Entertainment for Stan Lee Kids Universe. Launching today, the imprint aims to create family-friendly books, games and characters on a variety of platforms for young children ages 1 to 10.

Stan Lee’s POW! Entertainment in association with 1821 Comics announced yesterday the launch of Stan Lee’s Kids Universe, an all-ages imprint for ebooks, books and games from the iconic comic ...

Entertainment will unveil the imprint Stan Lee's Kids Universe with 1821 Comics on Friday at New York Comic Con, featuring a roster of kid-friendly and even parent-approved characters ranging from ...

At age 90, having brought to life some of the most enduring characters in pop culture history, you’d think maybe Stan Lee would be ready to ease into a nice quiet retirement—but that’s just ...

At 93 years-old, comics legend Stan Lee hasn't slowed down. A few years ago, he started Stan Lee's Kids Universe, which is aimed at targeting books and comics at young kids.

Stan Lee's Kids Universe (SLKU), the family-friendly children's imprint from the late comic legend Stan Lee, comprised of his company Stan Lee's POW! Entertainment and 1821 Media, working with FTD ...

Marvel Comics icon Stan Lee may be gone but he’s still amazing – and he’s still a kid at heart, too, inside the animated world of The Amazing Stan, a posthumous project that will be ...

You didn’t need to have been there when it happened to appreciate just how marvelously Stan Lee transformed the superhero comic book. But if you weren’t a kid in the 1960s, I feel sorry for ...

Genius Brands International has announced it is launching the animated children’s series “Stan Lee’s Superhero Kindergarten,” which marks the final project Lee developed before his death ...

Help support kids battling cancer, and you might win a Captain America replica shield signed by Stan Lee.

Bill Maher is taking a social media beating after writing making light of the contributions of the late Stan Lee, in a blog post the HBO host wrote on the "Real Time" website.

Lee professed that he never wrote comic books strictly for kids, aiming to appeal to an older readership while making the underage crowd that bought the bulk of Marvel’s titles more literate in ...