Stan Lee Made the Case For Horror Comics in 1953, Menace #7 at Auction
Menace #7's "The Witch in the Woods" by Stan Lee and Joe Sinnott in 1953 was a reaction to the comic book moral panic in the media of the era.
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Menace #7's "The Witch in the Woods" by Stan Lee and Joe Sinnott in 1953 was a reaction to the comic book moral panic in the media of the era.
Statute, criminal impersonation and here's what it says, and it's short, a person is guilty of this crime when he impersnates another or does an act in such assumed character, that's acting as mr. koch, with the attempt to obtain a benefit, the benefit is publicity, news story, that's what they got, or to injure another. that's the governor. all the other elements are there, mark good luck with that. >> megyn: why not, mark? >> why not? >> it's news worthy and good luck with that one. >> news worthy is not the test. >> i don't see that going anywhere. what i do see is -- again, i don't know if...