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September 28 2006

Interview With Joss On "Stan Lee Meets". A short interview with Joss and the other writers of the "Stan Lee Meets" stories.

DavidB | Printed matter | 06:11 CET | 12 comments total | tags: michael gaydos, comic, stan lee, spider-man, joss whedon

He does have all the women. Damn him.

theyarescientists | September 28, 07:31 CET

Oh the irony. I posted this link in the discussion about "Stan Lee Meets Spider-Man"... which has now been pushed off the front page and into the oblivion of the archives by THIS very post. ;)

Haunt | September 28, 08:40 CET

I think I'd maybe like to get all the "Stan Lee Meets...", not just the Joss one, now.

Kiddo | September 28, 10:32 CET

I just read it and Joss's story was quite good although I was a bit suprised by the references to porn and group sex.

Derf | September 28, 17:43 CET

Porn and group sex? Um, Stan isn't participating, is he?

pat32082 | September 28, 17:50 CET

Porn and group sex? Um, Stan isn't participating, is he?

In the final panel Stan sets off for pornworld with the comic book seller.

Derf | September 28, 18:16 CET

Bad visual place.

pat32082 | September 28, 18:22 CET

Great issue. Stan may have met Spider-Man, but Joss has obviously met the Funny.

I wonder what comics are like on the world without shrimp...

Niels | September 28, 21:37 CET

I loved Joss's story. He showed perfectly what makes Stan Lee a pioneer in comic book (and superhero) storytelling. I expected the smart, logical, sentimental ending... and then I laughed like I haven't laughed in months. Thanks, Joss! (and Mike Gaydos who really made the funny... funny.)

PS I suppose the second alternate dimension was the one where JMS started up the Marvel universe? :)

daylight | September 28, 22:25 CET

By the way: If anyone was suitably impressed by Michael Gaydos, let me recommend Alias (no relation to the TV show) written by Brian Michael Bendis, now available in 28 singles, 4 trades or 1 omnibus hardcover.

He's currently also drawing Snakewoman for Virgin Comics, but Alias is a masterpiece.

Niels | September 29, 00:32 CET

Yeah, Alias is about the best thing Brian Michael Bendis has ever done.

daylight | September 29, 12:26 CET

I thought Joss' story was hilarious. Especially the alternate world comic book covers.

Simon | September 29, 12:31 CET

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