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I walked away feeling like the fact that Lee (and his people) seemed to have no interest in contributing to the author's article...
...may have influenced the tone of it. I'd say especially so in the final few paragraphs that seemed to go on and on about failed projects. As we are all into the movies here at HSX, we probably know that for every "hit" there are a 1000 failures. Coppola would be an example as most may think that his earlier work was far superior to his later work. That doesn't mean he is unable to come up with ideas so much as it just means that he was still willing to act on his ideas even after they started becoming less successful.
NYV: Why is Stan Lee's legacy in question? Feb 23, 14:52
20 years ago this would have been a disgruntled fan letter, at best. Now, with public shaming all the rage... Feb 23, 18:23
Crap - I had only read the first 1/3 and it looked like a blog rant. Kept reading - wow. Ignore most of above. {nm} Feb 23, 18:26
I walked away feeling like the fact that Lee (and his people) seemed to have no interest in contributing to the author's article... Feb 24, 09:34
Seems a pretty good sum up. The rest is petty grievances from fans, mostly about quantity vs (perceived lack of) quality {nm} Feb 24, 14:37
I don't begrudge Lee a writing credit or claiming to be a co-creator. But sole creator seems too much for me. {nm} Feb 24, 20:11
Just wait for the inevitable movie. :) {nm} Feb 24, 09:18
Will Stan be attached due to his cameo? :) {nm} Feb 24, 12:46
I think Ken Burns needs to get on this {nm} Feb 25, 08:54
My serious 2 cents inside. Feb 24, 17:13
