Creator

Stan Lee

Biography

Stan Lee (1922 to 2018), born Stanley Martin Lieber, was an American comic book writer, editor, and publisher who transformed Marvel Comics into a major force in the industry.

With artists Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko, Lee co-created Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four, the X-Men, the Hulk, Thor, Iron Man, Doctor Strange, and Black Panther. His characters were defined by human flaws and real-world struggles rather than simple heroism.

Lee served as Marvel's public face for decades and later founded POW! Entertainment. His co-creations form the foundation of Marvel's presence in film and television.

Creator Details

Name

Stan Lee

Role

Writer

Issues

373

Series

Gender

Male

Birth Date

December 28, 1922

Death Date

November 12, 2018

Birth Place

New York City

Country

United States

Awards

Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame (2018), Disney Legends (2017), ComicsPRO Industry Appreciation Award (2011), Hollywood Walk of Fame Star (2011), Hero Initiative Awards - Hero Initiative Lifetime Achievement Award (2011), Shel Dorf Awards - Shel Dorf: Legacy of Comics Award (2010), Comic-Con Icon Award (2009), Scream Awards - Comic-Con Icon Award (2009), National Medal of Arts (2008), Saturn Award - The Life Career Award (2002), Harvey Award - Jack Kirby Hall of Fame (1995), Eisner Awards (1995), Eisner Awards (1994), Adamson Awards - Adamson Gold (1992), Eagle Awards - Roll of Honour (1977), Inkpot Award (1974), Alley Awards - Best Writer (1968), Alley Awards - Best Editor (1968), Alley Awards - Best Editor (1967), Alley Awards - Best Writer (1967), Alley Awards - Best Writer (1966), Alley Awards - Best Editor (1966), Alley Awards - Best Writer (1965), Alley Awards - Best Editor (1965), Alley Awards - Best Writer (1964), Alley Awards - Best Editor (1964), Alley Awards - Best Writer (1963), Alley Awards - Best Editor (1963)

Links

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