It’s more of the same, additional vintage photographs of the people who worked on the comic books of yesteryear during those earlier halcyon days! As usual, there’s an awful lot of Stan Lee.
Stan Lee promotional photo, circa 1980Assorted Marvel and DC creators, including Joe Orlando, Paul Levitz, Don McGregor, , Jenette Kahn, Stan Lee, Mike Grell, Len Wein, Paul Kupperberg and Marty Pasko. Late 1970s.Jack Kirby at home, mid-1970sStan Lee promotional photo, 1975Jack Kirby at home, Mid-1970s.Martin Goodman at work, 1940sLen Wein, Don Mcgregor, Marie Severin, Marv Wolfman. Publicity photo for Crazy Magazine, circa 1974Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, circa 1968Bob Kane and Joe Shuster, promotional tour photo, 1944Vince Colletta and Stan Lee, 1964Stan Lee, photo for the cover of Writer’s Digest, 1947Stan Lee and John Romita, publicity photo, 1978Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, circa 1942Flo Steinberg, 1973 on left, circa 1967 on rightStan Lee and Jim Galton at the White House with friends, 1979Stan Lee and Joan Lee at the Mighty Marvel Convention, 1976Stan Lee, Marvel offices, 1972Stan Lee and Jack Kirby at left, At the Cartoonist Society, 1966Joe Shuster, 1941Jim Steranko, convention photo circa 1971The 1969 Comic Art Convention luncheon, July 5, 1969. Numerous creators and soon-to-be creators in this one
It’s so rare to see photographs of the pre-toupee, no facial hair, version of Stan Lee. The timing doesn’t exactly work for this, but it’s almost like there are very different Golden Age and Silver Age character designs for “Stan Lee”. It’s reminiscent of the early Batman change from the original “fat Alfred” updating to “skinny Alfred”.
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Jim Steranko has baggage.
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And a great shirt!
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It’s so rare to see photographs of the pre-toupee, no facial hair, version of Stan Lee. The timing doesn’t exactly work for this, but it’s almost like there are very different Golden Age and Silver Age character designs for “Stan Lee”. It’s reminiscent of the early Batman change from the original “fat Alfred” updating to “skinny Alfred”.
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A very good way to put it! I’m always amazed by the fact that even in the different Stan “eras” he looks so different in each picture.
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For awhile there, he aged backwards.
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