I saw this earlier and also thought of @LDoBe…
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Daisy Daisy…
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https://www.npr.org/2018/11/12/667022269/a-true-believer-remembers-stan-lee
Fuck.
ETA
I did not see that Zeni posted this earlier.
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He will be missed. Future Marvel movies just won’t be the same without his cameos.
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NPR’s Fresh Air replayed their interview with Stan Lee from 1991 today. In it, Stan was talking about how he was working hard to get a project going with James Cameron (“who did the Terminator movies”) for a full-length feature movie of The Amazing Spiderman, and Stan promised that we’d see a lot more Marvel movies in the future.
Ain’t it the truth.
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I have a feeling that future Marvel movies will get him in, although (I hope) not with some CGI simulacrum (which would be creepy), but some still-image stuck in here and there (sort of like where’s Waldo).
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May your memory modules never be pulled.
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I can’t remember was he “pick’n” or “grin’n”?
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Clarke had one of the better episodes of the original run of The Muppet Show.
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Not sure how we missed this one, this makes me so sad:
Although brain tumor seems oddly fitting for a group who used their brains more than just about anyone…
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I remember the older edition of Craig Anderton’s Electronic Projects for Musicians had copper trace layouts stamped “Godbout” – I assume it was the same person? (Later, by the time I bought a copy, Paia took over.)
I think so.
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I tip my top hat to Mr. Fox.
Duck Stab is perhaps my favorite. Eskimo was the one and only album to ever give me nightmares; mission accomplished?
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We’ve watched Walkabout a few times. It’s almost hypnotic!
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Could be my favorite of his. I also heartily recommend Performance, which is probably a bit more Donald Cammell’s film, and Eureka. Here’s the not-exactly representative trailer:
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