So if he wrote all of the original Silver Age Marvel comics why

We've established that he generally dictated the broader strokes of the mags and left much of the smaller page to page work to the artists. This isn't new ground you're covering.

>>83536381
>generally dictated the broader strokes

lol what a load of deliberately vague back peddling bullshit. That could mean literally anything.

>>83535817
That isn't even true though. The only time they changed really was when Stan left.

>>83536402
It seemed to vary from plotting out most of the magazine to "they fight a purple guy this month" scribbled on a sticky note.

>>83535817
Jim Steranko has addressed this best. The "Stan did nothing" meme is just that: A stupid fucking meme that only children believe in.

>>83536381

So why didn't he make this clear to the publishing company that bought Marvel in the late 60's that didn't know how comic books were created and mistakenly financially awarded the creators the same way as novels and magazines with 90% of the pay going to the writer and 10% going to the artist?

>>83536381
>We've established that he generally dictated the broader strokes of the mags

He was an editor that was also in charge of the lettering

>>83536466

Steranko is based in most areas of his life but he's a company man through and through and really can't be trusted on issues of Stan Lee or Marvel.

The fact that a guy whose art style owes so much to Kirby who took over Kirby's books refuses to defend Jack or speak an ill word against Stan is just bullshit.

>>83536471
Probably because he likes having money more than having well paid coworkers/underlings?

>>83536521

Then I guess it's a good thing he was married to the owner's cousin!

>>83536542

It's funny that Lee and Goodman kept their relationship a secret so for many years Kirby and Ditko and Heck and those guys wondered why the obnoxious loud mouth 17 year old kid that hung around their office that couldn't write or draw a story suddenly became their boss essentially over night when they were all industry vets.

>>83535817
I read his spidey, x-men and DD runs and they're all shared his style of dialogue. It really made you believe that these characters can exist at the same world and interacted with each others.

>>83536466
On one hand, yes. Stan DID do things.
On the other, no. He was just an editor who handled final passes on dialogue.

He's both more and less important than people give him credit for.

Why did Stan Lee create so few interesting characters after Kirby and Ditko refused to work with him?

>>83535817
Because Marvel has shit writers that have no concept of continuity. They openly write out things they don't like by other writers and just ignore aspects of characters that have been cannon for years if not decades. It's rather embarrassing to be quite honest.