Stan Lee's memoir was originally published as a graphic novel, then adapted to an audiobook. The production "feels" like a comic book. It moves at a fast pace with rapid fire scene changes. Stan Lee quickly goes through the history of his life and Marvel. There is no real "dirt" here. He tries to give everybody else the credit they are do, and does not delve into major conflicts. He likes what he does and discusses the good points as he helped launch the comic book industry. You can tell what he is proud of (even if they are not the most successful parts of the business.) You can also tell he loves doing movie cameos.
