What would you ask Stan Lee?

If you have been listening to the PoP cast or visited the NYCC thread on the boards you know that I will be meeting Stan Lee this weekend at NYCC. Part of the deal is that I get some One-on-One time with The Man.

So I ask you PoP!ulation. Given the opportunity what would you ask Stan Lee? I will ask him the best question submitted (given time) and I'll let the PoP!ulation know what he answers.

What are your feelings on the way Bob Kane treated (mistreated) Bill Finger on the Batman rights?

If Hollywood were to make a movie about your life, whom would you like to see play the lead role ?

What's up with Norman Osborn's hair?

What character did he not create that he wishes he did?

Magnets: How the fuck do they work?

What does he think about the state of comics today compared to when he was writing them?

Silent K wrote:Magnets: How the fuck do they work?

Correction: Magneto: How the fuck does he work?


Will you please come to Chicago?

How different would the early X-Men books have been had he gone with the Professor X crush on Jean sub-plot?

Is the Thing's dork made of orange rock too?

Do you have like, $50 I can...have?

Why won't you give Steve Ditko the credit he deserves?

ps: will you sign my first born?

pss: Is it true that once you were editor in chief at Marvel you went away with exclamation points in stories because that's all you used during your tenure as head writer?

Does he have some kind of legal provision with Marvel Comics that Peter Parker is not aloud to die as long as Stan Lee is still alive and is it all null and void if he dies?

Does he have all the characters he created (like the x-men and spidey's) real "deaths" already written and in a vault somewhere?

When I met him back in 94, I just said thanks

Ask him if he can validate parking.

I honestly have no idea. What could I ask that hasn't been asked before?

Does he spit or swallow?

goatt wrote:Ask him if he can validate parking.

Joshua wrote:Does he spit or swallow?

Due to Stan Lee not feeling very well there was no Q&A with him. He just signed stuff and took pictures. We tend to forget that the man is in his late 80's.

He was great and very friendly. A couple of assholes got thrown out by one of his handlers.

It's an amazing feeling after you meet him wasn't it. I was like "I just met Stan Lee"

I've never been someone who gets star struck but with him it was different. I was like a little kid again and he was sooo cool. I had a grin from ear to ear for a long time after it.

That's how I felt.

I will say this..I wouldn't have spent $400 on the package. Hellllooo. You basically paid $400 for a picture with him, an autograph, a t-shirt and a litho.

Glad I got my pass for free