@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/YGkEWZ66mt https://t.co/93U3WyoEss

November 12, 2018 / The Arbiter / 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/YGkEWZ66mt pic.twitter.com/93U3WyoEss

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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/YGkEWZ66mt https://t.co/93U3WyoEss

@CNN: President Trump taunts North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in a tweet, writing that his nuclear button is “much bigger” and “more powerful” https://t.co/IXxkwiRJxF

@CNN: Asked whether the Trump administration is actively trying to find the op-ed writer, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said the staff is “focused on things that actually matter” https://t.co/fG7BtiqoqA https://t.co/t8IZCLQjAi

@CNN: Lewis Hamilton crowned the 2017 Formula One world champion — his fourth title — despite finishing ninth in Mexico… https://t.co/cBjx35NbVd

@CNN: President Donald Trump is urging his administration to move ahead with slapping tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods, a source says https://t.co/lfaArXKr9H https://t.co/aXDxvvgtdx

@CNN: “Not the kind of return to history that Japan ever expected”: @willripleyCNN re: North Korea’s latest missile launch https://t.co/7UB43mzA7z

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