Board Thread:News and Announcements/@comment-4651179-20181113132311/@comment-32902083-20181124035000

PgSentFlying wrote: Zeus Destroy wrote: Omegasonic2000 wrote: PgSentFlying wrote: Unlike DC comic book writers, who are barely known for creating the popular characters like Superman, Batman, Wonder woman, Flash, Green Lantern, and several others. Stan Lee is a very famous man who will always be the legendary comic book writer in Marvel. The problem with DC and its characters is that each character had a different creator. Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster created Superman, Bob Kane created Batman and so on. Not saying they're not important, mind you, but it tends to be difficult to keep track of who created who. On the other hand, most of Marvel's most iconic characters were created by The Man. No matter who drew them at first, it was a single person that wrote their first adventures. That way, Marvel will always have Stan Lee as a "face" of sorts. That too is hard to remember them.

Like Zeus Destroy said DC Comics writers are hard to remember, but when Marvel Comics comes to the stage, a legendary comic writer, Stan Lee will always be too easy to remember for people in the world. I only remember Bob Kane lmao. Because I use a stupid trick to remember it easily: Sponge Bob (my favorite childhood show) and Citizen Kane (a movie I like).