Lee has played a major role in creating the world's most favorite superhero comics. He saw - or co-created - and wrote story lines decades of Spider-Man, The Incredible Hulk, the X-Men, the Fantastic Four, Iron Man, Thor, Daredevil, Doctor Strange and other many in the Marvel pantheon. Ultimately, he contributed to 90 percent of its cartoon characters and made them recognizable through commercialization and licensing.
Lee said the secret of his super heroes travel through successfully on many different media it was fun. "I never really think that [the company will offer] and having to turn down, because almost all of it offered to me sounds like fun," he said. "I love writing, I try to create new characters and new concepts of entertainment. I am very ham, I like the cameos en. Then I turn down to almost nothing, if not the time to do it."
Marvel is known for their creative efforts together (called the "Marvel Method" were) and Lee that he considers one of the reasons for such memorable characters. "All my life in comics, I worked with the artists, so I worked with them," said Lee. "I would write the original story, draw it and then editing and art direction. So all I've done has always been a collaboration.
"I am, working with talented people who inspire you. I hope it sails. And I think that working with people you respect, and are as eager as you to do things that excite the public, which is the best way to follow. I was lucky to have met and worked with the caliber of people, "he said. He stressed that his latest venture, POW! Entertainment is synonymous with "suppliers of wonder! With an exclamation point to his mode of expression and posture of the overconfidence that is difficult to understand that it is almost 88 years. If a character carefully designed, based on its legacy has cost get.
Thanks to his prolific work and the desire to entertain, Lee has influenced pop culture 71 years. He began working as a writer and proofreader in 1939 by the company to become Marvel Comics. He wrote his first full comics (Captain America # 3) in 1941. The early 1960s was a writer and editor in chief of Marvel, which has become a leader known as the Marvel revolution. In response to renewed version of DC Comics "The Flash" and the superhero team comedy success, "Justice League of America," Marvel has created a group of superheroes. They have distinguished themselves in the comic world of complex narratives, and continuity - all have saved lives in the same world, and in some cases, crossed in the other storylines.
But Lee was the promotion and licensing of characters that gave them a lasting influence. Since 1965, the Marvel superhero skipped pages of comic books for the costume and toy stores, cartoons on Saturday morning and hit movies.
He is not afraid to tackle serious problems either. It is famous train Comics Code Authority to task on the rules that prohibit the portrayal of drug use. He used "The Amazing Spider-Man" to discuss the social problems of drug abuse in 1971. Despite disapproval from the CCA, which was published Lee, the arc of the story of three book anyway, chaos, which illustrate, LSD may cause. It was so well received that the CCA amended sections.
Many of the heroes and villains Lee are complicated characters, allowing you to weave social debates of the comic stories. "I thought, even if they are stories of action for comics, I thought it would be interesting to readers of a third dimension to the story, I always tried to make a subtle way," he said. "Have a bit of philosophy or a little something to think about when the reader reads the stories. "
X-Men "Professor X" and "Magneto," for example, struggled with opposing philosophies like mutant aliens who have been persecuted - peace agreement, even - that was a struggle, the BD players could see similar parts in real life on the evening news. "They were intended to emphasize that the conflict between people who believe we must all work together and find a way out, and people who feel" we are not treated well, so we will respond with violence! "Said Lee.
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