Stan Lee has apparently fallen on hard times?

[LonnieFisher]

[ODBJBG]

Yeah that's essentially a hostage video.

It's not like they need to put a gun to his head to do it. They take care of him and convince him that everyone else is out to get him. He's too frail to realize he's in that bubble and thus, there's no escape. Very sad.

[Nostalgiabuff]

while he certainly seems to have his faculties in that video, I can't help but feel he is being pushed to make such a video, I still think there is something shady going on and that he is being taken advantage of. I hope for his sake I am wrong. No one deserves to be treated like a cash cow

[LonnieFisher]

[johnnystorm]

I had always been under the belief Stan and his daughter were close... This is the first I'm hearing about what kind of person she seems to be.
Sadly, unless someone steps in, takes charge, and cleans house, Stan is going to bounce around like a rag doll between one manipulating schemer to another. And I think when he does pass on, his daughter will find she has nothing, that it's all grabbed up by one lawyer or another.

[Nostalgiabuff]

yeah, and wasn't there recently a story about all his money being stolen. like everything there is a lot of misinformation going around. we probably won't know the truth until long after he is gone. it's sad that his daughter, who is pretty much a senior citizen herself, is apparently not capable of making rational financial decisions

[Hector]

“Lee doesn’t need the money. His estate is believed to be in the $50 million to $70 million range, according to the THR report.”

So why is Kevin Smith inviting Lee to stay at his house and saying fans should collect money to get him a home?

[Nostalgiabuff]

what a terrible way for Stan to spend his final days. Sounds like his daughter is involved in this in some way too, even if only as a pawn in the mix. hopefully someone will step in with all the publicity this is now getting

[Makernaut]

I am hearing internet rumors that Kevin Smith has invited Stan Lee to live with him.

I saw a news article to that effect that included a tweet from Kevin Smith where he did invite Stan to either come live with him or let him coordinate an effort to get Stan into some environment other than the one he is now in.

[Earth 2 Chris]

Dan Greenfield on 13th Dimension agrees that conventions should stop booking Lee to cut these vultures off.

https://13thdimension.com/comics-conventions-need-to-stop-booking-stan-lee/

Chris

[libby 1957dog]

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/features/stan-lee-needs-a-hero-elder-abuse-claims-a-battle-aging-marvel-creator-1101229

more sad reading with a alleged possible new heir and what look to me to be hostage type videos , and j.c.s plan to own marvel thrown in the mix

[Hedji]

I am hearing internet rumors that Kevin Smith has invited Stan Lee to live with him.

[Earth 2 Chris]

If I were running a comic con, I would respectfully refuse him being a guest at this point, and I would tell his "handlers" why. I would tell them "You may want to exploit this poor old man, but I do not.". If enough big cons did it, it would dry up at least one avenue of their despicable cash grab.

Chris

[palitoy]

It just grosses me out that anybody would want anything from this version of Lee.

I was never really all that excited about meeting him at a con but if I was I'd want to interact with him, in some way, he's always been energetic and convivial.

If I saw this, I'd put a blanket on the man and refuse his signature.

It reminds me of a story a movie poster dealer told me once, he ran into Vincent Price somewhere and ran to his truck to get a "house on haunted hill" poster. Price agreed to sign it but this was the end and he was extremely feable.

The dealer told me that Price's signature was an unrecognizable squiggle and the whole situation just sort of depressed him.

[LonnieFisher]

This situation makes me really sad. I wish somebody would help him get away from the vultures and vampires. I really wish there was something I could do for him.