Board Thread:News and Announcements/@comment-4651179-20181113132311/@comment-27212711-20181118032234

K.Earl03 wrote: So sad, I've always wanted to meet Stan Lee, always. And now that he is gone, the only time i will be able to see him is when i die and go to heaven if at all. Stan definitely went to Heaven cause of all the good he did to entertain us and himself. He didn't deserve to die, i don't know anyone that hated him. Even his competitor (DC Comics) sent him respects for his death. If Disney doesn't put their heads together and start doing good for Marvel I will honestly get so mad at Disney.

You very much are right about that, he did a lot of good and great good for the world of comics, for superheroes, and he shaped comic culture as we know it to be.

He did not deserve to die, the best way we can honor the legacy of this man is our continued support of his work and the works of his competitors.

There really is not much hate that can be levied on him, the guy did so much good where there truly isn't a named circumstance where bad can be defined within him at all.

Even DC comics "A WarnerMedia Company" sent their deepest condolences for his passing showing even they deeply respect the guy and the good he did to this world.

As this is a very sad time for The Walt Disney Company (Marvel Entertainment LLC's owner since 2009), they very much are aware they are going to have to get their heads together and start doing good for Marvel and the MCU and for the animation division, and for Marvel TV and all of the marvel verse in entertainment that is known or otherwise will be known.

Disney has a lot planned for Marvel, a lot has been lined up for Disney+ for the brand both on that front and theatrically, Disney will certainly keep busy and honor the mans memory.