| What do you think was Lee’s motivation
to create such famous superheroes we know today? Was the style of
how Stan Lee wrote his comics different from other writers in Marvel and
from different companies? Did his style contribute heavily to his comics’
success?
I don't even know how to begin answering these questions because I have no idea what goes on in the mind of Stan Lee because I'm NOT Stan Lee. I'm Gerry Alanguilan and if you have a question for me about Elmer, Timawa, and Johnny Balbona, I'll be perfectly qualified to answer it. Don't send me 20 questions about how another artist works or thinks because I have no idea. I'm puzzled why anyone would think I would know the answers to these questions as nowhere in my site do I claim to be an expert on Stan Lee. Aside from the fact that I work in comics and that I worked for Marvel once, that doesn't mean I'm suddenly knowledgable in what Stan Lee thinks. And I'm not just talking about Stan Lee. I'm talking about everyone else. If you have questions for me with regards to my work, then I'll gladly answer them. But if you have questions about Budjette Tan or Carlo Vergara or Arnold Arre about their work and how they work, please feel free to ask them because I'm nowhere near qualified to answer. You sent me a message, I assume, because you want to know about my work, and not because you want to ask me what motivated Gilbert Monsanto to create Demi-Gods. |