Stan Lee's new book
Denver's News9 channel spoke about a new illustrated novel published by Lee called "The Zodiac Legacy".
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Six reasons why I think Stan Lee is a secret conservative:
1) He created a lot of communist villains and characters that were clearly good and evil. Liberals sympathize with communists and don't believe in good and evil.
2. He wrote an issue of Spider-Man mocking the Vietnam protesters and had the supporting cast praise Flash Thompson for enlisting and fighting in the war.
3. Stan Lee received a medal from George W. Bush and has a picture with them together framed in his office.
4. Seems to be pro-Israel from his page in the Alan Dershowitz edited book, "What Israel Means to Me."
5. Thinks it's not "necessary to have every type of person in the world in the stories." So, opposed to the social justice movement.
6. Thought Andrew Garfield's comments about making Spider-Man bisexual was "out of left-field" and he "thought one sex at a time ought to be enough for anybody."
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