Stan Lee Owns

He's so great

[SpeckObst]

"I mean, as bad as it is..."

Total savage.

[laurellee]

"stan, stop trying to flesh out my character with questions like who he is, omg"

[originalbestdadofgaming]

Oh, this is where Peter Parker got his sarcastic in-battle quips

[YukihyoShiraki]

I know its three adult men in the video but it really sounds like a dad trying to help two 6yos with their homework...

[CollegeBinary]

When Stan Lee pointed out that they hadn't drawn feet, I imagine Rob Liefeld began sweating profusely.

[ihaveasecret]

Like a passive aggressive Gordon Ramsay.

[MonsterJail]

Overkill cannot be defeated

because he was never drawn with feet in the first place

[dj__alien]

“You can think and draw at the same time?”

Straight outta the gate sent them to the cleaners and hung em to dry.

[galacsinhajto]

Omg I can't believe Stan Lee comitted a double homicide on camera and they showed it on TV

[samvandermeer]

"I mean bad as it is, it's impressive that you were able to do it this quickly."

[RockBottomRiser]

"you draw good wires" might be the best backhanded compliment I've ever heard.

[charlietownsend]

I love how it took him seconds to come up with an interesting idea for the character. The first thing that popped into his head was "what if when he takes off all this armor he’s just a meek guy".

[victorthecollector]

"So what's your thought process when creating these characters"
"They look cool"
"Oh I see"

[callianr]

"Who is he outside of the costume?"
"What do you mean? He's Overkill."
That is probably my favorite moment, as it shows Stan gets it in a way they don't.

[TheNarutodude]

Stan Lee: Where's his feet
Rob Liefeld: *sweating* : _h-his what_

[absolutecarnage]

So this explains why Stan said J Jonah Jameson was his self insert.

[Soupgirlpeasant]

I like Stan's idea that he seems to try to suggest that overkill is a super meek, wimpy man once he takes off his armor. Like hypothetically what of he was a character that transformed into this 90s charactatuer of a comic character that's just an extreme coping mechanism for a weak man, the name overkill has a lot more meaning in this hypothetical comic.

[corncobjohnsonreal]

I love how Stan is trying to tell them that how a character looks should reflect who they are, visual storytelling and shit, but they refuse to understand

[clayton]

"Btw you guys have ruined us, were going into showbiz"

stan less casually predicting the future of marvel

[junjomo]

I love how Stan lee even tries to humanize these characters, even if they’re the most biggest, baddest, most over the top guy who can be a god, he tries to make them seem like they have problems just like us as well. Like he always saw the good in people