Stan was a very old man at this time. But he had his friend Todd McFarlane up there with him backing him up. Although he was slower in talking than he used to be. He still had his wits. I disagree with these people saying "Poor Stan". Are you kidding? Stan LOVED the fans, he loved being a part of all this. Moments like this were probably some of the last great, beautiful times of his career. Every person in that crowd was looking at him with total love and reverence. Todd included.
@jon porkKirby was not just an artist, he was also a writer. By the way I love this Stan Lee quote... "Jack was the most imaginative, inventive guy I've ever met. I mean, his imagination was incredible, the things he thought of"
@jon pork Fun Fact: Jack Kirby wrote those Marvel Comics and drew them. Stan Lee edited the dialogs suggestions left by Kirby on the Margins of the artwork. Like Alan Moore said, Stan Lee fancied Jack Kirby stories and dialog suggestions.
I look back at the The Comic Book Greats VHS where Stan interviews Todd as his guest, then watching this interview decades later, Todd returning the favor to Stan. Something about that warms my heart and is just beautiful. It all came around full circle in the end. These two are legendary!
@@quoththeraven3985 well you could definitely see that he wasn't as lively as his usual self. Which is most likely because he had recently lost his wife.
Man I love Mr. Lee, it is so hard to watch this now since his passing. I really miss him, seeing him here in this video 9 or more months before his passing is so sad. You can see very visibly he is not in his best shape. I never met him but I feel as if I understand his look on life. - Luke
@@ninjatortise8958have you seen him giving a drawing tutorial? He's a bit "creepy" but not in the bad way. He's like a vibrant child in an adult body clearly loving life 😂
This was fantastic. Stan is still creating characters, which is incredible at his age, and still working. I'm kinda' blown away that the audience was so small for these 2 giants in the industry... like completely gobsmacked, as they say. I guess most of them are too young to even understand who they're seeing.
Yeah he only created like three characters after jack kirby left and then slapped his name all over other people's work under the Stan Lee Presents title
I can't watch this his voice and how he breathes, you can tell he was very weak and probably sick, poor Stan his last year was really hard, but he knew everyone loved him and supported him, Godspeed Stan Lee.
What a prince Stan is! Treats Todd like a king. After all the trouble and mean things Todd did and said after QUITTING Marvel. Stan still greats him with open arms. He truly is Stan the Man!
@@doctorwrath1588 For that reason, Todd has every right to do so, which he should never be blamed for. If I were Todd, I would surely do the same… & by the way, disrespecting a man′s space & his ideas is the meanest thing you can do to anyone who just wants to give the world a jaw-dropper sensation.
Stan probably knows those vitriol wasn't aimed at him. He was the face of Marvel, sure but he wasn't the owner. Todd always says that his problem wasn't with his fellow creatives like artist, writers and so forth. It was with the suits, probably the same suits that was sued by Stan Lee for not paying him.
In the end its watching a mans own family and children that makes him say, " OK I've heard and seen enough ,I'm ready to go." But that aside. A Legend, an Icon and a Figurehead for a an Era we will never see the like of again .
4 characters at once to show off on his first book. That right there shows his ambition/creativity and how great this man truly was. What a tragic loose to the comic book community and the world.You can tell Stan Reeeeeeeally appreciates Todd.
He was battling pneumonia at that time and being abused by his caretakers. I wish the tail end of his life was happier for him. But he did see a lot of his accomplishments pay off big time, but even so. It’s sad to see him like this.
Wow I can't see this... damn he was tired and looked sad... 2 years before he was joking like there's no tomorrow, I swear he could live 10 years in my mind... bet he could if it was not pneumonia, at any age but mostly this age, it's fatal.
I know it's business and marvel didn't have to legally give him any profits from the movies but they should have given him 1% just for the sake of being nice. Why aren't businesses nice
@@ddplzz I didnt specify what i meant by “gone” and neither did you specify what you thought i meant by it. “Gone” can really mean one of several things in context of this thing.
@@neutralbychoice3584Why are you getting defensive about it lol? They simply made a point about your comment with the lack of information you provided, so the honus isn't on him to provide more context, the honus is on you to explain your thoughts better.
28:40 Same stupid questions over and over. Fkn Just do it. Mommy cant help you with this one. Everyday fear can kill you if you let it. And guess what. The bad guy nobodies know it. Just do it. And watch them frown.
I love both these men. Stan was at the end of this amazing journey here and Todd was the right man for the job for this event (any event). Hard to watch in one way and a must watch in all the other ways. 😊🥲
Stan mentored other writers and artists without Kirby and Ditko around and those writers and artist made other iconic Marvel characters. Yet you think Stan “did nothing”.
@@petermj1098 You keep thinking that... Stan Lee was a liar and a fraud. I've been around longer than you little boy, you were probably just born in 2010.
@@sinchman1 Kirby writing and Ditko’s writing are not even the similar to when they worked with Stan. Kirby and Ditko didn’t focus about human life struggles and flawed heroes in their solo work like when they worked with Stan.
Stan was a very old man at this time. But he had his friend Todd McFarlane up there with him backing him up. Although he was slower in talking than he used to be. He still had his wits.
I disagree with these people saying "Poor Stan". Are you kidding? Stan LOVED the fans, he loved being a part of all this.
Moments like this were probably some of the last great, beautiful times of his career.
Every person in that crowd was looking at him with total love and reverence. Todd included.
Rest in Peace Stan Lee
They are two of the best men in comic books. They're absolute OGs.
You are right!
Two of the best in Comics!
But the best is Jack Kirby and you know it ;)
@@comicbookguy6361 one is still alive
@@frozzytango9927 I know Todd McFarlane is alive.
@jon porkKirby was not just an artist, he was also a writer.
By the way I love this Stan Lee quote...
"Jack was the most imaginative, inventive guy I've ever met. I mean, his imagination was incredible, the things he thought of"
@jon pork Fun Fact: Jack Kirby wrote those Marvel Comics and drew them. Stan Lee edited the dialogs suggestions left by Kirby on the Margins of the artwork.
Like Alan Moore said, Stan Lee fancied Jack Kirby stories and dialog suggestions.
hard to watch, he was struggling to talk, we love you stan lee
Look to your elder he is a legend.
He was almost getting emotional like he is reliving these memories,
He's a great guy r.i.p Stan lee
It’s not hard to watch it’s amazing how alive he feels compared to my 95 year old great grandmother
This is great, but so sad at the same time. Rest In Peace, man.
I was there now I'm crying
Did he look old
@@DendyJungle yes as good as the video
You are lucky person
I look back at the The Comic Book Greats VHS where Stan interviews Todd as his guest, then watching this interview decades later, Todd returning the favor to Stan. Something about that warms my heart and is just beautiful. It all came around full circle in the end. These two are legendary!
Poor Stan, you can see how little he had left...
Yah, I dunno how I would’ve felt if I had been there. I probably would’ve lobbied for him to go take a nap or some shit.
That's the liveliest 95y old I've ever seen, And you call him Poor...poor!!
His mind was sharp
He lived a great life. Most 95 years olds can't even walk like that.
@@quoththeraven3985 well you could definitely see that he wasn't as lively as his usual self. Which is most likely because he had recently lost his wife.
Todd is a great dude. So tactful. And this is the oldest I've seen of Lee. I loved the way he violently sat on the couch. lol
Man I love Mr. Lee, it is so hard to watch this now since his passing. I really miss him, seeing him here in this video 9 or more months before his passing is so sad. You can see very visibly he is not in his best shape. I never met him but I feel as if I understand his look on life. - Luke
I remember going to this and when he said “Excelsior!” It was the coolest thing I’ve ever experienced
Stan really looks like this was a struggle for him to get through.
RIP Stan Lee
The greatest Marvel Character ever 🥇
I love Stanley, such a warm, warm emotion
Old stan lee with the new stan lee.... lol Seriously though, Love both these guys... I hope the world enjoys your works forever...
I wished they remade Comicbook Greats but with Todd as the new host lol I remember when he hosted it with Liefield and it was hilarious.
Stan & Todd?! 🤯 how did I miss this epic moment?
I always thought that Todd McFarland with a little bit creepy, but considering that he created Spawn it's not that surprising.
@@ninjatortise8958have you seen him giving a drawing tutorial? He's a bit "creepy" but not in the bad way. He's like a vibrant child in an adult body clearly loving life 😂
This was fantastic. Stan is still creating characters, which is incredible at his age, and still working. I'm kinda' blown away that the audience was so small for these 2 giants in the industry... like completely gobsmacked, as they say. I guess most of them are too young to even understand who they're seeing.
David Kimber i think because there were in some small state not relevant . I wish i could be there
Less normies at comic book events is always better.
Yeah he only created like three characters after jack kirby left and then slapped his name all over other people's work under the Stan Lee Presents title
Totally agree
That also shows how small the comic community still is
What a beautiful human being, emotional watching this. Thanks for your kindness and beautiful creations. RiP Stan The Man Lee ❤
Love the mutual love and respect for each other. RIP to the legend
Feel the love Stan. We are with you till the end and beyond.
Face Front True Believers
31:02 a question for our times, and the answer from a legend. Thank you Stan.
I wished I could've met him before he passed I'll always be a true believer thanks stan yur stories gave me strength in a time of darkness
Stan Lee is pure fun. All jokes are natural, the man is pure gold. Better now on a higher ground.
God bless this man. RIP Stan, we love and miss you so much xx ❤️❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻
Excelsior!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!😄
RIP stan.😪
Love how smug Stan was in this interview 😂 LOL
Stan.... ..... we will love you *forever*
I can't watch this his voice and how he breathes, you can tell he was very weak and probably sick, poor Stan his last year was really hard, but he knew everyone loved him and supported him, Godspeed Stan Lee.
Legend.
Such a class act! Really enjoyed this conversation between two legends!
Without a doubt my 2 fav comic book heroes!!!
Hell yeah, Silver Surfer is also my favorite since I was a kid ;)
Zed596 same here ! Norrid fucking Rad
What a prince Stan is! Treats Todd like a king. After all the trouble and mean things Todd did and said after QUITTING Marvel. Stan still greats him with open arms. He truly is Stan the Man!
Stan was also a harsh asshole lol
Todd spoke wrong abt the Marvel comics not Stan Lee because Marvel didn't give space or respect for his ideas
@@doctorwrath1588 For that reason, Todd has every right to do so, which he should never be blamed for. If I were Todd, I would surely do the same… & by the way, disrespecting a man′s space & his ideas is the meanest thing you can do to anyone who just wants to give the world a jaw-dropper sensation.
Stan may have been the face of marvel, But I think deep down he always knew he wasn't marvel.
Stan probably knows those vitriol wasn't aimed at him. He was the face of Marvel, sure but he wasn't the owner. Todd always says that his problem wasn't with his fellow creatives like artist, writers and so forth. It was with the suits, probably the same suits that was sued by Stan Lee for not paying him.
Thanks Stan
my 2 role models on stage. Love this
The 2 men that got me hook on comics and motivated me to be an artist.
we love you stan
STAN LEE..(LEGEND)!!
In the end its watching a mans own family and children that makes him say, " OK I've heard and seen enough ,I'm ready to go." But that aside. A Legend, an Icon and a Figurehead for a an Era we will never see the like of again .
If this isn't passing the torch, I don't know what is...
4 characters at once to show off on his first book. That right there shows his ambition/creativity and how great this man truly was. What a tragic loose to the comic book community and the world.You can tell Stan Reeeeeeeally appreciates Todd.
Was blessed with a long life. Deserved.
I think Todd has the career and the personality to be the next Stan lee
There will never be another stan lee hes like mythical creature
Rest in peace, legend 🙏🏻
He was battling pneumonia at that time and being abused by his caretakers. I wish the tail end of his life was happier for him. But he did see a lot of his accomplishments pay off big time, but even so. It’s sad to see him like this.
Wow I can't see this... damn he was tired and looked sad... 2 years before he was joking like there's no tomorrow, I swear he could live 10 years in my mind... bet he could if it was not pneumonia, at any age but mostly this age, it's fatal.
R.i.P stan lee 😭😞
what's with the audio?
✌️❤️
I know it's business and marvel didn't have to legally give him any profits from the movies but they should have given him 1% just for the sake of being nice. Why aren't businesses nice
it's about greed and corruption these corporations dont give a dam... I doubt stan wanted to be a part of that
That's what friends do 🥲
Poor man, he sounds very out of it. He's 95 years old and I know that one day he will pass.
Mega Geek6807 you jinxed it 😭😭😭
That day was yesterday.
You mudered him
Jessica Webb don’t say that
Volume is to low...
17:18 funniest sh*t ever 😹😹😹
His biggest mistake was selling Marvel to Disney! Marvel isn't the same anymore! I miss him so much! Excelsiour! RIP Stan the man Lee!
Lol todd not mentioning himself being in his spawn movie 🤣
Even in interviews from the 90’s he talked about his bad memory, but it it was clear that at this point, he was gone…
I wouldn't say "gone" but the guy is 95, very few people are even alive at that point, its amazing he's even awake at that point lmao.
@@ddplzz I didnt specify what i meant by “gone” and neither did you specify what you thought i meant by it.
“Gone” can really mean one of several things in context of this thing.
@@neutralbychoice3584Why are you getting defensive about it lol? They simply made a point about your comment with the lack of information you provided, so the honus isn't on him to provide more context, the honus is on you to explain your thoughts better.
@@matics28 No… wasnt getting defensive.
Stan sounded like he wasn't feeling good.
Why todd keeps promising ys about his spawn movie but he doesn't give it to us
Damn, he sounds burnt out.
Fawaz Alkhelaiwi Shut the fuck up lmao
Todd McFarlane is close to being on Stan Lee's level.
That will never happen
My God... Let the man go for a nap for Christ sake.
28:40 Same stupid questions over and over. Fkn Just do it. Mommy cant help you with this one. Everyday fear can kill you if you let it. And guess what. The bad guy nobodies know it. Just do it. And watch them frown.
Bro what
I love both these men. Stan was at the end of this amazing journey here and Todd was the right man for the job for this event (any event). Hard to watch in one way and a must watch in all the other ways. 😊🥲
People on this page don't realize that Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko were the real creators of Marvel Universe.
Stan mentored other writers and artists without Kirby and Ditko around and those writers and artist made other iconic Marvel characters. Yet you think Stan “did nothing”.
@@petermj1098 You keep thinking that... Stan Lee was a liar and a fraud. I've been around longer than you little boy, you were probably just born in 2010.
@@sinchman1 Kirby writing and Ditko’s writing are not even the similar to when they worked with Stan. Kirby and Ditko didn’t focus about human life struggles and flawed heroes in their solo work like when they worked with Stan.
Stan & Todd?! 🤯 how did I miss this epic moment?