RIP STAN LEE

Marvel Actors Say Goodbye to Stan Lee: "I owe everything to him"

At 95 years old, the comic book writer and chairman of Marvel, Stan Lee, has died, and everyone involved in his incredible universe has been paying tribute to the legend on social media.

November 13 2018 | 15:24

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It has been a dark day for Marvel, comic, and superhero fans; Stan Lee has died at the age of 95. The creator and mastermind behind the world's most loved superheroes was born on the 28th December 1922 and began working in the company which became Marvel as soon has he left school. He was the co-creator of characters such as Spider-Man, Hulk, Iron Man, Thor, Daredevil, Doctor Strange and the legendary Avengers team. Lee had been in poor health in the final few years of his life, suffering with pneumonia and poor sight. After his daughter confirmed the news of his death on Monday, fans and actors within the Marvel Cinematic Universe have taken to social media to say farewell the the comic book legend.

Chris Evans, Tom Holland, Scarlett Johansson, and Robert Downey Jr. are only a few of the actors who wished to pay tribute to the man in different messages on their Twitter and Instagram accounts, here saying goodbye to the father of their characters.

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RIP legend? @therealstanlee ? #scarlettjohansson

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With the greatest of respect ??

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It was not only the actors charged with bringing Lee's characters to life who wanted to say farewell to him; Disney and Marvel also used their official accounts to say a few words for the creator of 'The Avengers', while directors Joss Whedon, and Anthony and Joe Russo also published farewell messages.

Stan Lee's Cameos

When Marvel first made the leap to the cinema Stan Lee was there alongside his characters. Not only did he contribute as a producer, but he also famously had cameos in almost every Marvel film. The last time we saw hm was in 'Venom', but those who have played 'Spider-Man' on PlayStation 4 will also have seen him alongside Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson.

In a statement to Deadline, Kevin Feige has declared that "every meeting with Stan Lee was better than the last", saying that it he he who made Marvel everything that it is today. "That's been true from the first time I met him ? when I was 26 years old and on the set of the first X-Men movie and we were filming his cameo on a beach in Malibu as a hot dog vendor ? to just 10 days ago at his house. That was one of the amazing things about Stan: his charisma and his enthusiasm. For 95 years, almost 96 years, that spirit was infectious and that spirit made Marvel what it is."