Spider-Man creator reaches deal with publishers

Spider-Man creator Stan Lee has reached a multi-million dollar settlement with comic book company Marvel.

Fri, 29 Apr, 2005 - 19:06

Spider-Man creator Stan Lee has reached a multi-million dollar settlement with comic book company Marvel.

The 82-year-old had sued for a share of past and future profits from the first Spider-Man film, claiming Marvel had reneged on an agreement to give him 10%.

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