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| Just received my monthly issue of AARP magazine. For those of you not familiar, it's a magazine for folks over 50 like myself. This month's issue had a very detailed article on Stan Lee and the elder abuse charges against people he trusted as well as his daughter. Rest in Peace Stan. Excelsior! | ||
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| Stan's handlers had him sign so many books that they have ultimately devalued his signature's worth and diminished his reputation as comics greatest Super-Hero. He is now regarded in some circles as either a money-grubber or a patsy. What an ill-starred ending to a stellar career. As we say in French "C'est dommage" or "It's sad". | ||
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 You do know that the new guy brings the donuts, right?
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DWeeB1967 private msg quote post Address this user | |
| While I'm not really an autograph collector (I have a few signed books but don't actively pursue signatures), the way that Stan Lee was treated near the end of his life is why I purposefully avoid books with his sig. I'll never have one in my collection. Nothing against those on the forum who feel otherwise. This is just the way I feel about the issue. |
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 I don't believe this....and I know you don't care that I don't believe this.
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| I choose to remember Stan as the co-creator of virtually an entire universe of great characters. I am also a huge fan of Kirby and Ditko and because of what I've read there's conflict sometimes in my opinion of Stan....but generally and for the most part I love what he's created and what he's about. | ||
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 Please continue to ignore anything I post.
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| I'll always remember him with his Stans remarks on the marvel bulletin page with what titles were coming out that month. This was in the year 1987. And it's nice to read his other remarks when I buy back issues | ||
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 Masculinity takes a holiday.
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| Wasn't it DK2 where Luthor turned Flash into a human Power Plant? Had him running constantly on a generator to provide power to the Eastern Seaboard or something? That's the disturbing visual I have for the final years of Stan Lee. Just signing autographs day after day, hour after hour to provide the fuel for the cash machine that his handlers had created. | ||
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