Includes an original insert as seen in pictures Stan Lee has recently announced he has stopped any appearances/signings in Canada, Europe, or many of the traditional events in the U.S.:

New York Comic-Con has announced that its 0 iteration will be the last to feature Stan Lee as a guest. No specific reason has been offered as to why Lee is calling it quits on NYC convention appearances, but considering Lee has now reached the grand age of , it s pretty reasonable that he would want to start retiring from the exhausting convention circuit, and is deciding when his final appearances at the major cons will be on his own terms. nbsp Another factor is that Lee is probably tiring of traveling long distances to get to different events, as supported by his decision to name this September s Fan Expo Canada as his final appearance in the great white north earlier this year. Lee also made what he noted as his final European convention stop back in 0 . This suggests that decades of air travel around to different destinations may have finally caught up to Lee, leading him to want to spend less time on airplanes in the coming years.on his own terms.

SIGNED BY STAN LEE ON Nov 0th, 0

The Record cover is in F/VF condition. Please see pictures. The Album itself is in excellent condition. NM. Also includes an insert advertisement that came with the record. nbsp

Great care will be shown in packaging and shipping. nbsp

Product DescriptionMarvel s Journey into Mystery issue Thor the Mighty and the Stone Men from Saturn, is a gem of an issue both for Thor fans and Silver Age comic book collectors. Issue contains several firsts that make it a wise investment. Its main draw is the first appearance of Dr. Donald Blake and his eventual alter-ego Thor in the Marvel universe. Apart from Thor s first adventure in the Marvel universe, the issue also features two more side stories, including The Perfect Crime and When the Jungle Sleeps. Marvel legend Stan Lee and Larry Lieber wrote the script for all the stories in Journey into Mystery issue in collaboration with artists Jack Kirby, Joe Sinnott, Stan Goldberg, Artie Simek, and Don Heck.