Man I wonder if Stan lee play HC?

How fun would that be sum comic person

" Your, Your Stan lee!"
"Right you are citizen. Lets these heroes wage the dice.(rolls for start)
"O ok".
"Spiderman and his Amazing freinds are going to pounce on Superman"
"Sir I have first turn immunity, second only spiderman qualifies for pounce and he is not assighned it.Plus I dont have a Superman"
Stan lee rips off his face to reveal he is a robot and violently disposes of the naysayer lol

No seriously that actually would be fun

For a very long time it did. And then Loeb and Liefeld did a team-up and brought back Onslaught.

Heck, for the next Marvel set's "Super-Rare" figures, I'd like a Stan Lee Heroclix. Then I could play with Stan Lee side by side on the same team with Spidey & Thing.

My votes for creators super-rares...

1. Jack "the KING" Kirby
2. Stan "the Man" Lee
3. Joe Simon
4. Rascally' Roy Thomas

I think I would want Stan Lee more than Jack Kirby. But getting them both would be cool!

I think the real question should be, will Jack and Stan be arch-enemies?

Only their Veteran versions would have AE bases. The RE's got along just fine!

Ah, but the return of Onslaught was not in continuty, whereas Supes death was (for the DC U, at least)

Anyone notice the shift in the upcoming superhero team name?

Runaways readers will recall the appearance of a "superheroes anonymous" group called Excelsior, consisting of Darkhawk, Turbo, Lightspeed, Ricochet and the heroic Green Goblin. They were hired to bring the Runaways into protective custody, and ended up fighting Ultron in the process.

The team has been greenlighted for a series of their own, but at some point in the process, their name became "The Loners." "Legal reasons" were stated, which "no one can talk about."

How exactly does Stan Lee threaten Marvel Comics for unauthorized use of his trademark? I know he's a separate entity, but c'mon. That would be like a pro baseball player warning MLB not to use his trademarked nickname.

--your team is called the "Loners?" That's just paradoxical enough to work!
wyld

See: setting it out of continuity makes it even less meaningful, if that were even possible.