Out of every Stan Lee Marvel cameo, his Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer performance is the only time he portrayed himself.
The Big Picture During his vast career, Marvel comic book legend Stan Lee made cameo appearances in just about every movie adapted from his work on the page. From playing a juror in 1989's made-for-TV The Trial of The Incredible Hulk to being an animated salesman version of himself in 2018's Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Stan Lee wore a lot of hats on camera.
The film misses on a few cylinders, but then again, Fantastic Four was always a bit of a cheesy concept. Debuting in 1961's The Fantastic Four #1 comic issue, the family of superheroes was Marvel's response to DC's Justice League. Working with artist Jack Kirby, Stan Lee wrote the superhero team as more grounded than most comic book characters. He wanted them to deal with everyday problems in a very real New York City.
The moment in the sequence most indexically related to the comic comes when Stan Lee makes his cameo. Arriving at the wedding, he walks up to the usher, who asks for his invitation. Stan says that he should be on the list. When the usher asks for his name, Lee candidly introduces himself as Stan Lee. The usher, however, doesn't believe him to be the comic book legend and tells the baffled Stan to get lost.
How Were Stan Lee's Comic and Movie Appearances Different? There are a couple of obvious differences between the Stan Lee cameo in the comic and that in the film. Principally, Jack Kirby does not accompany the writer in the movie, as he passed away in 1994 and never made any appearances in his works' adaptations. Likewise, the comic inserts the cameo at the end of a successful wedding, whereas the film places it at the beginning of an unsuccessful one. The former is a cherry on top.
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