Did Stan Lee ever draw comic books?

In this episode, I take a closer look at cover credits from a Marvel Comic published in the 1960s, Millie the Model. From the credits, it gives the appearance that Stan Lee may have contributed to the artwork. Given his already long history in the industry, and the demand for pushing out titles on a monthly basis, is it possible he did some of the artwork?
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0:00 Introduction
0:37 About Stan Lee
1:22 Millie the Model cover credits
2:23 Researching Info on the Grand Comics Database
3:26 Fantastic Four Credits
5:21 A closer look at a Mille the Model issue
9:13 The Scarcity of Millie the Model issues
9:47 Closing Thoughts
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[@ObsessedCollector]

From what I understand, rarely or not at all. He can barely draw Spiderman's head

[@raph-retro-comics]

I thought there might be a chance being around so many artists all the time for so many years, and if there was one title to do it, Millie the Model was probably a safe one.