A pensioner watering his lawn at the beginning of X-Men: The Last Stand, a passer-by saved by a young Matt Murdock in Daredevil, an indomitable librarian in a duel between Spider-Man and the Lizard in The Amazing Spider-Man, or even an off-the-charts guest At the wedding of Mr. Fantastic and the Invisible Woman…
Ever since his comic book characters have regularly appeared on the big screen, the legendary Stan Lee has enjoyed accompanying their adventures by offering countless cameos in Marvel feature films. Since his disappearance in 2018 at the age of 95 and his last appearance in Avengers: Endgame (where he yelled “love, not war”) to a soldier, the famous screenwriter has been conspicuously absent from his comic book adaptations.
Despite all that, many Marvel shows continue to pay homage to him, with a nod to his attention here and there. This is especially true of Venom: Let There Be Carnage, which airs tonight on TF1 and hits theaters three years after Stan Lee’s death.
Indeed, if you open your eyes and hit “pause” at the right moment, that is, at 15 minutes and 2 seconds into the featurette, when Eddie Brock and his alter ego Venom visit their friend Madame Chen at her shop. , you will see the presence of a magazine that shows the appearance of a gentleman.
On the cover of a magazine displayed near the cash register – which Venom actually changes in motion – we recognize the screenwriter’s white mustache and glasses, next to the following headline: “The Amazing Career of Stan Lee” (“The Incredible Career of Stan Lee”). A discreet but essential tribute to the man who gave birth to many Marvel heroes such as Iron Man, the Hulk and the X-Men.
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