Six old members of the Avengers bought full-page ads to mourn Stan Lee, and DC and Sony also participated

Stan Lee, the "Father of Marvel", passed away on November 12 due to illness at the age of 95. After his death, almost all moviegoers and fans around the world were immersed in grief, and everyone mourned the old boy who made great contributions to the superhero universe in various ways.

Recently, Disney/Marvel Studios, 20th Century Fox, Sony Pictures, DC Entertainment, and six old members of the original Avengers, "Iron Man" Robert Downey Jr., "Captain America" ​​Chris Evans, "Black Widow" Scarlett Johansson, "Hulk" Mark Ruffalo, "Thor" Chris Hemsworth, "Hawkeye" Jeremy Renner, and veteran TV producer Margaret Loesch together bought six pages of advertisements in "The Hollywood Reporter" to pay tribute to Mr. Stan Lee.

Thank you for your tremendous contributions, the jobs you gave to thousands of people, the joy you brought to countless people, and most importantly, your unique wisdom, charm, grace and humility that no one else could match. Stan, we love you, we will always miss you, and we are honored to be a part of your amazing achievements. - The original Avengers

The entire Marvel Cinematic Universe under Disney, as well as Fox's "X-Men" series and Sony's "Spider-Man" series are all early creations of the old man and comic master Jack Kirby. In comparison, the remembrance from its rival DC is even more moving and awe-inspiring, and the reunion of the first generation of the Avengers' six giants makes movie fans feel a little more sad, because in next year's upcoming "Avengers 4", their former glory will also come to an end.

Disney Marvel Edition

The MCU, which has always brought endless joy to the audience, is now full of farewell and sadness...

20th Century Fox

Sony Layout

DC layout

Stan, dear friend, mentor and colleague of 38 years, you had a unique gift, a sharp intellect, you were warm, generous and always a gentleman, you will be remembered forever. - Maggie