Documentary Reveals Exploitation of Marvel Icon Stan Lee in Final Years

Filmmaker Jon Bolerjack uncovers alleged mistreatment and financial abuse of Stan Lee by close associates during his declining years.

The documentary 'Stan Lee: The Final Chapter' alleges that the Marvel co-creator was exploited by close associates for financial gain in his final years.
Filmmaker Jon Bolerjack, a former assistant to Lee, captured hundreds of hours of footage documenting mistreatment, manipulation, and betrayal of the comic book legend.
The film highlights Lee being forced to attend events, sign memorabilia, and participate in photo ops despite his deteriorating health, with profits allegedly withheld from Lee and his family.
Key figures accused of exploitation include former associates like Keya Morgan, who faced elder abuse charges, and Max Anderson, who has denied wrongdoing.
A Kickstarter campaign has been launched to raise $300,000 to complete the film, which aims to shed light on elder abuse and protect the legacy of the 95-year-old Marvel icon who passed away in 2018.