Stan Lee, born Stanley Martin Lieber (New York, 28 December 1922 - Los Angeles, 12 November 2018), was an American comic book writer, editor and publisher. He joined Timely Comics in 1940, became its editor-in-chief, and led the company as it grew into Marvel Comics. In the 1960s he co-created the Fantastic Four (1961), the Hulk and Thor (1962) and the X-Men (1963) with Jack Kirby, and Spider-Man (1962) and Doctor Strange (1963) with Steve Ditko. His way of working with artists became known as the Marvel method. He founded POW! Entertainment in 2001 and made cameo appearances in most films adapted from Marvel comics.
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Stan Lee, born Stanley Martin Lieber (New York, 28 December 1922 - Los Angeles, 12 November 2018), was an American comic book writer, editor and publisher. He joined Timely Comics in 1940, became its editor-in-chief, and led the company as it grew into Marvel Comics. In the 1960s he co-created the Fantastic Four (1961), the Hulk and Thor (1962) and the X-Men (1963) with Jack Kirby, and Spider-Man (1962) and Doctor Strange (1963) with Steve Ditko. His way of working with artists became known as the Marvel method. He founded POW! Entertainment in 2001 and made cameo appearances in most films adapted from Marvel comics.
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