US: Seattle, WA – Spiderman and Stan
By glenda. Filed in Drive I-95, Entertainment, Exhibition, Family Fun, Museum, Seattle, Travel, United States, USA, Walking Tour, Washington State |
At Seattle’s Museum of Pop Culture in Seattle, WA I learned that Spiderman was co-created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko in 1961. Spiderman was an unusual super hero in a few ways. He proved that powers alone do not make a super hero. Also he was a teenager who was still in school. So this comic character was the perfect fantasy vehicle to illustrate the pain and confusion of adolescence. No wonder teenage boys went nuts over him.
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