Stan Lee explains why Spider-Man is just a regular guy, 1977
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- In 1977, Stan Lee (1922-2018) explains how Spider-Man's problems make him a more relatable and popular superhero.
Here's a clip from a 1977 appearance on CBC's 90 Minutes Live, in which Stan Lee talks about Spider-Man and how he is a character who people can relate to - moreso than the perfect heroes of the past.
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To think Spider-Man was considered a joke back then, now he’s the most recognizable face in Marvel
@The Riddler literally no. Spidey was only thought of as a joke in the beginning when stan's boss didnt like the idea of spiderman because people dont like spiders or teenagers cant be superheroes but only sidekicks. But when spidey appeared in amazing fantasy 15 people loved him and they wanted more. Spidey has always been popular not just because of the movies but because he is singlehandedly the most relatable superhero on the planet to many many people.
@The Riddler It's not just the movies. Spiderman sells more merchandise than any Marvel character. His games sell the best and generally speaking he has the best solo games. Also his comics sell well too.
@The Riddler facts
@The Riddler Actually Spiderman games have always been more successful than other Marvel characters. Same with many of his comics. Spiderman has been Marvel's cash cow for years.
@The Riddler Erm Iron Man, Hulk, the X-men etc. If you think the movies made Spiderman mainstream you're beyond delusional. The first Spiderman movie came out in my generation. Even my Mother liked Spiderman as a kid and she has never read a comic before.
Dude was 55 years old when he did this interview and he was as energetic and engaging as a guy half his age. Stan The Man was truly one for the ages.
but he looked considerably older than 55.
Yes
i so agreee, if his hair was dyed black, id say he was 38 or something, not 55. He seems like a happy easy going guy tho, i guess thts the reason he looked so young at tht age:)
Doesnt look bad for 55 actually
He sure was great at taking credit for other people's work, especially Jack Kirby. What a gem!
This is the longest I’ve seen him without his glasses.
I know right
It’s kinda scary
@@birdboy16 damn, i didn't even realize it. My brain just put the glasses on subconsciously i guess
Me too
Yep
This is exactly why Spider-Man 2 is one of the best Marvel movies ever made. College, grades, financials, work stress, making time for family, friendships, heartbreak, time for yourself and setting your priorities straight. Way more relatable than flying around and being indestructible.
That’s what I missed in Tom hollands movies they got the character completely wrong. Hopefully the next movies will improve as it seems a clean slate was given
@@isaaccurrie5353 i mean homecoming and especially Far from home perfectly showed us the difficulties of balancing Peter Parkers private life and superhero life
@@isaaccurrie5353 I feel, after no way home, Tom Hollands spiderman has the potential to be as good as maguires spiderman in those factors, if not any better 🤔
@@mantavya2001 idk yet but yes that’s the clean slate I’m referring to in the comment
@@isaaccurrie5353 Thankfully they somewhat went back to that version of spidy in NWH and I believe thats exactly what they wanted to set up for the next 3 movies. We get the peter parker / spiderman that no one knows who he is. He can go back to struggling with being a super hero / being a normal young adult with a job and bills. I think it will make the relationship between him and mary jane even better with him not wanting to repeat what he did in the first 3 movies. He will have a hard time telling Mary Jane he is the spider man.
The necklace, the bracelet, the watch, the ring, the shirt, the jacket, the hair, the moustache. He looked more like a playboy than a comic book artist. Legend.
János Kelemen *comic book writer.
Dude had the charisma of Tony Stark
He was happily married lmao
A Chad
Looks like he keeps cocaine on him at all times.
70's Stan looks like he's ready for some wild times.
Was good friends with Hugh Hefner. Fact.
Shagging some hairy bushes on a shag carpet
Well he did say in ant man and the wasp “the 60’s were fun but now they’re really starting to get to me” (phrased like i remembered)
@@newman1399 .... ( insert joke about Superman doing his job for once )....
he said he never did drugs tho
"the world is so crazy, if you present things the way they really are it comes across as broad satire"
I don't think this could be more true nowadays
Please explain in simple words I'm weak on English!! The stan Lee quote. 🙏
@@KabirHimself Translation: यह बड़ी अजीब सी बात है कि जब आप लोगों को दुनिया के सच बताते हो तो उन्हें लगता है कि आप मजाक कर रहे हो और वो हंसने लगते हैं। For example हमारे education minister ने यह कहा था कि ज्योतिष विज्ञान से आगे है यह सुनकर शायद आप हस पड़े होंगे क्योंकि आप को लगा होगा कि मैं मजाक कर रहा हूं पर यह सच है। Stan Lee के कहने का मतलब यह है कि कभी कभी सच्चाई joke से ज्यादा funny होती है
@@KabirHimself when you show real moments of life in movies or comics people think it’s a joke.
Came on here to post the same thing
@@anujarora0 Thank you Mr anuj Arora!! Bhut Khoobsurat explanation hai!!
"how does spiderman fly?"
*so you've chosen war*
I love how he went about correcting him
It would have been funny if he said "By borrowing a suit from Iron Man."
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Stan in his 50s was literally Tony Stark
Coleco 84 but better
@@bryanthernandez9769 StanLee is Basic Tony stark That became Captain America and has like the great History of Thor and has the power of rage like Hulk. *SUPER SKRULL*
You can say that again!!
@@YoYo-gr9es And has the responsability of Spider-Man
*stank
Notice how Stan Lee Is surrounded by people who don't take him seriously in this interview yet he stays confident and charismatic, and now his memory will live on until the end of time. Just because people don't understand you and ridicule you doesn't make them right, keep doing what you believe In despite the criticism of others because your work can end up inspiring millions
really solid point
Well said.
Right
Thank you, I needed that.
Exactly!
"how does spiderman fly?" journalism at it's finest
Normies think every Superhero can fly.
How does Superman swing?
How does captain america crawl up walls?
How does Batman have bulletproof skin?
@@darkwolf-22 the thing is Spiderman has a flight suit (well it's used to glide but pretty similar)
"But, spiderman is not really... the way things are...?"
"oh he is"
This hits hard.
What? What does that even mean?
@@joedent3323 this means that spider man has a hard life and people didn’t even respect that he has a normal life (like in this interview)while quipping during a fight shows he has a bad life but still can be happy he can’t be bothered by getting hit by bad guys but he comes home and now he has to deal with aunt may if she angry he didn’t come home on time and his friends at school and he get picked on cuz he a nerd but he keeps going because he just likes being a nice guy yk.
@@laflame1580
Peter : I can't go to germany
Tony: why not?
Peter : I....have homework
like you said no one respect he has a normal life lmao
He Stayed cool and energetic.
fr
I'm the 400th like
He used to do cocain
Hype Hype everyone did back then
He's the best!! EXCELSIOR!!!
Wow he was an older dude even in the 70s. Still cool though.
He was 55 years old here.
The definition of "cool old guy"
This made me realize how perfect his de-aging in Endgame was.
I mean the dude was born in 1922 so not very suprising
@@Aceyface He could have turned 99 this year
this clip is so old shazam was called captain marvel
I still call Captain Marvel, Captain Marvel.
@@Kara_Kay_Eschel nice
I mean they only changed his name to Shazam in 2011.
@@adaurysantos I thought it was way longer than that, thanks for telling me
Yeah in the Mortal Kombat vs D.C game his name is Captain Marvel
Stan Lee will be missed.Can't believe his gone.
R.I.P
Rip
Same. I miss him too.
He's*
I remember in 2016 I wanted to meet him. I was watching comic con and always wanted to go sadly he passed away in 2018. If my kids someday have kids I'm going to be the coolest grandad there is
Insane, he was 55 even back in 1977, 4 years before I was born..now I'm almost 40! I swear I thought this guy would be immortal and outlive us all.
39 years ago wow. I thought he be around longer.
Also worth noting: That means he was more than 40 years old before he hit it big with the Fantastic Four. We've still got time!
@@LukeMaynard He did start working for Marvel, then Timely, when he was seventeen though. He did a lot before his creations as well
neoasura funny, I was 4 during this interview watching the original Spider-Man along with Speed racer and battle of the planets! Good days...
Stan Lee already outlived us all , it's called "IMMORTALITY"! Thanks to these interviews & of course his legacy, Stan "The Man" Lee will never be forgotten!
I understand why some many want to be "FAMOUS"! Once you're in the "public consciousness", your life changes forever, no longer a forgotten nobody, everything you do, "good" or "bad" is recorded for posterity! Fame gives anyone the ability to have a loud voice in the world, so loud you can never be ignored again, because NOW you matter!
As for me, I do not seek fame, nor do I seek "GODhood", it's too overwhelming. Besides, my anonymity is far too important for my own sanity (what little is left, LOL)!
That is why I enjoy posting comments online, best of both worlds, the ability to have a voice , while maintaining my precious anonymity!!!
I swear Stan Lee never got old mentally, every interview I’ve ever seen with him he was as sharp as a knife. He’s one person I wish I never seen died and wanted him to live longer just bcuz he was so great and still did so much with Marvel.
@KR45Y76 what did he create without jack kirby and steve ditko? nothing of worth
He lived to an ancient age. Be proud.
@@AliFareedMC well, daredevil comes to mind.
He got swindled by his assistant pretty good towards the end. But he was what, 90?
"I can't have Spiderman fly through the air like certain other guys who have capes and big letters on their chest." Stan Lee doesn't miss any oportunity to roast DC.
Friendly banter...I've seen Stan Lee in DC Documentaries and he was nothing but pure class
Can't have them flying in the air like half the X-men, or have gods and demigods.
He wasn't roasting them, he was setting up a joke.
@@Katya_Lastochka lmao exactly what I was thinking
That wasn’t what he was trying to do. Stan loved DC and was trying to make a comparison. Stan Lee even wrote some DC comics in the early 2000s
I cant believe this interview is from 1977, he was really advanced by that time. Seeing all of his ideas emerging almost 30 years after that is impressive. I will always carry something of Spiderman, and so, something of Stan.
I've never seen video of him younger before. It's like hearing old Stan Lee in someone else's body lol.
Totally agree xD
Hi after 3 years
As a kid Stan Lee was that one guy I always thought would never die
At mexico we think chabelo is the guy that will never die
Legends never die
@@drunkspongepimp6112 IT'S NOT ABOUT SOME MEXICO GUY MY DUDE. It's about stan Lee 100%
@@opmistic3459 as a loyal swj i'll get offended and call you racist
Lul :v
@@drunkspongepimp6112 we're talking about Stan Lee who died on November 11 and u bring up some guy? Sorry for the racism but seriously man
I love Stan. His mannerisms and humour remind me so much of my stepdad. They’re both my heroes.
you don't hear too many people calling their stepdad their hero
@@TheGingiGamer I mostly hear ppl call them a "daddy😏"
@@lucanijland5674 ooooook
And ily baby
What are you doing stepdad?
"The brains and creativity of ONE man created all these characters". Stan really knew how to sell that image, even if it made a lot of other creators hate him.
Yes, when the host said that I immediately thought of Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko, to name but two creators.
Even Stan himself hated the fact that people forget about Kirby and Ditko. These characters were made by a team, not one guy.
Stan always gave the artists credit. More so as time went on. Kirby was a jerk to him. Stan tried to get Kirby more money and name recognition by hiring him into marvel full time twice. Jack turned him down because he liked working at home. That hurt Jack in the long run.
@@allenglass3461 False. There were so many times he took praise for others works over the years, especially from Kirby after his death. It was Stan Lee who was the Jerk to everyone. Get your facts straight.
@@gavo7911 if he did hate it he would have mentioned them a lot
Interviewer: "But Spider-man would fly over here would he?"
Stan: "How do you think i got here?"
What a brilliant response to a stupid/naive question!!
Lool
And to think he never changed. He remained this enthusiastic about his creations and his fans right up to the end. I really miss him.
Uh he tells in this exact interview how he started putting crap in comics just to unwind and he found out that the fans loved him for doing so.
So he loved his fans back for giving him the opportunity to have fun with what he was doing.
So he probably did change, but most of the changes that made him into the LEGEND Stan Lee, whom we all love, had already happened at the time of the inteview.
R.I.P.
Diogenes2077
I guess i shouldn't have said "never". I'm far less familiar with what he was like in the 60's and earlier since he didn't do a lot of interviews or public appearances. But from the 70's onwards i don't see much of a change in him except, of course, he grew older.
Not only his vision was ahead of its time but also his humor. Rest In Peace.
The only thing that changed is his hair. Still can't believe it's almost been 3 years since he died
Wow really? Feels like just yesterday
@@TREVORVADER I know right
Actually, his hair didn't change, either. He was going bald back in the 1950s and is wearing a toupee in the interview.
Best rug in the bi’niss.
@@jiminycriket Well I guess one toupee can make a difference
Stan's tone of voice didn't change at all, so iconic 😊
Wow he was so Handsome,funny and charismatic.. Light went out but your Star shines bright.
@Michael Dust haha lol I feel bad for laughing😂😂😂
He's 50 at that time
Really lol
His face is so red
The concept he understood even back then about things being perceived as satire when written to be realistic is the concept everyone uses to this day. So cool
The way this host let's him talk and give long insightful answers seems to be something we really lack now with hosts interrupting and trying to make silly jokes while guests try to respond to questions, maybe the audiences just have shorter attention spans now who knows
how does spider man fly brother?
Conan o'Brien perhaps the only host that's still does good interviews
@@hussienbintalal91 I agree, and Graham Norton’s pretty good actually aswel
Who is this interviewer?
As a guess, and without knowing my talk show host history, I’d fathom a guess and say there was possibly one defining host along the line who made the show more about them than their guests, and their show was so popular at the time it became the norm for future talk show hosts to follow the same style.
I thought this man would Live forever 😢 we all miss him.
pokeabomb He will live forever.
In memory yes
Even his memory will die in time, as will all things we know. What's amazing is that Stan Lee will and is already remembered far more than the celebrities of his time. That is shocking, and beautiful. Kids today know who Stan Lee is. That memory for some reason will get passed on to their kids due to the characters he helped create. Lady Gaga will be forgotten, most kids don't know who Madonna (singer) was/is.
Something about that is amazing and poignant, I don't have the ability to explain it or understand it either.
95 is already consider old and outlive for today standard , pollution and junk food
If anyone deserved immortality, it's Stan Lee.
SuperSaiyan3985 and trump
SuperSaiyan3985 jk
@Kaden Stanton In a way, he'll be immortal with the legacy he left behind.
He is. His work will immortalize him like Walt Disney.
Immortality will be his Superpower, He will be remembered forever.
He’s insanely humble and his comedic timing is impeccable, truly the people’s champion. RIP
The legacy and impact of Spider-man is untouchable. What a Legendary character. God bless Stan for what he created. RIP legend.
Stan Lee looks so different but sounds exactly the same!!
But seriously, Stan Lee was an inspiration to many people. Many people started their careers and life choices because of stan lee. The people working at marvel studios, actors, and many youtube channels including mine can thank Stan Lee for their success. Thank you Stan the man Lee...RIP Stan Lee
Mr.E that’s what I clicked for I wanted to hear if his voice was any different given he was younger.
Thats how it is for nearly anyones adult voice over the years. Usually doesnt change much
His voice just got a little rougher, more gravely.
Right, looks like another person.
I couldn't agree more
"How does Spider-man fly?" Erm... what?
Lol give the guy a break, it was 1977 and Spidey *did* have web wings in the early books. 😂
It's hilarious though
@@vantusk6530 Doesn't make sense.
@@vantusk6530 not his fault your "joke" was unfunny
He meant fly through the air. Not literal flight.
'There were Captain Marvel and Superman...' about 1 minute in, the guy clearly shows that he isn't on safe grounds with comics. He probably does not even understand why he is inteviewing a guy who draws comics. But Stan Lee is kind of a gentleman about it, in a slightly ironic way, letting it slip, just calmly pointing out that he is with Marvel and not those other guys that got this guy flying around in a cape with a letter on his chest.
Exactly this 'isn't that funny?' kind of benevolent irony that made him the peoples Stan Lee.
R.I.P.
Thanks for giving us 'real' superheros that are as likeable as Donald and not as anoying as Mikey.
"But Spider-Man is not really the way things are."
"Oh he is..."
Oh you betcha
Love Stan Lee, just a shame that people like Steve Ditko were seemingly forgotten.
Steve wanted to be left alone. he didn't like publicity.
☗ R.I.P. ☗
Stan Lee
1922 - 2018
Excelsior!!
Rest in peace Stan Lee
You might have gone physically
But you always will be with us.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I bet they going to do a movie about the life of Stan Lee. I would love to watch a movie about his life.
+Crazy Hellmans, I Totally Super Agree with you, Friend. Stan Lee is Off to Comic Con Plaza Heaven with Adam West the Original (1960s) King of Batman Himself as a Bonus Now. So, We're Gonna Miss Both of Those Two Heroic Guys in Comic Con Plaza Heaven Up In The Heavely-Cloud Cities in the Heavens Now. Sorry For Your Loss. :'-((
@@adnibhaal agreed, and i'm the kind of guy who wouldn't give a guy too much credit unless it's called for, and he deserved one credit above all else, he saw the bigger picture before everyone else in regards to comic books, may he rest in peace.
Crazzy Hellmans wow... he was 55 here!
Nuff said
Man. He looked so young!
FlamieCat! The Videogame Cat *old, he always looked old
@Default User 1922 to be exact. December 28, 1922.
Even in cameos u can see that young thoughts on him
Isn't Father Time a douchebag?
He was never old.
This guy was pure class. Notice the self deprecating humor and makes it a point to pay a compliment to the lady and puts everyone at ease.
What an absolute gentleman. Rest in peace brother
This interview came out a year before Superman The Movie.
Let *that* sink in.
No it didn't
It would only sink in for people who are old af
Otherwise, for people in their 20s, like myself, it means nothing
@@Jeremy-jm3fe I'm 28 😂 and if you care at all about these newer comic book movies, then why not give a *little* more respect to Superman The Movie.
Without it, none of the other stuff would be here.
I just thought it was cool that Stan had such a vision for these characters at a time where the *first* big superhero movie hadnt even come out yet.
I don't get it.Sink what?
@@daddyinthestreetsenpaiinth9250 I think what he means is that Stan Lee created all these well known characters, people already knew about them on that scale before the first Superman came out in 1978. "Let it Sink in"
He thought the fans were crazy BACK THEN....
They were. They still are.
I am 35 year old now
Reading marvel comics from 90s
Watched all marvel movies
@@GreggyAck He's saying that people are even more crazy now. Than they were back then.
Damn near 50 years later and Lee's characters are still huge icons in media
Spider-Man and Superman are my favourite heroes and Stan was such a great writer, and a great editor. But Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko deserve more credit!
You wouldn't know it's him until he started speaking 😂
Yeah he looked so different in the seventies.
Nah, it was obivous from the stache and the sunglasses.
@@opmistic3459 Well yeah he was 42 years younger
Coulda' sworn at first I thought it was Hugh Hefner.
As he got older his voiced gained more of that texture and "bang" "zoom" comic-like sound we loved.
The perfect embassador for comics.
I love how hosts let guests speak back in the days
He's one of the people if not the only person I knew about who kept up his look the same until he died. With his mustache and glasses
Thanks you CBC for caring about Stan Lee's Death :'( Thank you so much.
Yep, He's in a Better Place with Adam West, Because Adam West the True King of Batman of the 1960s also Died First. :'-(
And We're so Sorry For Your Loss. :'-(
@@kevp9601 Yes, He ha also joined Uncle Ben. :'(
Yup, that's why it's advertised
Yes. I'm sure it's not a pr move to capitalise on all the coverage of Stan lately.
"How does Spider-Man fly?"
Biggest face palm of my life.
Imagine meeting THE Stan Lee, a man who thought up a universe and built a generation... and saying something as idiotic as "hOw DoEs SpIdEr MaN fLy!?!?"
“We try to be very scientific and very accurate about everything we do”
“I can’t let spiderman flying through the air like certain other guys who wear capes and big letters on their chests”
Damn
Ironically DC was big on science in the 60s. Science facts in-between the comics.
@@DSan-kl2yc DC was mostly magical science though. Marvel were more probable science
@@Anon-qp3kt umm thor?
@@Iron-Waffle funnily enough, in another interview he did he said that Thor’s method of flight was realistic cause rather than just jumping up and flying like Superman, he spins his hammer and throws it as far as he can and then just grabs on by the strap.
@@DSan-kl2yc Big on drugs too like most of the industry.
Charming, classy, wholesome.
Will be missed.
He always was a super charismatic guy ❤ rest in peace
4:17 that lowkey diss to superman is hilarious
lol yeah stan was the man and he will definitely be missed but Marvel has superman influenced heroes and heroes just as powerful as superman...even back then they had Thor...Hulk..Silver sufur and theres nothing realistic or relatable about any of them..Lol
jason hearn He was obviously joking...
@@morganfreeman2102 ....good point
V P The Hulk much more remicient of Frankenstein, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, and the model of a world class bodybuilder of the time. The horrors of radiation and a repressive psyche.
Tony Stark has some similarities to Bruce Wayne, like many protagonists of the time, but he is modeled seemingly closer to Clark Gable and Errol Flynn. He was specifically a defense contractor/inventor.
Playboy/millionaire, you could argue, but was certainly not the first playboy millionaire character, those characters are littered through fiction.
Superman is the influence of many characters, even Sentry. But Sentry created by Paul Jenkins and Jae Lee.
Though, Superman himself is influenced by many other heroes. He was not the first to fly, have super-strength, have a secret identity, costume, cape, X-ray/heat vision, and etc. Almost all of his powers came from other characters.
Your point being, once again?
@V PHave you no respect for the dead? Guess not. And he changed comics forever. He made superheroes humans instead of Greek Mythology like DC did. The MCU crushed DCEU because of Stan Lee and the groundbreaking writing he did. Also, Batman is a lot like Zorro. Superman is a lot like John Carter (alien that gains superstrength and amazing leaping abilities on another world). They aren't ripped off, but there are similarities.
“If your kids don’t know them, then I wonder if they’re really learning about the world as they ought to” - this is so on point
God Stan was so cool in the 70s
Stan was one of those guys who was just always cool
Always has been
Stan was always cool up until his death and even after he's cool
@@garlicsalt317 Nah. He was cool until he started embracing his PC audience.
@@mrusername3438 what's wrong with personal computers?
He knew about character conflicts and drama before most people would realize what makes these characters work well. Excelsior Stan!!!
This video literally makes me so sad watching it in 2019. Just take in all the happiness he’s brought to people because of his mind and imagination.
Dude Stan Lee looks like such a badass in the 70s. Oh my God. We should have gotten a STAN LEE ACTION MOVIE.
Rest in peace Stan. I miss you everyday.
He was a brilliant, Charming Man with a great sense of humor he will be dearly missed
He was so handsome and Classy man...
He was so charismatic. You could know his face and voice immediately. Another person who you want to meet but passed before you could :( RIP
I bet back then they made fun because they didn't take children seriously. Really uptight adults. Secretly many adults loved his work back then. Glad people took comics seriously afterwards.
4:38 "Perfectly scientific and logical" HAHAHA We'll always love you Stan!
It's kind of surreal watching a clip from before I was born of such an inspirational man who's just recently passed. RIP Stan "the man" Lee, your legacy lives on.
He doesn’t look anything alike, but his voice is so recognizable
What an incredible mind. Witty, endearing, and well spoken.
"Our books at Marvel comics" The best promoter ever in the business
They say you die twice, once when the last breath leaves your body and again when your name and life is forgotten, Stan will live until the end of human existence.
In interviews Stan lee talk more about spiderman and talk less about other heros .becoz spiderman has a special place in his heart .his most fav character
Now after all this years....We are still in the hangover of SPIDERMAN...🕷️🕸️
STAN LEE u r a GEM.💛
Man he always looked so cool
@V P thank you mam you do too
@V P I am sorry 😭however thank you hot guy🔥🔥🔥
Itzel Montalvo V P isn’t wrong! You are gorgeous 💯
Who cares if she gorgeous. You need to get to know an individual first before you label someone with gorgeous.
You will always be the man. Rest in peace
I love the way Stan Lee stands behind his characters 100% love it.
I never missed a man that never knew me so much.
Heroes like him will live on in human existence as long as we read comics.
@King of The ZingerA Very Heart Warming Gift For you pal
I wish I had met him 😓
@King of The Zinger yep , the crowd increased dramatically in the past years .
I would like to see your work if you can show .
I also like to make comic.
damn i didnt know stan lee used to be young, cool.
He was always cool.
That's everyone duh
@@cookiebunny1526 I think he meant that it is cool that Stan Lee used to be young
You didn't know Stan lee was young?? Wtf??
@@akmaldanial67 yep. hence the comma
Man, I miss this dude. What a great and kind man 😢😢😢
I keep thinking about his age here and the way he talks is so energetic and young the same with the old Stan Lee in the present
I just realized how wild it was to see stan without glasses on
Excelsior Stan... wherever you are
Legend says he is still here in the Negative Universe.
*Thanos* got him
I hope he’s in heaven with Joan. I really hope they’re in a better place.
In the ground
@EtikaArchiveNetwork Don't we have more fun when people aren't idiots trying to insult someone else's ideology? :p
It's hard not to love Stan Lee. Everything about him is adorable.
"The creativity of ONE man"
And Joe Simon, Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko, John Romita, Walt Simonson, Jim Shooter, Marv Wolfman, and so many more that get uncredited in the massive legacy of the great Stan Lee. Stan was amazing but he didn't do it all himself, too many people believe that when in reality, Stan was responsible for some of Marvel's greatest heroes, but not every single one. There's respecting someone and then there's worshipping them and I feel like too many people tend to worship him instead of giving him a great amount of respect.
@@bobbybrown2291 exactly. It wasn’t JUST stan lee by any means.
@@themanstan0785 he did a lot but not all, that's something that a lot of people don't understand.
Try interviewing 27 Marvel employees. Stan loved the limelight, was good as a promoter and looked better than Kirby or Ditko in front of the camera. Promoting himself promoted Marvel.
On the other hand, he rarely offered up praise to his team, he paid them like they were free-lancers and was a lazy writer when Marvel was beginning to boom, using the Marvel Method.
@@alanb8884 Stan was an amazing person and a great promoter as you said, but if you ask a casual moviegoer who Steve Ditko is, they'll have no idea who you're talking about. If you ask them who Stan Lee is, they can at least say he's the guy in all of the Marvel movies.
Such a humble guy. Rest in peace Stan the man
4:18 that savagery
the real DC sniper! !
@The Riddler nope
I like how the host pronounced the name Spider-Man like a last name, like the characters name is like ‘Jim Spiderman’
Have you seen the Warp Zone skit titled: Jim Spiderman
Can't stand when people do that - and he continues to do it even after Stan says it the right way multiple times.
Wishe he was alive to see No way home.. he would have been very proud.. thank you sir!
me too....me too... Great man.
Stan Lee is actually really smart. Thought he was just charismatic and hard-working.
With that intro i can see why steve ditko was pissed.
R.I.P. Stan
I like how he throws shade at them straight to their face about not getting food and he covers it up as a joke.😂
Stan was a master at that, try and find the video where Rob Leifeld and Todd Mcfarlane are drawing a new character with him, it's hilarious
Just as charming and well-spoken in this as he ever was. Stan was so different than his predecessors in the comic industry
I always loved watching Stan Lee's interviews. He had such an intelligent wit, and a noble humbility that never made him come off as cocky or pretentious. Always a man that remembered where he came from. My God, he will be so missed...
I just made myself really sad.😞
We love you Stan.
Wow....he was so cool then...
He was always cool chump.
@@SuperSaiyan3985 yeah as usual
what do you mean "was"? even after death he is STILL cool.
@@crashpal yeah, exactly....
i guess you mean: he had much more sense of humor when he was younger
R.I.P. Legend!
I had the best childhood because of this man
when I was 4 I watched so many spider man series in animation with my dad. I had a costume, the web shooters, I hung on the door with my two legs. I thought I was Spider-Man. I even went to school like this during parties. while other kids were watching baby tv I was just watching spiderman. To this day I am grateful to this man for giving so many children such a great childhood. Even though he passed away, he still lives in our hearts for all Marvel fans.
Seeing Stan without his glasses is so weird.
Wow, never what a great way he explained his characters. Excelsior, Stan.