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Stan's the definition of the American Dream, in some ways. Teenager gets a a part-time job when he's like, 16. Works his way up the ranks, benefits from nepotism and good timing, uses his charisma, talent and cunning to end up running the drat company, and becomes an icon in the industry. Him and Jagger used to have a contest to see who could get with more ladies, last Stan checked, he was way ahead.
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I'll always wonder what his proposed films with Alain Resnais would have been like
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Nov 12, 2018 20:58
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Sapphira posted:Found out about this just now His brother already drew it, he'll probably write it now as well. Or they'll get Peter David to do it, he's been doing adaptations for Marvel for years.
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Nov 12, 2018 21:46
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Kal-L posted:Well, this is the worst news of the year. Pretty sure without Stan intervening, Martin Goodman was gonna close up shop at one point. Stan talked him out of it. Fun fact: Stan's main job in WWII was making comic strips and short films encouraging soldiers to avoid VD.
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Nov 12, 2018 21:54
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Teenage Fansub posted:A bit of cosmic timing with the last issue of Mister Miracle coming out today with it's last appearance of Stan Lee pastiche, Funky Flashman. Jack said "You have nothing to reproach yourself about" to Stan on the radio while wishing him a happy birthday in the 80's (Jack called in, it's in that Untold Marvel book). That's a little creepy and weird.
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