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The Disney Plus original already has a teaser trailer, featuring some of his cameos in the Marvel movies.
Disney will release a documentary about comic book titan Stan Lee in 2023 as an original title for its Disney Plus streaming service. In a Marvel.com post, the company said the news is being announced today because it would’ve been his 100th birthday (Lee died in 2018 at the age of 95).
Lee famously had cameos in pretty much every Marvel Cinematic Universe movie, some of which are shown in Disney’s announcement trailer. Of course, before the movies, he was known as the person who helped write the stories they were based on; Disney’s post lists him as the co-creator of characters like Spider-Man, Iron Man, Thor, Black Widow, Scarlet Witch, Ant-Man, and the Avengers.
Disney has often used its streaming service to release content that ties into its own history and behind-the-scenes details; The Mandalorian, Frozen 2, and WandaVision have all gotten documentaries, as have the engineers that design the company’s theme parks. It’s likely the company will share a release date for the Stan Lee doc at some point next year. If you don’t want to wait until then to watch a documentary about Lee, the 2010 film With Great Power: The Stan Lee Story is currently available for free on Crackle and Pluto TV.
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