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Stan Lee is a Comic Book Genius and God!

The Fantastic 4, Thor and Captain America that were made without him, were terrible.

Hitchcock was great at cameos, though, he didn't have speaking roles. Clive Cussler does cameos in all his Dirt Pitt novels. I don't see why Stan can't do cameos in his films.

Even though I haven't been impressed with the Hulk movies, the rest of them have been good.

For some reason, I expect Stan to pop up in a Warehouse 13 episode.

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Stan Lee is a Comic Book Genius and God!

The Fantastic 4, Thor and Captain America that were made without him, were terrible.

Hitchcock was great at cameos, though, he didn't have speaking roles. Clive Cussler does cameos in all his Dirt Pitt novels. I don't see why Stan can't do cameos in his films.

Even though I haven't been impressed with the Hulk movies, the rest of them have been good.

For some reason, I expect Stan to pop up in a Warehouse 13 episode.

I'll debate you on the Thor/Cap statement. Thor, while it could have had MORE in it, was decent enough. I thought Cap was great, though. It's just that Cap is honestly so cookie-cutter as far as a character goes that it's hard to make him appealing in the same way that Iron Man or Hulk are. I honestly think both the Thor and Cap sequels will be much better than their respective first movies. I will agree though that Fantastic 4 was fuging terrible.

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