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Jun 24, 2014 · Stan just hates when there are not enough superheroes to make a real difference! In Stan's latest animated feature, Stan Lee's Mighty 7, a band of 7 superher...
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Stan Lee's Mighty 7 (TV Movie 2014) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. ... Lady Lightning (voice) Christian Slater ...
Stan Lee's Mighty 7 (released as Stan Lee's Mighty 7: Beginnings in home media releases) is an American animated television film based on the comics of the same name. It was produced by Stan Lee Comics and Genius Brands and premiered on Hub Network on February 1, 2014. Lee appears as an animated version of himself, a legendary superhero creator, who teaches a crew of alien prisoners and their ...
Synopsis. When seven aliens crash land in the desert night, Stan Lee discovers that they are being chased by a top-secret military force led by Mr. Cross and his Chinese technical assistant, Lily. Stan hides the distressed aliens in his Malibu beach house, but when the evil reptilian Taegons invade Planet Earth days later, Stan needs to act quick!
A direct-to-television animated movie presented by (and starring) legendary comic book creator Stan Lee, created by Genius Brands International. Lee is driving through the Mojave Desert trying to collect his thoughts after a recent story pitch to Archie Comics didn't go so well. While driving, an alien space ship crash lands near him.
In addition to Stan Lee, the voice cast is rounded out with: - Armie Hammer as Strong Arm. - Christian Slater as Lazer Lord. - Mayim Bialik as Lady Lightning. - Teri Hatcher as Silver Skylark. - Flea as Roller Man. - Darren Criss as Micro. - Sean Astin as Kid Kinergy. - Jim Belushi as Mr. Cross.
grafxman 11 September 2015. As you can see from the credits, Stan Lee plays himself. That's very, very cool. The story is original in all respects. The characters are all original. The story depicts how Stan Lee came up with his ideas about some of his stories about superheroes. It also slyly comments about some of the problems Stan Lee has ...
