Amazing Spider-Man Epic Collection, Vol. 1 Great Power by Stan Lee

Its author wasn't sued, so you know he's on the money, honey. Top marks to Stan Lee, then, for writing that cautionary line and the extended campaign which reflects so much still at large in more modern scaremongering minus 5,555 points for taking full advantage of its lamentable truth by shouting his own self-serving lies so very loudly and for so long that so many believe them to this day.įlick through a copy of MARVEL COMICS: THE UNTOLD STORY (in stock and reviewed at length) then all will become clear including Stan's oh-so-jokey public smear campaign against Spider-Man's co-creator, Steve Ditko. From there Jonah persistently and deliberately misreports everything we witness, successfully creating and sustaining not only the most massive dramatic irony but also readers' sympathetic frustration and so empathy and emotional investment in poor Peter Parker's young plight. Jonah Jameson who besmirches the reputation of young, altruistic Peter Parker's alias in print long before he's had chance to even do anything. It protects us from those with great power and no sense of responsibility other than to themselves: Donald Trump, the Daily Fail and all those Brexiteers lying through their teeth forever and a day, just like Daily Bugle publisher J. That's the quote which everyone should take from this tome. 'Unfortunately, if something is shouted loud enough, there are always those who will believe it.'

Amazing Spider-Man Epic Collection, Vol. 1 Great Power by Stan Lee