Do you like Marvel's Heroes?
Iron Man, Captain America, Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, Hulk, Black Panther, Thanos, or Black Widow?
If yes, then do you know that all these characters were created in the mind of a person when he used to broom after hearing people's scolding, or was serving coffee - and this person's name is Stanley.
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Let's see how all these superheroes started!
Stanley's real name was Stanley Martin Lieber. He was born on 28 December 1922 in New York. Stanley's father was a dress cutter and his family's financial condition was very poor.

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During the Great Depression, Lee's father was unable to find work, only then did Stanley realize that he too would have to work hard to bring money to his house. That's why Stanley started doing small things from childhood so that he could support his family.


Lee used to deliver sandwiches along with his studies, he loved reading and writing and his first writing job was to write obituary i.e. to write death notes for the dead in the newspaper.

After this, in 1939, when Lee turned 17, his uncle got him a job in Timely Comics. Lee was an assistant to Time Comics editor Martin Goodman. Lee was given very trivial tasks such as filling ink in pans, preparing lunches for people, and carrying files from one corner of the office to another.

Sometimes Lee got the job of editing work in comics. Lee's first publishing job was in Captain America. Stanley was then allowed to write dialogues in the comics, but he had not yet got the drawing job.

Seeing Stanley's talent, he was briefly appointed editor of Timely Comics at the age of 19, and Lee got the opportunity to create his first comics. His first superhero name was "Destroyer". This superhero appeared in Mistake Comics in 1941. For many years, Stanley worked as an editor at Timely Comics, and during World War II from 1942 to 1945, he also served in the US Army.


After World War 2, he joined Timely Comics once again. Timely Comics was renamed "Atlas Comics" in the 1950s. Stanley worked for Atlas Comics until the late 1950s. But by the end of the 1950s, he was tired of the job and thought of giving up comics.

At that time, Atlas Comics' rivals were "DC Comics", which was becoming very popular. Atlas Comics was not that famous among people, because DC Comics Super Heroes was very famous. Atlas Comics owner Martin Goodman requested Stanley to stop at Atlas Comics because he knew that if anyone could beat DC Comics, it was Stanley.

Fantastic Four Creation
Stanley listened to Martin Goodman and created new superheroes, which people liked very much. In 1961, Stanley teamed up with Jack Curby to form a superhero team called the "Fantastic Four", and people liked this series very much. Atlas Comics was renamed Marvel Comics after the Fantastic Four.
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During this time Stanley also worked with other famous editors such as "Jack Curby" and "Steve Ditko", who created the world's most famous superheroes such as Spider-Man and the Hulk.

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Stanley told in his interview that after making "Fantastic Four" his publisher told him that now he would have to create a new superhero. Lee went home that day and started thinking about a new superhero. He was sitting at home wondering what power he should give to his next superhero and then he saw a spider climbing the wall.

[b]Journey of Spider-Man
[/b]Seeing that spider, it came to his mind that why not give the next superhero the superpower to crawl by sticking on the wall, but when he was thinking of the name, different ideas came to his mind like a fly man, mosquito man, spider Man.

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