Stan "The Man" Lee is fondly remembered as the co-creator of Marvel Comics. Along with Jack Kirby, Stan created many of the most popular comics on the stands today. Spider-man, the X-Men, the Avengers, the Fantastic Four. Stan and Jack revolutionized comics in 1963, and we'd all be a lot worse off without them. This month our ProFile turns it's eye to Stan Lee; his past, his present, and his future. From the early days of Marvel to the glittering online world of StanLeeMedia.com, Stan's creativity bridges generations as easily as it does technology. Ladies and gentlemen, Stan Lee.
06/27/00:INTERVIEW: Stan Lee
- The Man himself. Stan Lee talks to Interviews Editor Jon Ellis about his time at Marvel, why he's doing a Backstreet Boys comic book, and where he's going from here.
06/27/00:FEATURE: StanLeeMedia.com
- PopImage Staff Writer Francis Lord takes a look at Stan Lee's big online project, Stan Lee Media. Viable online content producer, or cult of personality?
06/27/00:EDITORIAL:
Stan Lee and the Slumbering Dragon - If
Stan Lee has created a slick new "loft of ideas" to play in, what
does that say for the tenants in his old house? Not much, according
to Jon Ellis.
06/27/00:REVIEW: The Essential Fantastic Four
- Pindaros turns a critical eye to the early days of Stan & Jack's Fantastic Four.
06/27/00:REVIEW: The Essential Spider-Man
- Normally known for his scathing superhero reviews, Pindaros gives a very strong recommendation to The Essential Spider-man in this review.
06/27/00:REVIEW: Silver Surfer: Parable
- Lee teams with Moebius to create a resonant tale of Gods and morality. Review by Paul Hanna.
May 2000 - Greg Rucka
April 2000 - Matt Wagner
March 2000 - Teddy Kristiansen
February 2000 - Jill Thompson
January 2000 - Peter Snjeberg
December 2000 - Millenium Stars
November 2000 - Bryan Talbot
October 2000 - Brian Bendis
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