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STAN LEE MEETS THE MARVEL UNIVERSE (2006)

In 2006, Stan Lee returned to Marvel Comics in time for their 45th anniversary to write the initial stories in a series of titles in a fifth-week event. The gimmick was that each book would feature a story written by Stan in which he meets one of the characters he co-created with either the wildly imaginative Steve Ditko or creative juggernaut Jack Kirby.

I just want to focus on the Lee-written stories from this event, but each issue also included additional stories featuring Stan Lee by other writers or reprinted examples of his early work.

Now, don't expect the characters he interacts with to play by the rules! Stan amps up the humour to either self-deprecate or self-promote as a little nod and a wink to the sides of his personality we've come to know. And, wherever this all takes place, it's definitely not Earth-616...
  • Stan Lee Meets The Amazing Spider-Man #1[1/4]
  • Stan Lee Meets Doctor Strange #1[1/4]
  • Stan Lee Meets The Thing #1[1/4]
  • Stan Lee Meets Doctor Doom #1[1/4]
  • Stan Lee Meets Silver Surfer #1[1/4]
Stan Lee Meets The Amazing Spider-Man #1[1/3]
Spider-Man swings into Stan Lee's apartment to ask why he can't just lead a normal life. Stan tells him to stop feeling sorry for himself and get back out there. Merchandisers rely way too heavily on him to make money and he needs to keep on going to keep them in business. Soon after, Mosquito Man checks in with Spider-Man who tells him it's not yet his time to shine.
Stan Lee Meets Doctor Strange #1[1/2]
Stan Lee visits Doctor Strange who complains about how expensive the life a Master of the Mystics art is in the modern world and how hard it is to remember all of his spells without destroying reality.

Stan Lee Meets The Thing #1[1/4]
Stan Lee bumps into the Thing as he passes through Yancey Street while on holiday in Manhattan. As his co-creator, Stan offers to change the Thing back to human form to make his life better, but the Thing refuses due to all the female attention he gets.
Stan Lee Meets Doctor Strange #1[1/3]
Doctor Doom summons Stan Lee to Latveria help him understand why people fear and hate him, while Doom deals with a variety of threats to his rule with terrifying violence. Before Stan can help, Doom casts him out for only being capable of getting a role as Willie Lumpkin in the Fantastic Four film.

Stan Lee Meets Silver Surfer #1[2/4]
Galactus summons Stan Lee into space to cure the Silver Surfer of his depressing introspection. Galactus returns Stan to Earth when he believe he's been infected by the Surfer's preachy righteousness.
Thunderbolts #112 (2007)
Earth-616's Stan Lee next appears as a presenter of a gameshow called 'Who Wants to Be A Thunderbolt' to help decide the next member of the government-sponsored Thunderbolts during THE INITIATIVE.
Stan Lee Meets
Collects Stan Lee Meets Doctor Doom #1, Stan Lee Meets Doctor Strange #1, Stan Lee Meets Silver Surfer #1, Stan Lee Meets Spider-Man #1, Stan Lee Meets The Amazing Spider-Man #1 and Stan Lee Meets The Thing #1

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