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00:00New York
00:02Go! Go Bruce!
00:04They're destroying New York as usual
00:06You have to turn into the green man
00:08and defeat him!
00:10What's up?
00:18What's wrong? Do you need a mercenary?
00:20Leave me alone, I'll focus so I can turn
00:30Do you have a device that can make you transform?
00:33No, I'm not the other heroes
00:35I have to get angry to transform
00:37Oh!
00:38How about this?
00:40The electricity bill is 7,000 pounds
00:42What? 7,000 pounds?
00:44Why?
00:45What is this? Are you crazy?
00:47Because this news makes me angry, not angry
00:49What do you mean angry?
00:50This is what I feel right now
00:52And I feel like I'm not married at all
00:54Bruce, people are in danger
00:55People are dying outside
00:56I need to get angry! I need to get angry!
00:58I started taking depression pills recently
01:00I can't feel anything
01:01Mom called me and said she'll be here in two days
01:06She's telling you to be patient, it's been a while
01:08Be patient!
01:11Keep going, keep going
01:12I'm doing it, I'm doing it
01:17My God, my husband isn't working
01:19I've been your brother for three years
01:22What?
01:23What are you saying?
01:24These are not real stories to make you angry
01:25But all the previous stories were real
01:27What do you mean, Bruce?
01:28What?
01:31Why are you crying?
01:33Nothing
01:34I just want to be alone for a while
01:37Bruce, wait
01:38Bruce, there's a man who can take care of you
01:40I don't love anyone but you, I swear
01:44Are you done?
01:45Or what?
01:46Hassan, what's gotten into you now?
01:50I told you to go inside
01:58Dear viewers, welcome to a new episode of Da7ee7
02:01In 2023, James Gunn, the new director of the DC Cinematic Universe
02:06Was surprised by what he said
02:08When he announced that under his leadership
02:10We can't see the future
02:12A movie that brings together DC and Marvel
02:15They said, Abu Hamid, bring him a drink
02:17Hassan replied
02:18If you don't watch movies like this
02:20DC and Marvel are the classics
02:23They are the descendants of Barcelona
02:25The family of superheroes
02:27On your right, you'll find DC
02:28It has Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, The Flash
02:31Martian Manhunter, Jill Lantern
02:33On your left, you'll find Marvel
02:34Captain America, Spider-Man, Hulk, Iron Man, Wolverine
02:37Abu Hamid is Captain Tag
02:39So I'm one of them
02:40That's not a difference, Zarif
02:42Abu Hamid, these two companies
02:44After the competition between them
02:46Will unite
02:47Let me tell you
02:48The cooperation between DC and Marvel is not new
02:50It happened a lot
02:51But in the comics
02:52Batman was fighting Hulk
02:54Superman was fighting Spider-Man
02:56The world was in the comics
02:57But this transition to the cinema is very difficult
02:59What's the difference, Abu Hamid?
03:00Yes, there's a difference
03:01Let me tell you
03:02According to Professor Ben Sanders
03:04One Marvel movie like Endgame
03:06Gathered 82 billion dollars
03:09What?
03:10The people who wear these clothes
03:11Take this money
03:12While the profits of all the comics
03:14In the same year
03:15Didn't get 1.2 billion
03:17The cinematic rights for superheroes
03:19Are a lot of money
03:20It's a lot of money
03:21They can't afford to produce one movie
03:23If they make a movie
03:24There will be a thousand legal disputes
03:26Between the two companies
03:27Disputes
03:28No, guys
03:29My character looks less than their character
03:31And my character can't lose
03:33Because her branding
03:34Doesn't appear on social media
03:35And doesn't sell to the police
03:36And whose name is on the front page
03:37And who's a distinguished guest
03:38And who's Dave Sharaf
03:39And the most important question
03:40Who will save the world
03:41Meaning, one of you fight evil
03:42And the other, the vigilante
03:43Applying justice in the last 10 minutes of the movie
03:45Why?
03:46Is there a problem?
03:47It's okay
03:48The competition between the two companies
03:49According to Professor Sanders
03:50DC and Marvel are like two teams in a circle
03:53The success of each team
03:54Depends on a strong competitor
03:56To motivate it and encourage it
03:57To develop and improve
03:58Look, Abu Ahmad
03:59If they're two teams in a circle
04:00Who's the first and who's the second?
04:01Who's the real company?
04:02Not the one with the accounting
04:03And the bribery
04:04Who's Hafid Saleh?
04:05And who's the seven letters
04:06That shakes the universe?
04:07What's the problem?
04:08If we go with this circle
04:09We'll find DC
04:10Extended Universe
04:11Actually
04:12In the 8th place
04:13Among the most profitable movies
04:15With a revenue of 7 billion dollars
04:17While the poor Marvel Cinematic World
04:20Squares off
04:21In the first place
04:22With 30 billion dollars
04:23A huge competition difference
04:24To understand it
04:25We need to know the story of Marvel
04:26And understand how the story of the comics started
04:28The story didn't start
04:29With the victory of Marvel
04:30But it started
04:31The opposite way
04:33The story started with DC
04:34Squaring off on the throne
04:36A hero without a competitor
04:38A hero for the industry
04:39Developing in one of the hardest times in history
04:41The comics, my dear
04:42Which is one of them
04:43Its profits exceed billions
04:45It will start flourishing
04:46And spreading
04:47After the Great Cassadee
04:48Who's Mohamed Cassadee?
04:49And his poverty
04:50And his illnesses
04:51And his hunger
04:52And people are reading comics
04:53Shame on you
04:54You haven't seen how the content industry
04:55Has developed
04:56Because of the corona
04:57People are sitting idle
04:58People are sitting idle
04:59They can't find anything to do
05:00They're reading comics
05:01Especially
05:02That the reality around them
05:03Doesn't help
05:04These are stories
05:05In which the imaginary world flourished
05:06Let's stay away from this painful reality
05:08This reality
05:09In which the evil
05:10Can win
05:11Okay, in which
05:12It can lose
05:16It can lose
05:17It can lose
05:18It can lose
05:19The children and the adults
05:20Were living in a painful reality
05:21And I hear that they have a common desire
05:22To escape from this painful world
05:24To the world
05:25In which they woke up
05:26And found all their money gone
05:27Their future
05:28Had no future
05:29All of this
05:30Made them cling to the idea
05:31Of the imaginary savior
05:32And just like life
05:33Changed in a moment
05:34A savior hero
05:35Could come
05:36And fix it in a moment
05:37This starts in 1938
05:38When Superman's character
05:39Appears for the first time
05:40In the hands of
05:41The National Allied Publications
05:42Before his future
05:43Was named DC
05:44DC will start
05:45What is called
05:46The Golden Age of Comics
05:47The Golden Age of Comics
05:48And Marvel was a trend
05:49At that time
05:50Which means
05:51If you ask any Marvel fan
05:52About the difference
05:53Between Marvel and DC
05:54Without getting mad
05:55Because I know
05:56The comments
05:57Are a bit sensitive
05:58This fan
05:59Or the viewer
06:00Will tell you
06:01That DC makes
06:02Original worlds
06:03And Marvel
06:04Takes it out of the box
06:05Let me tell you
06:06That at the time
06:07DC was
06:08In the Golden Age of Comics
06:09With Superman
06:10Marvel
06:11Or Timely Comics
06:12Was a small company
06:13With all kinds of novels
06:14Romance
06:15Horror
06:16Western
06:17Comics
06:18Stories
06:19All works
06:20It doesn't have to be
06:21Great quality
06:22But anything
06:23Gets you money
06:24Let's see this trend
06:25And follow it
06:26Where did the
06:27Silence go?
06:28Marvel will start
06:29Appearing as a real competitor
06:30In March 1941
06:31When a national character
06:32Appears
06:33It will raise its prices
06:34To the sky
06:35Captain America
06:36The wrapped hero
06:37In the American world
06:38Appears in the first number
06:39And he eats
06:40Adolf Hitler
06:41With his mouth
06:42So after a few months
06:43Specifically
06:44In December 1941
06:45What does Japan do?
06:46Japan makes
06:47A black sheep
06:48And a bat
06:49And a bat
06:50And you keep
06:51Paying for it
06:52It will bomb
06:53The Pearl Harbor
06:54After the bomb
06:55America enters
06:56The war
06:57And Ben Aimer
06:58Sits with the men
06:59And you know
07:00What he does
07:01Then suddenly
07:02A new character
07:03Captain America
07:04Appears
07:05For the first time
07:06In a few months
07:07The most important
07:08Soldier to the youth
07:09This is the hero
07:10Who predicts
07:11Hitler's knockout
07:12As we saw
07:13On the cover
07:14And since then
07:15Everyone was pushed
07:16To realize this prophecy
07:17At the time
07:18When Marvel's sales
07:19Were increasing
07:20They will decide
07:21To send copies
07:22To readers
07:23At a cheaper price
07:24As long as
07:25At least
07:26The magazine has
07:27Two pages
07:28With no drawings
07:29This will make
07:30The book
07:31From comics
07:32To magazines
07:33The problem
07:34Is that the comics
07:35Are for kids
07:36And teenagers
07:37No one will leave
07:38The nice pictures
07:39And look at
07:40These two pages
07:41Are for the office boy
07:42In the company
07:43Take it son
07:44Fill these two pages
07:45With anything
07:46So that the genre
07:47Can develop
07:48This office boy
07:49Was a simple
07:50Puppeteer
07:51His family
07:52Gave him
07:53To the president
07:54Of Timely Comics
07:55To get close to him
07:56And the prophet
07:57Said to him
07:58Turn it on
07:59Do you have anything?
08:00So the man
08:01Decided to get close to him
08:02When he saw
08:03The two pages
08:04He told him
08:05To write it
08:06And so on
08:07No one will read
08:08These two pages
08:09In the way
08:10We started
08:11The industry
08:12With billions on paper
08:13And their double
08:14On the screen
08:15Stanley Lieber
08:16Will be born
08:17In 1922
08:18To join his child
08:19With the great Cassade
08:20In 1929
08:21Difficult circumstances
08:22And a horrible poverty
08:23And a future
08:24Without any signs
08:25This will make Stanley
08:26Always run away
08:27With his imagination
08:28And specifically
08:29To reading
08:30His mother
08:31Encouraged him to read
08:32Despite their poverty
08:33She bought him
08:34A book stand
08:35To read
08:36And he eats
08:37Because if there wasn't
08:38He wouldn't be able
08:39To eat without reading
08:40Stanley
08:41Will be stuck
08:42With imaginary stories
08:43Like Dracula
08:44And Tarzan
08:45And Frankenstein
08:46The stories of the heroes
08:47Have
08:48According to his expression
08:49Bigger than life
08:50When Dracula
08:51Doesn't get a check
08:52From Cassade
08:53Or Tarzan
08:54Wants to get
08:55Voltarine
08:56From the tree
08:57And has no money
08:58Heroes
08:59Are isolated
09:00From the daily
09:01Problems of life
09:02Stanley
09:03When he was 17
09:04Will work
09:05In Timely Comics
09:06And in a simple week
09:07He'll get a check
09:08From Captain America
09:09And he'll decide
09:10Not to give them
09:11His real name
09:12Stanley Lieber
09:13No
09:14He'll take his first name
09:15And split it in two
09:16So it'll be
09:17Stan
09:18Lee
09:19Abu Ahmed
09:20I know this joke
09:21Our girls call themselves
09:22On Instagram
09:23Mar Yim
09:24No dear
09:25It's a bit complicated
09:26Stanley
09:27Loved comics
09:28But he wanted
09:29To be a great novelist
09:30So he'll be
09:31An old man
09:32So he's saving
09:33His real name
09:34For this moment
09:35And he kept
09:36His real name
09:37Until
09:38No one
09:39Made it
09:40As a real book
09:41Do you remember
09:42Arthur Conan Doyle
09:43And Michelle Collins
09:44I watch this episode
09:45All my life
09:46I've been waiting
09:47For a moment
09:48With a real novel
09:49And as soon as
09:50It was a real novel
09:51It failed
09:52When he came back
09:53To the normal literature
09:54And the crime
09:55And the adventure
09:56And I don't know what
09:57He was successful
09:58And broke the world
09:59What's this
10:00Analyzing a person
10:01In this subject
10:02He leaves his hand
10:03In the things
10:04He sees
10:05In the world
10:06He's analyzing
10:07A person
10:08At that time
10:09D.C. was working
10:10Successfully
10:11But Timely Comics
10:12Will leave
10:13Two of its most important
10:14Men
10:15Because of the differences
10:16These two
10:17Are not normal
10:18Jack Kirby
10:19And Joe Simon
10:20Are the ones
10:21Who made
10:22Captain America
10:23Suddenly
10:24The president
10:25Will find
10:26The comics department
10:27Empty
10:28No one
10:29Here
10:30He'll hand over
10:31Stanley
10:32Who didn't complete
10:3320 years
10:34On the weight
10:35Of his legs
10:36This is a story
10:37But it's not true
10:38In 1942
10:39Stanley decided
10:40That instead of writing
10:41A fictional comic
10:42About Captain America
10:43In a company
10:44That doesn't have a system
10:45And lives
10:46Like everyone else
10:47To be Captain America
10:48In reality
10:49And volunteer for war
10:50But
10:51The army
10:52Will convince him
10:53The opposite
10:54They'll convince him
10:55To dedicate his life
10:56To comics
10:57Not to serious novels
10:58As he wished
10:59This experiment
11:00Will change his view
11:01Of the world
11:02And himself
11:04Stanley will find
11:05That the morale
11:06Of the American soldiers
11:07On the ground
11:08Is not because
11:09The Nazis are winning
11:10Or their colleagues are dying
11:11But because the fire of war
11:12Is burning
11:13And they were not sad
11:14Because they simply
11:15Didn't want to die
11:16It was too late
11:17Stanley had a very strange reason
11:18The finance officers
11:19Need 6 months of training
11:20Until they learn the system
11:21And they can make
11:22A payroll
11:23For thousands of soldiers
11:24Who will come to war
11:25Suddenly
11:26Imagine the soldier
11:27Dying on the front
11:28Who is 8 years old
11:29And behind him
11:30An officer
11:31Who takes long months
11:32Of training
11:33And then
11:34The army will ask Stanley
11:35To make a training book
11:36For the finance officers
11:37Stanley will make
11:38A military book
11:39In a way
11:40Called
11:41Strip Comics
11:42And because the officers
11:43Don't get bored with this
11:44He will create
11:45A comic character
11:46Called Viscal Freedy
11:47This character
11:48Runs and executes
11:49The missions
11:50On paper
11:51The first super hero
11:52Is a government employee
11:53He will also
11:54Create an exciting song
11:55For them
11:56Like a cartoon
11:57To make them feel
11:58That their financial role
11:59Is very important
12:00Like the officers
12:01He will also
12:02Make a science book
12:03And he will make
12:04A bureaucracy book
12:05And this
12:06Brought great results
12:07To reality
12:08The training period
12:09Was reduced
12:10From 6 months
12:11To 6 weeks
12:12Stanley discovered
12:13That comics
12:14Are a great communication tool
12:15They can simplify
12:16Anything
12:17Even if it was
12:18Boring military information
12:19In the heart of a
12:20Fiery world war
12:21At the end of this war
12:22Stanley will come out
12:23And he is ready
12:24To change the world
12:25With comics
12:26Let's move on
12:27To the good news
12:28The bad news
12:29Is that the world
12:30Of comics
12:31And Superman
12:32And the comics
12:33Of the superheroes
12:34The truth is
12:35That they were shocked
12:36By the war
12:37And came back
12:38With their souls
12:39The battles
12:40And the fights
12:41With the Assyrians
12:42Are not as easy
12:43As in the comics
12:44The bad guy
12:45Can win
12:46It's very normal
12:47The real battle
12:48Is full of bullets
12:49Blood and dirt
12:50And many things
12:51That you lose
12:52Even if you win
12:53So my dear
12:54I have the young guys
12:55Who came back
12:56With the idea
12:57Of the super heroes
12:58God save us
12:59Don't walk like this
13:00You are a soldier
13:01I will shoot you
13:02Enough my dear
13:03The young guys
13:04Are not able
13:05To escape the imagination
13:06After they saw the reality
13:07The comics
13:08Will start here
13:09To develop content
13:10A greater courage
13:11Than crime and violence
13:12To suit the tastes
13:13Of the real superhero
13:14And this will make
13:15The psychologist
13:16Frederick Wortham
13:17Lead a popular campaign
13:18In America
13:19Against the comics
13:20And say that
13:21It destroys the minds
13:22Of the poor
13:23He will document this
13:24In his book
13:25Seduction of Innocents
13:26In 1954
13:27This book
13:28Will be published
13:29By the American
13:30Congress
13:31And discussions
13:32Will start
13:33About the dangers
13:34Of comics
13:35At the same time
13:36The congress
13:37Discusses
13:38The dangers
13:39Of communism
13:40And the cold war
13:41Suddenly
13:42The comics
13:43Will appear
13:44As a cause
13:45Of the same danger
13:46And this will force
13:47The comics magazine
13:48Association
13:49In the US
13:50To make
13:51A comics code
13:52A censorship
13:53That will force
13:54The comics companies
13:55To impose it
13:56On themselves
13:57Because they have
13:58A marital problem
13:59And a problem
14:00In their studies
14:01That's it
14:02This is your plan
14:03Here Azizi
14:04The sales will collapse
14:05And the golden age
14:06Of comics will end
14:07Stanley will get tired
14:08Of seeing the comics
14:09Being destroyed
14:10Now he's over 30
14:11He doesn't have
14:12A serious novel
14:13Or anything in the comics
14:14His best achievement
14:15Is that he made
14:16Books for the employees
14:17Here Azizi
14:18Will decide
14:19To leave this field
14:20Forever
14:21And Azizi
14:22Who was in love
14:23With him
14:24Will leave this field
14:25Forever
14:26And Azizi
14:27Who was in love
14:28With him
14:29Will leave this field
14:30Forever
14:31And Azizi
14:32Who was in love
14:33With him
14:34Will leave this field
14:35Forever
14:36And Azizi
14:37Who was in love
14:38With him
14:39Will leave this field
14:40Forever
14:41And Azizi
14:42Who was in love
14:43With him
14:44Will leave this field
14:45Forever
14:46And Azizi
14:47Who was in love
14:48With him
14:49Will leave this field
14:50Forever
14:51And Azizi
14:52Who was in love
14:53With him
14:54Will leave this field
14:55Forever
14:56And Azizi
14:57Who was in love
14:58With him
14:59Will leave this field
15:00Forever
15:01And Azizi
15:02Who was in love
15:03With him
15:04Will leave this field
15:05Forever
15:06And Azizi
15:07Who was in love
15:08With him
15:09Will leave this field
15:10Forever
15:11And Azizi
15:12Who was in love
15:13With him
15:14Will leave this field
15:15Forever
15:16And Azizi
15:17Who was in love
15:18With him
15:19Will leave this field
15:20Forever
15:21And Azizi
15:22Who was in love
15:23With him
15:24Will leave this field
15:25Forever
15:26And Azizi
15:27Who was in love
15:28With him
15:29Will leave this field
15:30Forever
15:31And Azizi
15:32Who was in love
15:33With him
15:34Will leave this field
15:35Forever
15:36And Azizi
15:37Who was in love
15:38With him
15:39Will leave this field
15:40Forever
15:41And Azizi
15:42Who was in love
15:43With him
15:44Will leave this field
15:45Forever
15:46And Azizi
15:47Who was in love
15:48With him
15:49Will leave this field
15:50Forever
15:51And Azizi
15:52Who was in love
15:53With him
15:54Will leave this field
15:55Forever
15:56And Azizi
15:57Who was in love
15:58With him
15:59Will leave this field
16:00Ever
16:01And Azizi
16:02Who was in love
16:03With him
16:04Will leave this field
16:05Forever
16:06And Azizi
16:07Who was in love
16:08With him
16:09Will leave this field
16:10Forever
16:11And Azizi
16:12His life
16:13Has been cut short
16:14And he is in love
16:15With a new creature
16:16Followed by
16:17A member
16:18Of the ED ship
16:19Make it target
16:20When they get
16:21To the ship
16:22And the heroine, whose skill is to hide and always try to avoid her angry brother and the rest of the team.
16:27So one to the three, one boring, one angry, and the fourth good.
16:30In the name of God, Mashallah.
16:31Yes, my dear, Stan did this on purpose.
16:33He told you, I made heroes who are exactly like the Americans.
16:35Patient, and mournful, and fight each other, and get angry.
16:38And their fights together can be more than their fights with the bad guys.
16:42God, this explains the American society, Abu Ahmed.
16:44Not the other people who made me a hero with a story.
16:46The story never shakes when it fights.
16:48Abu Tugharaf changes his clothes and the story doesn't shake, huh?
16:50And he says, what is this? Who is this? We don't know.
16:53He wears Superman's clothes. What is this, Superman?
16:55You are Kurdish.
16:56Also, my dear, he chose the heroes to be in the city of New York.
16:59A city that exists for real, not an imaginary city like Gotham.
17:01Suddenly, my dear, the fans found something new in this comic.
17:03People speak honest and true words, and speak like them.
17:06They have flaws, and they live in the same streets that they live in.
17:09And this broke the heart that DC is making, and Marvel too, forever.
17:13And the Marvel Age of Comics began.
17:15And why was I annoying you?
17:16Didn't I smell your weapon?
17:18Good, man.
17:19I don't understand what exactly happened.
17:21But as long as there are no sales, and the cash is limited,
17:23then continue, Stan. God is with you. Make more characters.
17:26Make them Fantastic Seven. A lot, a lot.
17:28No, my dear, Stan. He learned from all the previous lessons.
17:30And he knows that in order for comics to live,
17:32the characters have to be for all ages.
17:34You can't just rely on kids.
17:35Force them, and sell them.
17:36Oh.
17:37I'm sorry, my dear, but this step doesn't come from a victim.
17:39It comes from a group.
17:40Huh?
17:41Also, in order to be free from the law and censorship,
17:43we make comics for adults.
17:45And in order to make comics for adults,
17:47the characters have to be relatable.
17:49What, Abu Ahmed?
17:50Relatable. Meaning, there's something that people can feel.
17:52What do you feel?
17:53I feel this way.
17:54I find myself this way.
17:55Here, my dear.
17:56Wait, he's going to make a Hulk character.
17:57Abu Ahmed, how do people find themselves?
17:59The scientist, Bruce Banner,
18:00when he's exposed to extreme radiation,
18:02turns into a green monster.
18:03Oh, Abu Ahmed, I don't want this to happen.
18:05I feel this way when I eat crumbs.
18:06What?
18:07I'm sorry, I didn't think of that.
18:08Let me tell you what this has to do with reality.
18:09According to a paper titled
18:10Nuclear Anxiety Representation in Hulk,
18:13Hulk, after months of the Cuban revolution,
18:15presented the most important nuclear crisis
18:17during the Cold War.
18:18The whole world was terrified of the nuclear disaster,
18:20and was angry with scientists like Obenheimer
18:22and his gang, who invented a weapon
18:24that could destroy the world forever.
18:25My dear, Hulk represents the guilt of the skin.
18:28A scientist exposed to radiation
18:30and turns into a monster.
18:31His mission is to save people from the evil of science.
18:35Did you see that?
18:36Did you see that?
18:37If Hulk wins, he'll motivate Stan
18:39to make more revolutionary characters.
18:40A new hero isn't a scientist,
18:41nor is he physically strong.
18:43Instead, he's a coward, a coward, and a nerd.
18:46He doesn't travel the moon,
18:47doesn't go to college,
18:48doesn't ask anyone for help,
18:49doesn't get married,
18:50he's a coward, a coward.
18:51Spider-Man, my dear, is a coward,
18:52not only does he gain superpowers,
18:53no, he'll also live a long period of psychological guilt.
18:56Because he caused his uncle's death.
18:58At the time, Stan was waiting for him.
19:00He called his boss,
19:01listen to this response, and record it.
19:03He'll tell him,
19:04that is the worst idea ever.
19:06He'll tell him,
19:07that is the worst idea ever.
19:08He'll tell him,
19:09that is the worst idea ever.
19:11I don't like Spider-Man.
19:12I like the other one, Captain America.
19:13Yeah, yeah, the Avenger.
19:15The truth is, my dear,
19:16that he was a little right.
19:18Why?
19:19Because people discriminate the characters.
19:20Yeah, all the comics readers are nerds.
19:22But no one will be able to see himself
19:23loving the guys, and the coward, and the nerd.
19:26And after that, he'll be a hero.
19:27No one will believe that.
19:28There are no heroes.
19:29Also, a confused, traumatized,
19:31and psychologically complicated hero,
19:32and his uncle's uncle's uncle.
19:33Stan will be completely destroyed after this opinion.
19:35But he'll get the last solution.
19:37He'll go to the painter, Steve Dekko,
19:39and ask him to draw the character as he imagines it.
19:41And he wants him to be a superhero,
19:42with a woman's body.
19:43And he'll throw the character
19:44into the Marvel magazine,
19:45called Amazing Fantasy.
19:46A failed magazine,
19:47with only one issue left,
19:48and it's about to be released.
19:49And he'll try an experiment.
19:50It came, it came.
19:51It didn't come, it didn't come.
19:52Just like his wife told him.
19:53From the moment his uncle's uncle
19:54came out,
19:55he's been coming out.
19:56And his boss is right.
19:57No one will see her,
19:58and therefore,
19:59the blame won't be on her.
20:00But my dear,
20:01just like Manchester United's goals,
20:02this is the best surprise
20:03in the last moments.
20:04My dear,
20:05the company's sales are important news.
20:06The company's highest profit
20:07hasn't been achieved by Hulk,
20:08or Fantastic Four,
20:09but by Amazing Fantasy.
20:10A magazine that only 4 people
20:11read.
20:12One of them is the magazine's owner.
20:13The bestseller
20:14is that all the teenagers
20:15are surprised
20:16that the hero is like them.
20:17All of them are attached to him.
20:18They love complicated characters,
20:19who humiliate them in society,
20:20and are mocked by others.
20:22Hasan Nahil,
20:23who carries a gun
20:24and kills his own mother.
20:25Oh my God,
20:26I want to hug him,
20:27but I can't.
20:28Wait a minute, my dear.
20:29He'll have the upper hand,
20:30and he'll have complete freedom
20:31to create his own characters.
20:32This way,
20:33no one will be left alone.
20:34The man who works
20:35and earns money,
20:36thinks he's a genius,
20:37and the one who knows how to do it,
20:38is good to people.
20:39He'll make the man
20:40who's obsessed
20:41with insects
20:42put all of them
20:43in one place.
20:44Yes, Marvel's characters
20:45are amazing,
20:46but according to him,
20:47they're older than Teen.
20:48Feats of Clay.
20:49Hulk is powerful,
20:50yes,
20:51but his conscience
20:52denies him.
20:53Spider-Man is a hero,
20:54but he's bullied
20:55like any other teenager.
20:56Fantastic Four
20:57saves the planet,
20:58but they're family problems
20:59we don't want to talk about.
21:00Abdul,
21:01it's not fantastic.
21:02X-Men are transformed
21:03and attacked,
21:04but they also represent
21:05the future of society.
21:06No one is perfect.
21:07No one is perfect.
21:08No one has
21:09the Hollywood smile.
21:10Heroes,
21:11despite their differences,
21:12will look up to the sky
21:13because they have
21:14an amazing ability,
21:15but their feet
21:16have a hole in the ground
21:17that's full of
21:18their lacking human traits.
21:19Anyone can be a hero,
21:20no matter how lacking they are,
21:21even if they're poor,
21:22like Daredevil.
21:23Marvel's characters
21:24will not only reflect
21:25the image of readers
21:26with their different ages
21:27and shapes,
21:28but they'll also reflect
21:29the image of America
21:30through Iron Man,
21:31who described Stan
21:32as a man of industry
21:33and a weapon dealer,
21:34while the young people
21:35at that time
21:36saw everything wrong
21:37in the American government,
21:38and they saw the war
21:39and followed it
21:40around them.
21:41But Stan Lee,
21:42in his stories,
21:43will force Iron Man
21:44to be a better hero,
21:45and he'll stop good,
21:46and sometimes
21:47he'll stand against
21:48the government itself.
21:49And in 1965,
21:50America will ignite
21:51when Martin Luther King
21:52appears,
21:53and leads the famous
21:54peace march
21:55to defend
21:56the right of blacks
21:57to vote.
21:58And when President Johnson
21:59introduced the law
22:00of voting,
22:01the protests ignited
22:02more and more,
22:04Jack Kirby said,
22:10And according to
22:11writer Adilou Funama,
22:12author of the book
22:13Super Black,
22:14Black Panther
22:15was introduced
22:16as a hero from Wakanda,
22:17an African country
22:18more advanced
22:19than America itself.
22:20You see,
22:21he also made
22:22a fictional city
22:23like DC,
22:24but he was trying
22:25to convey a message
22:26that readers
22:27imagined Africa
22:28without colonization.
22:29It was ready
22:30to be like Wakanda.
22:31Black Panther
22:32changed the view
22:33of African-Americans
22:34to themselves.
22:35They didn't
22:36see themselves
22:37as victims,
22:38but as superheroes.
22:39Can anyone do that?
22:40Not in the political
22:41correctness we have
22:42today,
22:43but in the 60s.
22:44At that time,
22:45there was no right
22:46for blacks
22:47to vote in elections.
22:48And in 6 years,
22:49Marvel not only
22:50created genius characters,
22:51but also reflected
22:52the American society
22:53when it decided
22:54that since all of them
22:55were represented
22:56by one society,
22:57they should all
22:58be here.
22:59In that moment,
23:00Marvel Universe
23:01started to
23:02get busy.
23:03And that made
23:04the reader
23:05need to buy
23:06all of Marvel's
23:07series
23:08to collect
23:09the events of
23:10this world.
23:11And you find people
23:12before every new
23:13Marvel movie
23:14downloading the
23:15final review.
23:16Reddy Aziz
23:17is still working
23:18on it.
23:19On the other hand,
23:20DC faced
23:21an earthquake.
23:22Marvel
23:23got on the train
23:24and left.
23:25And DC
23:26for the first time
23:27tried
23:28to copy it.
23:29Someone feed me
23:30a little bit.
23:31We don't know
23:32what they need
23:33to copy from Marvel.
23:34Every time they tried it,
23:35it didn't work.
23:36They didn't collect
23:37that in front of the world
23:38they create
23:39complex and genius characters
23:40that represent
23:41their time and place
23:42in an original way.
23:43Stan
23:44will never be
23:45a genius.
23:46He decided
23:47to remove
23:48all the complex
23:49human elements
23:50like revenge,
23:51crime,
23:52and punishment
23:53to the simplest
23:54way he could
23:55in his whole life.
23:56Comics.
23:57And that's
23:58hard to copy
23:59because there are
24:00millions of teenagers
24:01who communicate
24:02with comic book makers
24:03as if they were
24:04addicted to the world
24:05of comics.
24:06Like the movie
24:07Spider-Man
24:08that was a hit.
24:09They couldn't
24:10release it.
24:11After a year,
24:12Aziz became
24:13famous in the movies.
24:14This was
24:15the beginning
24:16of Marvel's
24:17beginning
24:18and will continue
24:19to this day.
24:20Stan will take
24:21the industry
24:2210 steps forward
24:23when he says
24:24let's personalize
24:25our brand
24:26and our stories.
24:27The reader
24:28will try to
24:29respond to Stan
24:30because he knows
24:31his success
24:32comes from
24:33the reader's opinion.
24:34Let me tell you
24:35that all of Stan's heroes
24:36were presented
24:37without a costume
24:38because he was convinced
24:39that someone with
24:40superpowers
24:41doesn't need
24:42to hide himself.
24:43And the reader
24:44who asked for a costume
24:45didn't change it.
24:46And this
24:47will change
24:48his personality
24:49because in a country
24:50like the US
24:51where there are
24:52many races
24:53it's easy
24:54for Spider-Man
24:55to appear
24:56disguised
24:57as a superhero
24:58and he will
24:59talk to them
25:00and give them
25:01a point on the cover
25:02of every story.
25:03Like telling them
25:04that this story
25:05is not the best
25:06story in the world
25:07but let it be.
25:08Or that there is
25:09a Doctor Strange
25:10in the story
25:11but we don't
25:12want to hear
25:13about the cover.
25:14The friendship
25:15and friendship
25:16like the one
25:17we have
25:18is beautiful
25:19with the eyes
25:20of a bat.
25:21My dear,
25:22I've become
25:23a boomer
25:24now.
25:25It's the opposite
25:26of Marvel Society.
25:27The MMS
25:28will put him
25:29in the rank
25:30of a Marvel fan.
25:31Like there is
25:32a normal fan
25:33and a hard fan
25:34who did it
25:35before Facebook,
25:36my dear.
25:37Not the Facebook
25:38that makes you
25:39a top contributor
25:40and a contributor
25:41and so on.
25:42My dear man
25:43was a vegetarian.
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