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Getting Into Motor City Comic Con On Saturday – And One Of The Best Photographs Of Stan Lee You Will Ever See

Posted on May 20, 2013 by Rich Johnston

Vincent J. Cracchiolo V writes for Bleeding Cool; The Motor City Comic Con was a bit chaotic this year, but I had a great time covering this again for Bleeding Cool.  Saturday the convention had a line wrapped around the …

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Stan Lee’s Mighty 7 Goes To France

Posted on March 27, 2013 by Bleeding Cool Staff Writer

Alasdair Stuart writes; Last year, Archie Comics put out three issues of Stan Lee’s Mighty 7, a mini-series which cast Stan Lee as…Stan Lee, a comic writer hired by Archie Comics to develop a new superhero team. A group of …

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Tuesday Runaround – Black Cosplayers But No Black Comic Writers

Posted on February 5, 2013 by Rich Johnston

WHY DOES SUPERMAN NEED A MASK? When children’s hospital window cleaners cosplay… STAN ALIVE Heidi MacDonald goes to the Stan Lee Kids Universe launch event. The Kids UNiverse is produced in conjunction with 1821 Productions and thus far includes two …

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Stan Lee Cancels Megacon Appearance

Posted on January 31, 2013 by Rich Johnston

Stan Lee pulled out of the Amazing Arizona Comic Con over illness. It has just been announced that he has also pulled out of Megacon, based in Orlando Florida running from the 15th to the 17th of March. The Megacon …

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Stan Lee, Too Ill For Arizona?

Posted on January 24, 2013 by Rich Johnston

It’s a dangerous thing to suggest that Stan Lee may be too ill to appear at a comic book show, he has a tendency to drink milkshakes at you. But the Amazing Arizona Comic Con on this weekend tells us; …

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I Want To Be Like Stan Lee When I Am Ninety

Posted on December 28, 2012 by Rich Johnston

Whenever I see Stan Lee at comic conventions, I’m amazed that he seems to have more energy than I do. Multiple panels a day, three hour long signings, opening an event and then going from party to party to party, …

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Dan Slott Breaks The Internet In Half. Literally

Posted on December 27, 2012 by Rich Johnston

Dan Slott in June: Every now and then, someone says, “This will break the internet in half” or some other great piece of hyperbole. I can say this with a straight face — and not an ounce of shame or …

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Stan Lee Reads The Night Before Christmas

Posted on December 20, 2012 by Rich Johnston

Lashings and lashings and lashings of soft focus…

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Getting Stan Lee A Chair – A Confession From NYCC

Posted on October 16, 2012 by Rich Johnston

Chris Troy writes for Bleeding Cool (Author’s note, photo attached is from a previous encounter with Stan the Man from 2010!) As Bleeding Cool previously reported, Stan Lee did attend this year’s New York Comic Con. I’ve ran into Stan …

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Would You Like To Write To Stan Lee About Spider-Man – And Get An Answer?

Posted on October 14, 2012 by Rich Johnston

Dan Hart reports from NYCC that the Amazing Spider-Man panel reported that Stan Lee will be handling the letters page of Amazing Spider-Man #700, the final issue of the series. You know, for now. So, if you want to write …

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Stan Lee Media Suing Disney-Marvel For Billions

Posted on October 10, 2012 by Brendon Connelly

I’m pretty fuzzy on the complex, interlinked, fictional histories of Stan Lee’s four-colour creations, let alone their actual, legal ones. Still, this seems like a bit of a benchmark day for the fates of Iron Man, The Hulk and co. …

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Wednesday Runaround – Stan Lee Keeps On Ticking

Posted on October 3, 2012 by Rich Johnston

StanLeeWatch: The man is out and about with his wife and doing fine… GrimWatch: Kurtis J Wieve addresses Grim Leaper reader disappointment; Grim Leaper #4 came out a few weeks ago and it became immediately noticeable that the finale to …

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Stan Lee Gets An Arc Reactor Fitted

Posted on September 28, 2012 by Rich Johnston

In recent days, there has been some worry about Stan Lee’s health, after a couple of show cancellations. But those close to him shooed such worries away. And now Stan Lee has let it be known that he has had… …

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Stan Lee’s Health and Milkshakes

Posted on September 25, 2012 by Rick Verbanas

Stan Lee has had to cancel many appearances lately, leading to speculation, at nearly 90, it is due to health. The only reason reported was it was a “a very serious circumstance.” Stan Lee’s ComikazeExpo administrators responded earlier today: “It …

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Stan Lee Pulls Out Of Future Appearances Due To “A Very Serious Circumstance”

Posted on September 23, 2012 by Rich Johnston

Yesterday, Wizard World sent round the following message; Last night, we were informed by Stan Lee’s management that Stan would be unable to attend any upcoming appearances for the near future, including the Ohio Comic Con, as well as the …

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Jesse James On How Cossies And Elvira Saved Stan Lee’s Comikaze Convention

Posted on September 22, 2012 by Rich Johnston

Jesse James writes for Bleeding Cool; I would like to start out by saying I waited a couple days to write this article. I wanted it to let the Comikaze experience sink in. I also wanted to talk to some …

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Swipe File: Stan Lee’s Comikaze And The Third Reich

Posted on September 19, 2012 by Rich Johnston

Stan Lee is is the child of Jewish immigrant parents, and he served in World War II with the military classification of “playwright”, one of only nine men to do so, from 1942 until 1945. In comics both before the …

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Stan Lee Launches Vertical Game App That Is Guaranteed To Fail

Posted on September 16, 2012 by Rich Johnston

Verticus is a new game app from Moonshark, with Stan Lee announced at Comikaze. An “endless runner” game, it sees the lead character eternally falling through the Earth’s core to save the planet from the Obliterator aliens. The characters were …

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