What characters did Stan Lee personally create?

With artist Jack Kirby, Lee launched the superhero team the Fantastic Four in 1961 and was soon responsible for creating popular characters like Spider-Man, the X-Men, the Hulk and Thor. Lee later worked in a number of comic-related business and multimedia ventures.

How many characters did Stan Lee create by himself?

There are still a lot missing from this list, as Stan Lee has over 300 characters in his name (60 superheroes) on Marvel alone. We could also quote Nick Fury, Sentinel, Invisible Woman, Molecule Man, Odin, Jean Grey, Modok (in the picture), Blob, the Human Torch…

Which Avenger did Stan Lee create first?

in Amazing Fantasy (1962) #15 Peter Parker makes his Marvel debut! Lee’s inspiration for Spider-Man came of his desire to depict an adolescent hero who wasn’t relegated to sidekick. Finding spiders ‘spooky’, Stan and artist Steve Ditko created Marvel’s most globally recognized hero.

What comics did Stan Lee actually create?

Stan Lee co-created Iron Man, the Hulk, the X-Men, and other Marvel Comics superheroes who’ve thrilled movie audiences and become pop-culture icons.

Which superhero did Stan Lee not create?

Of course, as time passed, Lee fell in love with the Silver Surfer. Lee’s 1967 Silver Surfer solo series, which was illustrated by John Buscema, is widely considered the most introspective and complex comic book work Lee ever produced, and went a long way towards cementing Norrin Radd’s noble character. Lee didn’t …

Was Spider-Man Stan Lee’s first creation?

In Spider-Man’s first story, in Marvel Comics’ Amazing Fantasy, no. Writer Stan Lee and illustrator Steve Ditko created Spider-Man as a filler story for a canceled anthology series. At the time, a teenage lead hero was unheard of in comic books.

Which characters did Stan Lee not create?

Characters You Thought Stan Lee Created But He Actually Didn’t

• Captain America.
• Wolverine.
• The Silver Surfer.
• The Punisher.
• Venom.
• Luke Cage.
• Rocket Raccoon.
• Scott Lang (Ant-Man)

Did Stan Lee help create Wolverine?

One of the many laughable things out of superhero comics fandom is greedy CGC speculators getting Stan Lee’s autograph on comics they intended to slab, where he not only didn’t have an actual creator credit, but didn’t even have a hand in creating the characters, like Wolverine and Deadpool.