@CNN: Stan Lee was ready to give up on writing comic books in 1960 — after 20 years in the business — when his wife, famously, urged him to try writing one that he would like. The result was Fantastic Four. https://t.co/NyCNRRzDGr https://t.co/l21Mezjxce

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Stan Lee was ready to give up on writing comic books in 1960 — after 20 years in the business — when his wife, famously, urged him to try writing one that he would like. The result was Fantastic Four. https://t.co/NyCNRRzDGr pic.twitter.com/l21Mezjxce

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@CNN: Stan Lee was ready to give up on writing comic books in 1960 — after 20 years in the business — when his wife, famously, urged him to try writing one that he would like. The result was Fantastic Four. https://t.co/NyCNRRzDGr https://t.co/l21Mezjxce

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