CBR's Top 100 Stan Lee Stories

[Mister Mets]

CBR asked readers for their favorite Stan Lee written stories, and used it to compile a Top 100.

The lowest ten were submitted.

https://www.cbr.com/stan-lee-greates...told-100-91/3/

It includes Stan Lee's parody of Frederich Werthem from Tales of Suspense, and a back-up from ASM 600 by Marcos Martin.

I think it's pretty cool that Lee had some material in the last decade that had enough of an impact on readers to make a "Best Of"- even an exhaustive one.

[Batman Begins 2005]

Shit. I'd have taken part if I'd known.

[comicscollector]

Thanks for the link.
Looking forward to read which were the other stories.
I am quite impressed that such a well written story as the Tales of Suspense story was only in the lowest ten.
And the Not Brand Echh#1 being there is great, one of the things that I like from the Marvel stories is exactly those funny takes, and that's something that was in the early Marvel stories of the modern era of Marvel that started with Fantastic Four:1.

[Mister Mets]

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[boots]

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i'm cool with the first bit, but putting words in other poster's mouths is a time honoured message board tradition. what next? a war on christmas?

[Miles To Go]

i'm cool with the first bit, but putting words in other poster's mouths is a time honoured message board tradition. what next? a war on christmas?

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"Those are the credits"

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