How much of an impact will the Avengers movie have on planned sequels for Iron Man?
Lee: All these things tie in together. Marvel will do the movies the way they do the comic books, where everything touches everything else and relates. The only problem is, Marvel can only do that with the characters that they themselves are producing. For example, Spider-Man is done by Sony, and that would make it a difficult thing to put in a Marvel movie. I know that the Hulk and Iron Man, and Captain America – characters like that – they’ll be able to put together with no problem. If they make it with three different superheroes, don’t you think they ought to give me three different cameos? TVGuide.com: It seems like there’s been an even bigger embrace of comics in Hollywood lately, where Marvel has even become its own studio. Lee: I think it’s wonderful, and something they should have done a long time ago. Why not produce their own movies? If you can control your characters, if you know what you’re doing, it’s certainly better than having other people do it. TVGuide.com: Are there
