The Life of Stan Lee
Ever since Stan Lee started writing comics for Marvel, there have been millions of laughs around the world. He has created and co created several of the most famous Marvel characters today. Even though he is an old man, Stan Lee has managed to make countless people laugh through his infamous cameos in the movies and helping write the scripts of the Marvel movies. On December 28, 1922, Stanley Martin Lieber, who is more famously known as Stan Lee was born. His parents, Celia and Jack Lieber, were Romanian immigrants. Stan Lee also has a younger brother, Larry Lieber, who is roughly about ten years younger than Stan and is now a comic book artist and writer. When Stan became a writer, he shortened his last name to ‘Lee’ and became an office assistant at Timely Comics in 1939. He later became an interim editor for the company in the early 1940s. When World War Two was in place, Stan Lee served domestically working as a writer and an illustrator.
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Due to this, Stan Lee created the Fantastic 4 series in 1961. Additionally, he co-created the Hulk, Spider-Man, Dr Strange, Daredevil, and the X-Men. All of these superheroes are some of the most popular today. Thanks to the brilliance of Stan, Marvel Comics soon became highly popular throughout many countries. In the year 1972, Stan was promoted to editorial director and publisher for the infamous company and later moved to the West coast to be involved in Marvel’s film adventures. He later had a cameo with in the first ever Marvel movie, Iron Man One. Some cameos that Stan Lee has been in almost every Marvel movie including Deadpool 1, both of the Thor movies, the Avengers movies, Captain America movies, Spiderman movies, and countless
In 1979 a man named Joe Montana was drafted by the San Francisco 49ers. In just two seasons he led the 49ers to their first ever super bowl, and on January 24, 1982, the legend of “Joe Cool” was born. For many years Joe was seen as the greatest QB of all time. He would go on to win three more championships and 3 Super Bowl MVPs while completing many late-game comebacks. He was looked up to many people including a tall, skinny, unathletic kid from San Mateo, California who would grow up to surpass his idol as the greatest QB of all time.
Stanley Martin Lieber, or as the nerd world calls him, Stan Lee, found national renown by building the Marvel Franchise into what it is today, a multi-million dollar company that publishes comic books, shoots movies, designs video games, and creates their own television shows.
In addition to, revolutionizing characters, Stan Lee made many of his comic books intricate and interesting compared to simple boring comic books in the past. His intricate comics had to do with his...
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In 1941, a young man by the name Steve Rogers attempted to join the army on five separate occasions, but was rejected each time due to his scrawny physique. His ambition along with “his courage, intelligence and willingness to risk death for his country” caught the attention of U.S. Army General Chester Philips, who inducted him into a top secret government experiment known as Operation Rebirth. Abraham Erskine, the brain behind the experiment, developed a “Super Serum” that allowed its subjects to reach maximum physical potential. When Steve Rogers was injected with the serum, he gained superhuman strength, speed, and agility, and thus Captain America was born. This comic book super hero was made in 1941 by Jewish writers Jack Kirby and Joe
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As Walt grew, so did his Imagination. The more famous he got the more ideas and dreams he could make a reality. Working out of his Uncles cramped garage, in the sweltering California heat was over. Walt had begun a new chapter in his life. Now receiving countless Oscar Nominations, and being eulogized for his many movies and cartoons. Where up to this point in his life he had many role models and people he looked up to, now he was a role model to many people. Walt Disney impacted the lives of many aspiring filmmakers, and changed the movie industry.
...lped build the film and animation world. With the help of his team, they created four theme parks and two water parks in the heart of Florida. They also expanded and placed theme parks in other countries. The success that Walt Disney had is to this day unbelievable. The effort he put into the film business and into the everything he did is outstanding. He was a truly talented man who strived for the best and produced nothing less, allowing him to be at the top of his game. Striving and pushing forward with his natural talent of the creative arts and entertainment, Mr. Walt Disney became one of the most well-known entertainers who is mentioned all around the world. Giving him popularity through his great animation and artistic works but also with his world famous characters and popular theme parks. Walt Disney was truly a success in America and all around the world.
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Carl Jung was a well-known and influential psychologist of the 20th century. He founded many psychological ideas such as extroverted and introverted personalities, archetypes, and the collective unconscious. Jung’s main focus, within his studies, was psychology but he also incorporated other subjects such as religion, mythology, and alchemy. He developed a rapid interest in alchemy late in life, after having a vivid dream about a library of archaic books. He eventually came to have a library like this as his own. After intensive research, Carl Jung adapted the notion that alchemy was a metaphor for the psychological processes rather than being an actual alchemical experiment. Some of his developed ideas included the thought that the contents of the alchemists’ psyche became unconsciously projected on the materials. Jung was able to align alchemical symbols with his theories in psychology, creating further and in depth ideas. He also believed that the alchemical language, which was used during experiments or later to describe them, was an expression of the psychological processes. Formulating his own perspective on the ideas of alchemy was the turning point in Carl Jung’s career, leading to a substantial change in his approach to psychology in that he was able to match alchemical symbols with his theory of individuation.
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