RIP Stan Lee
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RIP Stan Lee
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Re: RIP Stan Lee
Aw, shit.... No...
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Sad. Very few creative minds have impacted the world the way his did.
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Re: RIP Stan Lee
Ouch.
I will say, I am happy to think that he left us knowing full well how much we all appreciated and loved him and his work.
That’s a rare accomplishment in life. Kudos to him.
I will say, I am happy to think that he left us knowing full well how much we all appreciated and loved him and his work.
That’s a rare accomplishment in life. Kudos to him.
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Re: RIP Stan Lee
Boo!
RIP, Stan the Man- excelsior!
RIP, Stan the Man- excelsior!
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Re: RIP Stan Lee
Well shit. Excelsior, Mr. Lee.
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Re: RIP Stan Lee
Saw the title and blurted out "OH NO!" Guy has been around a long time. Had started to worry about him over the last year with less appearances and hearing of falls and care at home.
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Re: RIP Stan Lee
My vocal response to seeing the title mimicked Paingod's.
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Re: RIP Stan Lee
A true legend.
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Going to miss his cameos. All ways loved it when he would show up.
X-Men — hot dog vendor
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•Daredevil — confused man reading newspaper
•Hulk — security guard
•Spider-Man 2 — man in trench coat
•Fantastic Four — postal worker
•X-Men: The Last Stand — man watering lawn
•Spider-Man 3 — man who talks to Peter Parker
•Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer — himself
•Iron Man — mistaken as Hugh Hefner
•The Incredible Hulk — guarana soda victim
•Iron Man 2 — Larry King
•Thor — driver trying to retrieve Mjølnir with a tow hitch
•Captain America: The First Avenger — military official
•The Avengers — chess-playing superhero skeptic
•The Amazing Spider-Man — classical music-loving librarian
•Iron Man 3 — beauty pageant judge
•Thor: The Dark World — man who wants shoe back
•Captain America: The Winter Soldier — security guard
•The Amazing Spider-Man 2 — man at graduation ceremony
•Guardians of the Galaxy — “Class A creeper” chatting up redhead
•Big Hero 6 — distant father to Fred with similar underwear habits
•Avengers: Age of Ultron — veteran at a bar
•Ant-Man — bartender
•Deadpool — strip club emcee
•Captain America: Civil War — FedEx guy
X-Men Apocalypse — man watching nuclear weapons
•Doctor Strange — oblivious bus rider
X-Men — hot dog vendor
•Spider-Man — man who rescues child
•Daredevil — confused man reading newspaper
•Hulk — security guard
•Spider-Man 2 — man in trench coat
•Fantastic Four — postal worker
•X-Men: The Last Stand — man watering lawn
•Spider-Man 3 — man who talks to Peter Parker
•Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer — himself
•Iron Man — mistaken as Hugh Hefner
•The Incredible Hulk — guarana soda victim
•Iron Man 2 — Larry King
•Thor — driver trying to retrieve Mjølnir with a tow hitch
•Captain America: The First Avenger — military official
•The Avengers — chess-playing superhero skeptic
•The Amazing Spider-Man — classical music-loving librarian
•Iron Man 3 — beauty pageant judge
•Thor: The Dark World — man who wants shoe back
•Captain America: The Winter Soldier — security guard
•The Amazing Spider-Man 2 — man at graduation ceremony
•Guardians of the Galaxy — “Class A creeper” chatting up redhead
•Big Hero 6 — distant father to Fred with similar underwear habits
•Avengers: Age of Ultron — veteran at a bar
•Ant-Man — bartender
•Deadpool — strip club emcee
•Captain America: Civil War — FedEx guy
X-Men Apocalypse — man watching nuclear weapons
•Doctor Strange — oblivious bus rider
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Re: RIP Stan Lee
'Nuff Said
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Those may not stop. Last I heard he had several more pre-filmed for just this eventuality.UsulofDoom wrote: ↑Mon Nov 12, 2018 3:37 pm Going to miss his cameos. All ways loved it when he would show up.
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Wow, I honestly thought was the Highlander. It didn't seem like anything could stop the man. RIP to a legend.
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I'm just glad he lived long enough to see his work embraced by the mainstream. It took a long time, but he witnessed his characters go from niche kid stuff to global box office phenomenons. That's awesome. Very sad day but I take comfort that he left behind a legacy of characters that show no signs of slowing down.
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95 is a good run, and all that he accomplished is amazing, still going to miss him. RIP.
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Well it was a matter of time and he did so much with what he got on the clock. RIP good sir.
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He always seemed like he was having fun as A True Believer.
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My opinion of him changed over time, from cool, he's doing cameos, to annoying, he's doing cameos, to cool, he really seems to get a kick out of it. And he never took himself seriously that I ever saw. I quite highly value the ability to laugh at yourself.
I'm not exactly a fan of his but he seemed to be having fun and I also value the ability to have fun.
I don't feel much sorrow at his passing, but that's not to say I feel nothing. He seems to have lived a long life and brought joy to a lot of people. That's a life worthwhile, and that's all we hope for any of us. Kudos.
I'm not exactly a fan of his but he seemed to be having fun and I also value the ability to have fun.
I don't feel much sorrow at his passing, but that's not to say I feel nothing. He seems to have lived a long life and brought joy to a lot of people. That's a life worthwhile, and that's all we hope for any of us. Kudos.
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He was a pop culture icon. It's remarkable that people are still enjoying the same characters and stories that I enjoyed in the 1960s -- and that they only kept getting more and more popular is amazing.
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Don't worry, these characters never stay dead. He will be back in an issue or two.
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The impact he had on American culture (and people around the world) is immeasurable. One of the greats. RIP
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I think they should have a scene in a Marvel movie at his grave site for one last cameo. I think it would be respectful.
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I was heartbroken.No one person that I’ve never met had influenced my life more than Mr.Lee...it was an escape as a child growing up in constant chaotic situations due to bad parenting.At least until I was sent to live with my nanny and uncle,whom many of u know as Rip on here.
I’ve been reading comics since I was old enough to read,and that’ll never change.His characters he created or had a hand in creating were some of my favorites,especially Spider-Man.
‘Nuff said
I’ve been reading comics since I was old enough to read,and that’ll never change.His characters he created or had a hand in creating were some of my favorites,especially Spider-Man.
‘Nuff said
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so Rip was your Nanny? That explains a lot actuallySnarlQuigmire wrote: ↑Thu Dec 13, 2018 3:50 pm I was heartbroken.No one person that I’ve never met had influenced my life more than Mr.Lee...it was an escape as a child growing up in constant chaotic situations due to bad parenting.At least until I was sent to live with my nanny and uncle,whom many of u know as Rip on here.
I’ve been reading comics since I was old enough to read,and that’ll never change.His characters he created or had a hand in creating were some of my favorites,especially Spider-Man.
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Im going to miss his cameos. Hell yes they were cornball cheesy as can be. But with each movie it became a Where's Stan game to me. Id nudge the wife quietly "there he isssss!"
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He's got 7(?) in the can. He'll outlive all of us on film.
Daehawk wrote:Im going to miss his cameos. Hell yes they were cornball cheesy as can be. But with each movie it became a Where's Stan game to me. Id nudge the wife quietly "there he isssss!"
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Someone somewhere once suggested that if there were to ever be a biopic, that Bryan Cranston should play him. I fully agree. Brilliant in Breaking Bad and Trumbo.
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The Stan Lee cameo in Spider-Verse was a tough one. It's funny, because there's supposed to be a joke involved, but no one in the theater laughed.
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Can you give a spoiler on what it was?
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news story I read says that the cameo he did in Deadpool or DP2 made him damn mad because he was a DJ in a strip club and his scene was the only one filmed on set instead of on location
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Thanks, Eel. I can see why that would be uncomfortable.
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Is weird that as described I don't think it was meant to be funny and isn't uncomfortable either?
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