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I often wish there was a 3.5 star rating. It's better than medium, but not quite great. The whole book is written in a very conversational style, as if he's giving a presentation to an auditorium full of people mixed with having an individual conversation with a reporter or a fan. We get some insight into how early life during the Depression, and how he made his way through the growing and changing of the comic book industry.

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4.5

i had no doubt in my mind that i would enjoy this memoir. marvel will always hold a special place in my heart and learning more about how my favorite characters came to be, and stan lee’s story was such a treat! amazing, fantastic, and incredible

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4.0

This was SUCH a fun read.

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funny informative lighthearted fast-paced

4.5

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funny informative inspiring medium-paced

5.0

Exactly what it says on the cover.

Seriously, this was so much fun to read—it was like he was there, reading it aloud to me. It was educational regarding his personal life but also how the comic book, animation, and Hollywood industries have changed over the years. There are so many little tidbits in here. I learned so much and really enjoyed it.

And the artwork is phenomenal! (I found an adjective that wasn’t on the cover—you’re welcome!)

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4.0

I learned a lot about a man I have loved since childhood.

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