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Hollywood commemorates Stan Lee with a series of print ads in industry trades such as The Hollywood journalist, which publishes six tributary ads in tribute to the creator of comics who died in his November 14 issue.
Original six Avengers stars Scarlett Johansson, Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo, Robert Downey Jr., Jeremy Renner and Chris Evans paid tribute to Lee for his contribution to the Marvel Comics legend, namely the co-creations of Thor, Hulk, Black Widow, Iron Man and Hawk Eye. Lee has also significantly developed the co-creation of Captain America, Joe Simon and Jack Kirby, in the pages of The Avengers, revitalize the superhero of the Second World War for the modern era.
The stars of Marvel Cinematic Universe have recognized "Lee's creative contribution, the thousands of men and women she has long employed, the millions of people who continue to be entertained, and most importantly, her spirit, grace and his inimitable humility ".
The Walt Disney Company, which bought Marvel Entertainment in 2009, reminded Lee of a cartoon-like illustration. Lee has been inducted into the Disney Hall of Fame and has been named Disney Legend in 2017.
20th Century Fox paid tribute to the X Men "Your heroes may have saved the world, but you have changed it." Lee's creations have inspired Fox's X-verse franchise for almost 20 years, as well as multiple iterations of the The four fantastics on the big screen.
Margaret Loesch, who in the 1980s was President and CEO of Marvel Productions – Marvel's former film and television subsidiary, which featured television cartoons inspired by Spider Man and The incredible Hulk – paid tribute to his "dear friend, mentor and colleague for 38 years".
Sony Pictures Entertainment, which owns the big-screen rights of Marvel's Spider-Man franchise, remembers the co-creator of Spider-Man and his "incomparable friend" with the image of a crying Spider-Man, as the next film from Sony Pictures Animation shows. Spider-Man: in the Spider-Verse.
DC Comics, which Lee has long called a "distinguished contest" joke – and sometimes "Brand Echh" – paid homage to Lee with a page crying the loss of "our precious friend and visionary comic book" who "did even the smallest of us feel like heroes. The tribute included the photo of a smiling Lee posed with a Superman book.
Lee died Monday at the age of 95.
His death has since inspired many online and real-world tributes, including numerous tributes to libraries across the country and memories of Spider-Man star Tom Holland of Black Panther star Chadwick Boseman. and fans around the world.
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