Kirkman's History of Comics

[YoungOnce]

First episode, centered on Marvel's impact on the industry, seemed to do a fairly good job of giving credit where credit was due. I thought it was about as fair to Lee, Kirby and Ditko as anything else I've seen. That said, I still get a little peeved at how Stan Lee in little ways he puts things gathers in all the authorship he can regarding the creation of those characters.

My feeling is that neither of the three creators would have succeeded without the others. If all three fell down a well, I see Stan talking the others into allowing him to climb up their shoulders to get out for help and then he climbed out and left.

[ProfessorArturoLived]

Finally got around to seeing this. I found it to be well done, reasonable, and fair.
For any who see it, I believe the Dean & Jerry reference is the perfect summation. "I just wish you had done that more." Ouch.

Slightly behind only my family, these guys crafted characters who helped define who I want to be. Maybe someday I will get there.

I can already tell you that I WILL shed a tear on the day Stan passes.

[palitoy]

I expected to hate this show and that it wouldn't tell me anything I didn't know.

I like it, not a lot of it is new to me but i think it's the first time I've seen it presented in a documentary format before.

[emeraldknight47]

I've really enjoyed the heck out of each episode so far. Yeah, a lot of if I already knew, but some of it is new and it's all being presented in a fresher format, which is good. I thought the recent 9/11 episode was very good.

[Bravestarr]

Been watching not bad