![]() ![]() ![]() I even offered to withdraw from the comic and have Neal write it, since he had written a bit for DC by then and I had no great desire to write THE X-MEN. ![]() What he did was tell me Neal would like to draw X-MEN, which I had been writing again for about one issue, and I said great, because I had previously invited Neal (at a "first Friday" type meeting that he seems to have managed to forget long ago) to work at Marvel. Since that wasn't the way I wrote anything–I always controlled the story to the extent I wanted to, and never in those days just dialogued what someone else had dictated–Stan would not have imposed Neal on me in that way, and he did not. (1) I truly doubt that Neal ever said to Stan Lee that the "only condition" under which he would work at Marvel, as Neal claims, is that he as artist would "create/write" the story, leaving notes to guide the dialogue the dialoguer. ![]()
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