It’s been 4 years since the death of Stan Lee, creator of many of Marvel’s most beloved characters such as Spider-Man, Hulk, Fantastic Four, Daredevil, X-Men…among many others, and The main stronghold of Marvel since its founding.
Marvel has never been just Stan Lee since the very beginning it was a publisher called Timely Comicsowned by Martin Goodman, but with Lee’s inclusion, he achieved the fame he has todayand never seem to lose.
And it is that after creating the most famous characters, if not all, of Marvel comics, it was the premiere of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (UCM), which completely blew up his career, and not just because of the number of sales or their scale..
Since the first MCU movie in 2008, Stan Lee has made small cameos in the vast majority of films, and for which he was always ready to participate, despite his advanced age and sometimes for health reasons throughout the course.
Avengers: Endgame was the last film to feature this incredible cartoonist and creator.and while it may have been the best way to say goodbye to him by being the highest-grossing and most important film in Marvel history, there’s always the anxiety of knowing where Stan shows up and what many fans are missing out on.
After his death, he apparently stopped acting in films, and not because Marvel wanted it, but because there was a little procedure to resolve that already seems to have been resolved.
And it’s a prisoner of war! Entertainment, a production company founded by Stan Lee in 2001, has held the image rights ever since and today signed an agreement with Genius Brand International for the next 20 years, which will allow it to be used in many areas.
Your image can be used for Disney theme parks, entertainment and merchandising. But the most important thing in this agreement is that your image can be used for Marvel series and movies.
That’s why if Marvel has images or videos recorded from other previous filming locations or they decide generate his face with CG to continue the cameosor even be able to pay some tribute to him (preserving the cameos would be the best way to honor him, in my opinion), they will have every right to do so.
This is very good news for Marvel fans, and it is expected that perhaps in the Marvel movies that come out at the end of the year or early next year, we will be able to see a characteristic old man who brings so much grace to us. .
Source: Computer Hoy
