basically when stanley created fantastic four with jack kirby they. were he was that bickered these were heroes like. i'm so glad you said that because we actually got this comment from you tube so many people actually writing us on you tube about this segment of our show all trafficking says stanley will be remembered for making superheroes that were flawed and closer to reality but he encouraged people to be inclusive in his storytelling so brian going a little bit geeky right here but if you know the marvel universe you know that so many of the characters are normal people with a twist with something that makes them unique they're not really superheroes from another planet like they might be in another superhero realm i.e. d.c. comics talk to us about that superheroes are flawed certainly spider-man is probably the greatest example of that where he was a teen superhero at a time when the only teen superheroes were sidekick here was a teen who was the hero of the book and not only that his very origin is that he lets a criminal get away the criminal

basically when stanley created fantastic four with jack kirby they. were heroes that bickered these were heroes like. i'm so glad you said that because we actually got this comment from you tube so many people actually writing us on you tube about this segment of our show all trafficking says stanley will be remembered for making superheroes that were flawed and closer to reality but he encouraged people to be inclusive in his storytelling so brian going a little bit geeky right here but if you know the marvel universe you know that so many of the characters are normal people with a twist with something that makes them unique they're not really superheroes from another planet like they might be in another superhero realm i.e. d.c. comics talk to us about that superheroes are flawed certainly spider-man is probably the greatest example of that where he was a teen superhero at a time when the only teen superheroes were sidekick here was a teen who is the hero of the book and not only that his very origin is that he lets a criminal get away the criminal

at the age of ninety five lee was the creative force behind marvel comics and alongside artist jack kirby dreamed up iconic superheroes like the avengers and the x.-men leaves no once writing of those characters helped transform a comic stronger. he was the man who revolutionized comic books stanley superhero of the marvel universe helps create iconic characters that have gripped generations. he's really an inspiration for anyone who wants to follow any kind of dream no matter what it is and he gave us these cool superheroes that everyone can kind of look up to no matter who you are incredibly sad like oh he's just kind of one and taught me how to read a luger you know it's like. one of the greatest times for the comic books. while at marvel in the one nine hundred sixty s. lee helped to reshape the comic books with complex characters and sophisticated plots but his most famous character almost didn't come to be here is lee recalling the time he pitched the idea of spider-man a troubled teenager to marvel my publisher said stan you have lost their interest first of all nobody likes spider

in 1961, mr lee and jack kirby created the fantastic four for marvel comics and went on to create titlesecutive of his 0ur entertainment said he created universes of characters. let's look at the markets before we go. there's been a huge slide in asia. you can see the nikkei hasjust opened and it is down over 2%, pretty much following from the other markets. the nikkei taking its cues from wall street, where we saw a lot of those apple suppliers falling. in japan, suppliers to apple, murat and others, also declining well over 6%. a slightly different story in australia, they are falling because they are taking their cues from wall street but energy—related stocks are falling and that's because we saw oil prices declining overnight. that is impacting a lot of the australian energy and resources stocks. elsewhere in the region, slides. in korea, samsung and others are falling as well. that is it for this edition of asia business report. let's bring you up to date with our top stories this hour: social media in the philippines is being used as a platform to re—write the country's history an

his imagination released a string of iconic characters including some with jack kirby, they thought i wrote andrew. >> it would have if not for the artists. >> his characters caught the c iron, black panther and ant man, lee stayed close to his fans. at the launch of the silicon valley comic-con, he signed autographs and shared stories about his favorite character, spiderman, admitting he didn't like spiders. >> i hate all insects, i thought it would be cute to have a hero that could stick to walls. i went down the list and said insect man and mosquito man and spiderman sounded better and i stuck to it. >> and he was born to be a comp and they said they had human flaws see my character and i see myself in it, that could be me. >> and he got presidential recognition. >> a story teller southerly missed monday, hours after his death, people brought flowers and comic books to be his hollywood star. >> he loved the people involved in it, the fans, characters and it always showed. >> i grew up with as one of those fans too. >>> the time is 4:57, the search for fire victims goes on this morn

even the people who bothered to interview jack kirby, steve dichio would not be interviewed, he was aadvertently, he came to acquire more credit than most of us who studied the history of comics believed was really his due. they use the so—called marvel method, where he would lay out the beats of the plot and in the office would add elements, add characters even. the silver surfer, a huge character in the fantastic four. from he was almost without credit, by jack kirby, who relies this character who had coming should have a heraldry goes before him, so he sketched this quy goes before him, so he sketched this guy in, and said, i cannot but this quy: guy in, and said, i cannot but this guy, kind of a salford dude who was cosmic. to say tampa created him would be unwise, but he gave them so much character. his talent is without doubt one of the greatest talents we have ever seen, notjust income of books but in the world of popular entertainment, and especially in the world of fantasy entertainment, he is one of the most important figures certainly of our generations, but i think perhaps

with the help of graphic artists like jack kirby and steve ditko, his stories practically jumped offwas different was that stan lee's superheroes had flaws. they argued amongst themselves, they had hang-ups, and they existed in a world we all recognized. you didn't shy away from the issues of the day. i mean-- you took on war, you took on race relations, you took on drug abuse. >> i tried everything that people were thinking of-- that i was thinking of-- that was concerning people at the time. >> reporter: then, there were the marvel movies. >> did it work? >> reporter: lee made cameos in almost every one, even into his 90s, but never gave retirement a thought. >> you know, i guess one person can make a difference. why would i want to retire from it? how lucky can you be? excelsior! >> reporter: stan lee leaves behind a fanciful landscape for all of us: where good triumphs over evil, where outcasts have a home, and where adults can be kids again. lee cowan, cbs news, los angeles. >> glor: that's "cbs sunday morning"'s lee cowan. that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. i'm jeff glor i

with the help of graphic artists like jack kirby and steve ditko, his stories practically jumped offt is that stan lee's superheroes had flaws. they argued among themselves. they had ha-ups, and they existed in a world we all recognized. you didn't shy away from the issues of the day. you took on war. you took on race relations. you took on drug abuse. >> i tried everything that people were thinking of, that i was thinking of that was concerning people at the t >> reporter: then there were the marvel movies. >> did it work? >> reporter: lee made cameos in almost every one, even into his 90s. never gave retirement a thought. >> i guess one person can make a difference. >> why would i want to retire from it? >> how lucky can you excelsior! >> reporter: he leaves behind a landscape for all of us. where outcasts have a home, and where adults can be kids again. lee cowan, cbs news, los angeles. >> that is the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "the morning news" and "cbs this morning." from calabasas, california, i'm jeff

his imagination unleased a string of iconic characters, partnering with people such as jack kirby. >>mewhere think that i wrote andrew. they think the scripts were mine. they wouldn't have been nothing. >> reporter: his characters captured the world in comic books and film. captain america, x-men, iron man, thor, the black panther and antman. throughout his career, stan lee state close to his fans. at the launch of silicon valley comic con, he signed autographed and shared stories about his favorite character spiderman. he admitted that he has never liked spiders. >> i hate insects. i thought it would be cute to have a hero who could stick to walls. i needed a name for him. i went down a lease -- west and tried insect demand, mosquito man and got to spiderman and it sounded more dramatic than any of the other names. i settled for that. >> reporter: he was born as stan le martin and he began his career at the age of 16 at highly comics which later became marvel comics. comic book fans say that his superheroes had human flaws that made them relatable. >> he would make these characters t

jack kirby in 1961 with a fantastic four, created spiderman, black panther, the incredible hulk, x menan and the avengers. walt disney bob marshall in 2009 for $4 billion. looks like the investment paid off as the films became the highest grossing superhero films of all time. stan lee is 95 years old. the faa investigating in a traffic controller in las vegas to appear to lose control of her faculties, the control it left pilots confused, slurring her words, the associated press reports she was coughing and became unconscious. another was returns to take over. facebook says a routine test is to blame for an outage that knocked the social media website off-line this afternoon. psychologist at the university of pennsylvania say limiting social media to 30 minutes a day can reduce feelings of loneliness. a meeting of us catholic bishops opening today, bombshell with sex abuse overshadowing the conference was we will tell you how the vatican shut down a key vote. b spread all around. because each job in energy creates many more in this town. who we are as people and making everybody feel w

chris hemsworth, and jack kirby. there's stan in the thor helmet, fitting him well, as well.nd hue jagh jackman, and all t different faces covered by blue. i want to show this picture, a tribute to stan over here. and it just illustrates how many of these characters he actually created or co created. so they're all here. a nice tribute to him. again, this is all for the comic book world. now let's take note that after all these comics had become big-screen movies, it's a cultural phenomenon. but the message behind them is more important than just a comic book hero. for example, we remember what a big revolution it was when black panther came to the screen. people said that kind of a cast, that type of a story will not translate and it became such a huge hit and has pushed the door open further for a lot of other groups. i can tell you when i was dating this girl, i took her to see x men, and she thought it was a comic book movie, and we left having a great conversation about how folks who are ostracized because they are different, social justice, and how people tend to fear w

his next project, done with his partner, artist jack kirby, was the fantastic four, and it was surprise, particularly because its oddball characters had weird powers, could never seem to get along, and defied the supeero type. this more complex hero was something lee repeated, with great success, with his subsequent characters like the amazing spiderman, the incredible hulk, the avengers. fi a 2002 interview at the premiere of the rst spiderman rdvie, lee described just how it was to convince his oritor, decades ago, to approve the line: >> i said i wanted to do this gu he's a teenager, he's got a million problems, everything goes wrong. my publisher said stan, you've lost it. he said, fir of all, nobody likes spiders, you can't call a hero spider-man. secondly, a teenager can't be a hero, he can only be a sidekick and lastly, he said, you say he's got all kinds of problems? don't you understand, stan? he's a hero! hero's don't have problems. that's why they're heroes. shows you what i knew! >> stan's real power was capturing this kind of everyday superhero mentality that people were re

jack kirby with the fantastic four.reate spider-man, black panther, the incredible hulk, x-men, iron man and the avengers. walt disney bought marvel in $200,944,000,000,000. it looked like the investment paid off as the films have become some of the highest grossing superhero films of all time. stanley was 95 years old. the faa is investigating an air traffic controller in las vegas who appeared to lose control of her faculties. left pilots confused when she started slurring her words. the associated repressed democrats reports she was her coughing and later became a conference. another controller was on break, he was notified to take over. facebooks is a routine test is blamed for an outage that knocked the social media off-line for nearly half hour. and while psychologist at the university of pennsylvania is a limiting social media to 30 minutes a day can actually reduce feelings of loneliness. the meeting of u.s. catholic bishops opening today with a bombshell with the abuse scandal overshadowing the conference. we w

. >> reporter: graphic artist jack kirby brought his ideas to life. >> i said, gee what if a guy could stick to walls like an insect. that sounds good. so i started trying to think of some names. insectman. no. spider-man. ooh that sounds dramatic. >> most of his seemingly immortal characters also had very mortal problems which made them relatable. >> they didn't shy away from the issues of the day. >> i tried everything people were thinking of, that i was thinking of that was concerning people at the time. >> are you tony stank? >> he had a second career of sorts making cameos in the marvel movies, one of the highest goesing franchises in history. >> well, the '60s were fun but now i'm paying for it. >> block blusters that earned him very little. characters were marvel's property, not his. does it make you angry. does it frustrate you? >> i try not to think about it. >> reporter: stanley didn't just give us characters that fed our imagination, he also taught us that every once in a while good can triumph over evil. >> you know, i guess one person can make a difference. >> reporter: "c