Spider-Man Writers Needed Stan Lee's Permission to Kill [SPOILER]

During a recent virtual event, legendary comics writer J. M. DeMatteis reported that he actually needed Stan Lee's permission to kill off Spider-Man's Aunt May.

During the recent"Beyond Amazing: Spider-Man Virtual Event," hosted by Marvel Comics for members of the Marvel Unlimited app, legendary Spider-Man writer J. M. DeMatteis reflected on how he needed to ask Stan Lee for permission to kill off Aunt May. This is because of how fond Lee was of the character he created.

In response to a question from a fan about what the process is like for a writer to be able to kill off a major character, J. M. DeMatteis had this to say:

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