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Writer, editor, publisher, and
the self-proclaimed “King of Cameos”. Stan was one of the architects for what
would become known as the Marvel Universe, involved in the creation of
Spider-Man, the X-Men, the Incredible Hulk, the Avengers, Iron Man, the
Fantastic Four, the Mighty Thor, Daredevil and others, as well as the
foundations for their individual worlds and supporting characters. His
bombastic personality and engaging prose led to his becoming the face of Marvel
comics, and one of its most well-known creators.
As Marvel expanded its characters
into other media, Stan had various levels of involvement with their productions;
particularly during the brief existence of Marvel Productions. Traditionally,
Stan has received an “executive producer” credit on any Marvel-based project,
including the Marvel-produced Biker Mice
From Mars (1993). However, he was actively involved as the story and art
consultant for Spider-Man (1967) and Fantastic Four (1967), wrote several
scripts for The New Fantastic Four, was
the executive story editor for RoboCop:
The Animated Series and the supervising producer for Pryde of the X-Men. He also developed Spider-Woman and oversaw the development of X-Men: The Animated Series’ first season and Spider-Man: The Animated Series.
Some of his legendary cameos came
in the form of the narrator for Spider-Man
and his Amazing Friends, The Incredible Hulk (1982), and Pryde of the X-Men. He appeared on
screen as himself in a fantasy sequence of Muppet
Babies, meeting Spider-Man in Spider-Man:
The Animated Series, and pulled double-duty as a cameraman in Marvel’s Spider-Man. He also reprised
his role as Fred’s Dad from the Big Hero
6 film in a recurring role in Big
Hero 6: The Series.
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