Watch Stan Lee revisit some of Jack Kirby's old art work!

Watch Stan Lee revisit some of Jack Kirby's old art work!

And find out what the first ever Marvel cross-over was.

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By ArmouredAvenger - Nov 05, 2010 04:11 PM EST
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Source: Blastr

It takes a lot to make Stan Lee speechless, but Joe Maddalena, the owner of the Profiles in History auction house and star of Syfy's new series Hollywood Treasure, found a way to do it—by showing the co-creator of Spider-Man, the Hulk, the Fantastic Four and other Marvel superheroes some original art he hadn't seen in more than four decades.

Maddalena had gotten his hands on the original artwork to Fantastic Four #12 from 1963, which featured the first meeting of the Hulk and the Fantastic Four and is apparently the first crossover in the Marvel Universe ever.

The thing that astonished Lee the most? His own notes scribbled along the margins of the artwork, which he considers just as rare as the artwork itself, since they were usually erased.

Watch the extended interview from Hollywood Treasure below, including footage that won't be seen on TV, as Lee is awed to be reunited with Jack Kirby's artwork after so many years.



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Priest
Priest - 11/5/2010, 5:40 PM
@ grief,

You wish you where as famous and loved as Stan "The Man" Lee.
conformist21
conformist21 - 11/5/2010, 7:09 PM
good stuff
Luigi
Luigi - 11/5/2010, 7:21 PM
Nice find, that was interesting
DeadWebHead
DeadWebHead - 11/5/2010, 7:39 PM
@grif: Stop trying to be the cool kid by hating on a legend. What you fail to realize is that when you pioneer a company like Marvel, you have no other option. Once your company has reached a level where you need several people to run it, a board is created and the decisions no longer fall on just you. In some cases they aren't up to you at all anymore
Creature
Creature - 11/6/2010, 2:29 AM
Interesting, fantastic watch.
Gmoney84
Gmoney84 - 11/6/2010, 5:48 AM
Yeah, I saw this episode on Syfy. This was much better. They estimated that arts worth at about 2 million.
level1paladin
level1paladin - 11/6/2010, 6:20 AM
Stan's awesome. He makes me feel a bit uncomfortable though when he's trying to be "cool". Kirby FTW.
TheDemonHunter
TheDemonHunter - 11/6/2010, 9:17 AM
That was great to see. That wasn't Stan being the usual pitchman and one-man hype machine, which he's been good at (and possibly better known for in some circles) for decades. You could see the genuine joy and excitement in his reactions to what they showed him.

Awesome stuff.
weaponxcustoms
weaponxcustoms - 11/6/2010, 9:20 AM
cant wait to meet Stan one day, awesome guy.
HULK2099
HULK2099 - 11/6/2010, 9:30 AM
great show, I watch it
spectre88
spectre88 - 11/6/2010, 9:42 AM
Criticize him all you want but the fact remains he co-created some of the most iconic characters ever. Awesome post blastr, thanks!
JohnWilbanks
JohnWilbanks - 11/6/2010, 1:55 PM
Great Find! I hope to be able to meet Stan Lee one day. I would love to just sit down and talk comics with him!
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