The late Stan Lee spoke to ET back in 1992 on how the legendary SpiderMan character came to be. SpiderManNoWayHome 🕷🕸🦸♂️
If you are using ad-blocking software, please disable it and reload the page.Spider-Man has proven to be one of pop culture’s most versatile characters on the page and across the big screen. In addition to the superhero’s many critically acclaimed and best-selling comic book runs, there’s also been four cinematic series, animated TV shows and a Broadway musical. As Lee surmised, the day-to-day struggles of his superheroes were always a key ingredient. And Peter Parker was no different.
“It's easy for people to empathize with Spider-Man. He has the same worries as most people,” Lee suggested. “How does he make a living?... He worries about his health. He's as apt to get an allergy attack… or an ingrown toenail as anybody else.
He added, “His popularity just seems to endure. I guess nobody really knows the actual reason why, but it certainly is really gratifying to us.”Lee stopped writing comics full time in the early ‘70s. By that point, alongside the aforementioned Kirby and Ditko, they had created Iron Man, Doctor Strange and The Fantastic Four, to name just a few notable heroes.
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