After some unsuccessful pitches, Stan felt disappointment and seemed he finally ran out of ideas. As he was about to announce his retirement from the comic book industry, fate had other plans for Stan. He witnessed an alien spaceship crash in the desert and witnessed seven superpowered aliens emerging from the wreckage. Amazed by their presence, Stan takes them under his wing as they would inspire him to create "reality superheroes" as his next comic book idea for Archie Comics. Giving his newfound friends codenames to conceal their secret identities (Strong Arm, Silver Skylark, Laser Lord, Lady Lightning, Roller Man, Micro, and Kid Kinergy), Stan christens them as "The Mighty 7".

Issues

May 1962

January 1963

January 1964

August 1964

September 1965

October 1965

June 1967

September 1967

November 1967

September 1968

November 1968

February 1969

May 1969

December 1969

March 1970

August 1970

August 1971

January 1972

July 1972

February 1973

January 1975

April 1976

November 1976

January 1977

March 1977

May 1977

June 1977

Volumes

1951

1952

1961

1963

1964

1965

1966

1967

1968

1969

1972

1973

1975

1976

1977

1981

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