Stan Lee

Avengers: Endgame returns to cinemas on 25 September as Endgame: Encore, with roughly four minutes of new footage and a look at Doomsday. Disney has run this play before, with this exact film, and it did not work then either.

The Marvel icon behind Spider-Man and X-Men wasn't responsible for one of cinema's biggest superhero successes. Fans kept asking anyway, and Lee always told them the truth.

The actress opens up about a deeply uncomfortable scene from Fantastic Four that left her feeling exposed and humiliated, revealing how her conservative upbringing made the experience even worse.

Following reports of Tobey Maguire and Hugh Jackman's comeback, Marvel enthusiasts are campaigning for another veteran actor to join the multiverse battle. The demand centers on bringing back a flame-skulled antihero.

As a new era for the Man of Tomorrow begins, it's worth looking back at what a comic book legend thought of the hero. Stan Lee had a major issue with the Kryptonian's character, believing one key change would have made him far more interesting. What was his vision for the icon?