quality of this vid upload from VHS tape is superb! thanks so much for this! Jim Lee and the late Stan Lee are both pillars of the comics world! i thank GOD for both of them!
Ha! I used to watch this all the time to inspire me when I was drawing and sending out portfolios to every company in '93-'94. I was lucky to have Jim hire me and get me my start in '95 before I graduated high school. Such a great guy.
He’s now the president of DC. He always come off as a highly intelligent and humble human being with a god given ability to draw. It’s great seeing him young and so early on after only reading and watching him draw on twitch and his comics.
@@bruhdon4748meme is an old paychology word that pre dates its use to mean jokes known by internet users. A meme, in the traditional sense, is a memory that acts like a gene and is passed down via generations.
@@sebas.4524 don’t pay attention to him, he had NO idea on what he’s saying right now as he’s just trying to WRONGFULLY start drama and cause nonsense as he’s completely wrong in ALL the false nonsense he’s saying here.
Lol just stop talking as Stan Lee is NOT a “lYiNghACk” in ANY way as he NEVER lied about anything at all and he’s the GREATEST comic book writers of all time as one of the BEST and TALENTED creators in comics to this DAY! Something that you don’t understand at all in ANY regard here as you WRONGLY spread your false lies here as you badly talk down to such a great and iconic man! There is no “yUp” at all to all the wrong nonsense you’ve been saying here, people don’t love Stan Lee for ANY of the false and wrong nonsensical statements you’ve been saying here, people LOVE Stan Lee for all the PHENOMENAL things he’s done for comics and media in general, something you BADLY don’t understand here at all with how bad and terrible your hate comments are as they only make YOU look bad for not understanding ANYTHING about the great Stan Lee. Stop talking and step down! You have NO idea on what you’re saying here at all!
@@jojoface4940 lol NOT even close. Nothing about Stan Lee is even CLOSE to being a “AtRuEhACk” in ANY way, you have absolutely NO idea on what you’re saying here as Stan Lee is one of the greatest comic book writers of all time as he mad COUNTLESS massively iconic comic book characters and stories that are beloved worldwide by millions upon MILLIONS of people, you have absolutely NO idea on what you’re saying here in ANY way. Just stop with you’re nonsense here completely as you have NO idea on what you’re saying here at all. Just stop talking!
@@mysterious8152 lol YES Stan Lee, he’s a VERY standout and humble guy as a whole! Just stop with that nonsense saying that he’s “nOt” because he IS a Standout person completely!
Jim Lee 90's: "The fan mail that comes in...I'm effected by what they say and be in-tune to what the audience want." Comics Today: "If you don't like my politics, don't buy my book."
You are amazing for posting this. Wish I would've seen this as a kid, especially because I was an art student. But I'm still enjoying this today!!! Thank you!
"👑Stan Lee and Jim Lee" are Extraordinary men that gives everyone awesome work. 🤴🏼Stan Lee✒ 📝their is "No words" for that luv man.The world has lost beautiful man in comics and movies..*R.I.P.*. I hope once again that i will see him in heaven with so many luvin ppls and Families, friends ..👨🏻🎨Jim Lee✍is a brilliant comic artist👨💻, and so much more..👨💻🎨🎞👨🏻🎨
9:10 The birth of memes right there, lol. Nah, actually Richard Dawkins coined the word meme in his 1976 book The Selfish Gene. But still, Stan said (by mispronouncing mime) before it was common.
I was a 90s comic book kid. I remember all of those X Men foil/holographic covers, "special editions," "trading" cards, allegedly "rare" McFarlane toys and all that over-hyped marketing bullshit that made us think that we had to spend $100 a month to be a real fan. My garage is still full of them. Easier to sell eight million books when everyone buys four copies of the same issue (and I had all four.) Jim Lee is still one of the greats, though.
Yeah, the 90's was an interesting time in the history of comics in that was when sales were at their highest point ever. Greed was rampant during this time with almost ever comic publisher taking advantage of their customers by over-hyping everything they put out. It pretty much wrecked the industry when people started to realize that those comics they bought were not really worth much because the market was over-flowing with multiple copies. Stan Lee is a legend in the comic industry and is responsible for so many great characters and stories, but it is disappointing that he is as guilty as everyone else involved in that shady side of the business. It had nothing to do with writing stories and entertaining people and everything to do with getting a few more dollars out of their loyal readers. It was a short sighted vision for a quick cash grab that would leave a long lasting resentment for most of the people that had bought those comics .
this is where it all started, comic books and stan lee and joe kubert. too bad most people these days refer to the movies and dont realize they're all from comic books.
LOL What? Of course he would be passionate, he's MASSIVELY responsible for all the super iconic comic book characters and stories we have seen today in marvel and media. Why would anyone DOUBT he wouldn't be passionate about any of this at all or not realize that he would be? That doesn't make any sense at all to say.
@@boblob3509 As I said, Of course he would be passionate, he's MASSIVELY responsible for all the super iconic comic book characters and stories we have seen today in marvel and media. Why would anyone DOUBT he wouldn't be passionate about any of this at all or not realize that he would be? That doesn't make any sense at all to say.
@@boblob3509 Once again, Of course he would be passionate, he's MASSIVELY responsible for all the super iconic comic book characters and stories we have seen today in marvel and media. Why would anyone DOUBT he wouldn't be passionate about any of this at all or not realize that he would be? That doesn't make any sense at all to say.
He took a year off, to practice and apply to comics publishers. I'm curious about his practice schedule during that time, to improve his art. I think he already talk about it somewhere, and told he use to practice 8 hs a day, that's a commitment, but I can't remember.
How old was Jim Lee Rob Liefeild and Tod McFarlane when they started working for Marvel! I think Jim is approaching age 50! Wow! What an amazing 📼 video! R.I.P. Stan Lee I know he's watching this from adove! Exvelsiour!
When did this interview come out, between 1992 and ? Stan Lee still sounded like his intros and narrations in the Spiderman and His Amazing Friends cartoon! Jim Lee looks so young and he sort of look like Glenn in the first season of the Walking Dead. Did know he had a degree in psychology.
X-Men came out in 1991! Written bye Chris Clearmont inked by Scott Williams who still inks Jim's amazing pencils and of course drawn bye Jim Lee! This before they left Marvel to create Image and Wildstorm comics also became Extreme Stuidos! 😲 I wish Jim would leave DC and go back to drawing X-Men 90s style again! X-Men Forever!
What's so bad about being mo moved to the coast? BTW. Is there any X-Men graphic novel recommendations? I've got Mutant Genesis from the 90s, but is there anything else I should read?
RIP Stan Lee you are the 🐐 #RestoreTheSnyderVerse #ReleaseTheAyerCut #OpSKWAD #MakeTheBatfleckMovie #MakeTheGreenLanternCorpsMovie #SaveGreenLanternTAS
Stan: you know a lot about meme? Me: ...Did he just say what I think he said? Stan: Oh! I meant “Mime”! Me: huh...thought the time line was broken there for a sec.
When I was a little kid I used to think Jim and Jae Lee were brothers and Stan Lee’s sons.
DoctorWeeTodd 😂
LOL!
Stan even jokes later in life, "Only our mom can tell us apart." And Jim would laugh, so you were not wrong on that one ;)
@@crithon I suppose Stan the Man had a hand in raising all pf us.
he looks so much younger hard to believe he was in his early 30s during this vhs tape
He was 25-26. These were made in 91. I'm 8 years younger than Jim and I was 18 when these came out.
OmarsDad That 91 year old Stan was a joke.
Stan was so enthusiastic, He even showed a panel that wasn't a poster, Jim tried to say it wasn't the poster, but he dared not speak!
And now J.Lee is DC Comics Chief Creative Officer. Insane how small we can start and become great.
Now he’s the president of DC 🥹
I'm so glad at one point he moved to DC Comics and made us the "Hush", one of my favorites.
Its pretty good but kinda overrated. Hush and Batman dont really interact enough.
@@jackthegreek6092 Your opinion. But you can't deny that the artwork is awesome
@@TengkuAmier Now see that is exactly what I actually CAN deny. Beacuse art is subjective. However I DO agree thatbit is in fact Awesome.
Mine, too
@@jackthegreek6092 he is stalking batman in the book kinda
quality of this vid upload from VHS tape is superb! thanks so much for this! Jim Lee and the late Stan Lee are both pillars of the comics world! i thank GOD for both of them!
preach brother
Ha! I used to watch this all the time to inspire me when I was drawing and sending out portfolios to every company in '93-'94. I was lucky to have Jim hire me and get me my start in '95 before I graduated high school. Such a great guy.
Nice ❤😊
I like how Jim mentioned his Psychology degree and attending med school but not mentioning where he went... Princeton.
He’s now the president of DC. He always come off as a highly intelligent and humble human being with a god given ability to draw. It’s great seeing him young and so early on after only reading and watching him draw on twitch and his comics.
Stan Lee said meme, before it was cool
That was pretty damned weird. Who doesn't know that word?
Lmao dude
James Joyce did it first in The Wake, in the last 4-pages/final paragraph, “me me meme mememe moreme.”
Meme is mime in French, there’s a clip of David Bowie saying meme school & Richard Dawkins coined the term meme as we know it
@@bruhdon4748meme is an old paychology word that pre dates its use to mean jokes known by internet users.
A meme, in the traditional sense, is a memory that acts like a gene and is passed down via generations.
...And that's how "memes" came to be. 8:55
That was pretty damned weird. Who doesn't know that word?
burlapjack 9:10 not 8:55
The selfish gene book.
Actually meme derives from Memeology, not stan Lee, unfortunately
@@theuserintheroom4450 LOL how do you confuse the two?
The dude is a legend. X-Men (1991) 1 will forever be the best-selling comic issue of all time.
I’m glad I found this. Stan’s characters and Jim’s art have both been inspirations to me.
RIP Stan Lee
The legendary Lees, Jim and Stan
Toddy Lee Mcfarlane also Robby Lee Liefeld 😆
The real....Leegends
And now Jim Lee is in charge of D.C now😂😂
Yeah lol 😂 thank 🙏 goodness
RIP Stan Lee. The world loves you!
Yup, everybody loves a lying hack
JoJo DogFace lying???????
@@sebas.4524 don’t pay attention to him, he had NO idea on what he’s saying right now as he’s just trying to WRONGFULLY start drama and cause nonsense as he’s completely wrong in ALL the false nonsense he’s saying here.
Lol just stop talking as Stan Lee is NOT a “lYiNghACk” in ANY way as he NEVER lied about anything at all and he’s the GREATEST comic book writers of all time as one of the BEST and TALENTED creators in comics to this DAY! Something that you don’t understand at all in ANY regard here as you WRONGLY spread your false lies here as you badly talk down to such a great and iconic man!
There is no “yUp” at all to all the wrong nonsense you’ve been saying here, people don’t love Stan Lee for ANY of the false and wrong nonsensical statements you’ve been saying here, people LOVE Stan Lee for all the PHENOMENAL things he’s done for comics and media in general, something you BADLY don’t understand here at all with how bad and terrible your hate comments are as they only make YOU look bad for not understanding ANYTHING about the great Stan Lee.
Stop talking and step down! You have NO idea on what you’re saying here at all!
R.I.P had to rewatch this to remember you Stan!
A E same
M E M E
R.I.P. Stan, a true gent
@@jojoface4940 lol NOT even close. Nothing about Stan Lee is even CLOSE to being a “AtRuEhACk” in ANY way, you have absolutely NO idea on what you’re saying here as Stan Lee is one of the greatest comic book writers of all time as he mad COUNTLESS massively iconic comic book characters and stories that are beloved worldwide by millions upon MILLIONS of people, you have absolutely NO idea on what you’re saying here in ANY way. Just stop with you’re nonsense here completely as you have NO idea on what you’re saying here at all. Just stop talking!
Timeless video, Stan is such a humble guy, and so is Jim
not stan lee
@@mysterious8152 lol YES Stan Lee, he’s a VERY standout and humble guy as a whole! Just stop with that nonsense saying that he’s “nOt” because he IS a Standout person completely!
@@Gadget-Walkmen Stan is a douchebag
Jim Lee with a Malcolm X cap. ✊
Back in time 1992 Malcom X movie has a big success and everybody wears a cap o a shirt or something related with Malcom X
first thing I noticed for reals :)
@@claymore806 Malcolm x was more than just a movie that came out in 92. He was an iconic civil rights leader.
@@nonymous590 Don't remember saw anybody before 92 wearing a Malcom X shirt
Hard to believe this video is now 30 YEARS OLD!!!!
Jim Lee 90's: "The fan mail that comes in...I'm effected by what they say and be in-tune to what the audience want."
Comics Today: "If you don't like my politics, don't buy my book."
My god, these episode of that show are gold, dude. Thank you so much.
Awww little Jim Lee he's so young and cute!
Comparing this video to the one with Rob and Todd. I think we know Stan really liked Jim. Which is reasonable Jim Lee is amazing.
Thank you so much Jim and Stan
Thanks for uploading this, it's really great to get this perspective on comic art.
Thanks a lot for put this online!
No problem Carlos. I love these old vhs. I have a couple more I need to upload. Hope to get to them soon.
You are amazing for posting this. Wish I would've seen this as a kid, especially because I was an art student. But I'm still enjoying this today!!! Thank you!
Who would have thought then we'd have almost 30 more awesome years of stan the man
I just read my first Batman comic for the first time, it was Batman Hush. OMG every page is a work of art. I am amazed!
Oh man! I hadn't seen this since it first came out! Thanks for posting it!
Thx for uploading these videos!!
I just love the resolution! thanks for share!
No problem I aim to please.
Jim Lee is a pioneering Asian American. For him to have become a doctor would have been so typical.
Thanks for sharing these
"👑Stan Lee and Jim Lee" are Extraordinary men that gives everyone awesome work. 🤴🏼Stan Lee✒ 📝their is "No words" for that luv man.The world has lost beautiful man in comics and movies..*R.I.P.*. I hope once again that i will see him in heaven with so many luvin ppls and Families, friends ..👨🏻🎨Jim Lee✍is a brilliant comic artist👨💻, and so much more..👨💻🎨🎞👨🏻🎨
an amazing artist!!!!
This is amazing
The mans. They are The Mans.
Stan Lee coined the "meme" 30+ years ago, gotta love him. Excelsior!
Naw that word was coined back in the 70’s
"Meme" comes from The Selfish Gene by Richard Dawkins
Lee is so frign humble and cool...how many Asians where rocking Malcom x hats back then. Dope
9:10 The birth of memes right there, lol. Nah, actually Richard Dawkins coined the word meme in his 1976 book The Selfish Gene. But still, Stan said (by mispronouncing mime) before it was common.
That was pretty damned weird. Who doesn't know that word?
I was a 90s comic book kid. I remember all of those X Men foil/holographic covers, "special editions," "trading" cards, allegedly "rare" McFarlane toys and all that over-hyped marketing bullshit that made us think that we had to spend $100 a month to be a real fan. My garage is still full of them.
Easier to sell eight million books when everyone buys four copies of the same issue (and I had all four.) Jim Lee is still one of the greats, though.
Yeah, the 90's was an interesting time in the history of comics in that was when sales were at their highest point ever. Greed was rampant during this time with almost ever comic publisher taking advantage of their customers by over-hyping everything they put out. It pretty much wrecked the industry when people started to realize that those comics they bought were not really worth much because the market was over-flowing with multiple copies. Stan Lee is a legend in the comic industry and is responsible for so many great characters and stories, but it is disappointing that he is as guilty as everyone else involved in that shady side of the business. It had nothing to do with writing stories and entertaining people and everything to do with getting a few more dollars out of their loyal readers. It was a short sighted vision for a quick cash grab that would leave a long lasting resentment for most of the people that had bought those comics .
this is where it all started, comic books and stan lee and joe kubert. too bad most people these days refer to the movies and dont realize they're all from comic books.
Thanks for uploading this
11:28 they actually hung up OVERKILL HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA STAN THE FUCKIN MAN
Man these videos make me feel old
Stan is such a character.
Great stuff!
I like the way Stan surreptitiously moves Jim's chair back at 10:38
Yup he's like vice president of DC I think.
+JAIOn carter at this time in the 90's he was working for Marvel Comics and had just left to form Image Comics.
That X-Men book is legendary
wow i never realised how passionate Stan Lee was
LOL What? Of course he would be passionate, he's MASSIVELY responsible for all the super iconic comic book characters and stories we have seen today in marvel and media.
Why would anyone DOUBT he wouldn't be passionate about any of this at all or not realize that he would be? That doesn't make any sense at all to say.
@@Gadget-Walkmen wow i never realised how passionate Stan Lee was
@@boblob3509 As I said, Of course he would be passionate, he's MASSIVELY responsible for all the super iconic comic book characters and stories we have seen today in marvel and media.
Why would anyone DOUBT he wouldn't be passionate about any of this at all or not realize that he would be? That doesn't make any sense at all to say.
@@Gadget-Walkmen wow i never realised how passionate Stan Lee was
@@boblob3509 Once again, Of course he would be passionate, he's MASSIVELY responsible for all the super iconic comic book characters and stories we have seen today in marvel and media.
Why would anyone DOUBT he wouldn't be passionate about any of this at all or not realize that he would be? That doesn't make any sense at all to say.
I like at 5:35 stan opens to a splash page thinking it’s the cover and Jim goes to correct it then stops himself. What a sweet dude.
Dam, over 8 million copies of X Men #1, in the 1990's, no wonder 🤔 the comic shop only wanted to buy my X Men 2 through 11.
This is so interesting ,miss you Stan. thanks for this, be blessed and all, in Jesus amen shalom CBN.com
He took a year off, to practice and apply to comics publishers. I'm curious about his practice schedule during that time, to improve his art. I think he already talk about it somewhere, and told he use to practice 8 hs a day, that's a commitment, but I can't remember.
Long live the Lees!!!
"But you finally went legitimate and got into comics" hahaha
That connecting cover thing is Genius.
RIP STAN LEE
Thanks for this. It would be greatif you have the Life and Art of Jim Lee from dcfandome
Stan wanted 2 advocate for the F bomb in comics 🤣💪🏽
I guessed his degree/bachelor helped him to create great comics.
The legend
How old was Jim Lee Rob Liefeild and Tod McFarlane when they started working for Marvel! I think Jim is approaching age 50! Wow! What an amazing 📼 video! R.I.P. Stan Lee I know he's watching this from adove! Exvelsiour!
I bet you Jim Lee looks at this now and he must have been embarrassed. Hahahaha mime? Hahahahah HOW again Jim ?
6:07 the covers line up to make one larger IMAGE. Lol was that a subliminal there, Jim?
Is my asian brotha rockn a malcom x hat
Man both Jim and Stan look young af. Jim looks like a baby and ironically is now one of the head guys at that "smaller company", DC ;)
Oh he was Psychology grad and pre med. He has chosen the right path after.
******#RIPStanLee******
this vid made me love marvel and dc even more
Bought that X men on release. Had to have any Jim Lee issue of X -men. He's the best.
Stan prob made Jim feel so award when showing the posters inside the comics. LOL Jim's face was like omg..
yeah, I think it was because Stan was not on the poster page. Jim went to correct him then was like nah never mind and just laughed...
Stan Lee
Jim Lee
Cool.
I still say that X-Men and his run on Fantastic 4 Heroes Reborn also Wildcats are still his best art work!
When did this interview come out, between 1992 and ? Stan Lee still sounded like his intros and narrations in the Spiderman and His Amazing Friends cartoon!
Jim Lee looks so young and he sort of look like Glenn in the first season of the Walking Dead. Did know he had a degree in psychology.
Stan, Jim and Stan's Toope.
Geez so these guys worked with the marvel gods themselves. No wonder their so amazing at what they di
"Jim you also know a lot by Meme" lol
I'm a man of God and I heard somewhere through the grapevine that Stan Lee wasn't. But I don't give a good God-damn. This man is a saint.
Jim Lee and Chris Claremont - probably the greatest tag-team in the history of comic books. Only Snyder and Capullo may be considered after them...
Wolfman and Pérez might disagree with you.
*Chris Claremont and John Byrne
@@alexpage10 Ah yes!! Those two were also awesome!!!
Old school shit. This is dope.
JLEE breakdowns, 3 #1 covers, background story, dynamic storytelling (Take things to the extreme)
The LEE LEE! :-)
when was it recorded ?
X-Men came out in 1991! Written bye Chris Clearmont inked by Scott Williams who still inks Jim's amazing pencils and of course drawn bye Jim Lee! This before they left Marvel to create Image and Wildstorm comics also became Extreme Stuidos! 😲 I wish Jim would leave DC and go back to drawing X-Men 90s style again! X-Men Forever!
What's so bad about being mo moved to the coast? BTW. Is there any X-Men graphic novel recommendations? I've got Mutant Genesis from the 90s, but is there anything else I should read?
Lee Meet Lee lol
Thanks for the great video, can you please tell me what year this was filmed in?
Mechanical Pants 1992
Thanks!
my brother told me that Jim is Stan son when I was 7. back then I believe it but now wow
His real name was Stan Lieber used Lee for the comics.
@@ChrisWolfe111 i was 8 in 1992 and my brother college was talking crap 😆
Oh yeah I got the joke haha , just wanted to add that was his real name. Most people dont know.
How old is jim lee here ?
RIP Stan Lee you are the 🐐
#RestoreTheSnyderVerse
#ReleaseTheAyerCut
#OpSKWAD
#MakeTheBatfleckMovie
#MakeTheGreenLanternCorpsMovie
#SaveGreenLanternTAS
its weird how they were praising Jim Lees success now they're blaming him for Dc's downfalls
RIP Stan Lee
Rip
Stan: you know a lot about meme? Me: ...Did he just say what I think he said? Stan: Oh! I meant “Mime”! Me: huh...thought the time line was broken there for a sec.
Why so many covers?