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Internet is Concerned About Stan Lee’s ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ Red Carpet Appearance

Stan Lee made an appearance at tonight’s red carpet premiere for Avengers: Infinity War, but while […]

Stan Lee made an appearance at tonight’s red carpet premiere for Avengers: Infinity War, but while fans were thrilled to see the legendary creator appear at the screening of a film containing so many characters that he had a hand in creating, many had real concerns about Lee.

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Lee has made headlines lately in a string of sad and seriously upsetting news ranging from allegations of sexual misconduct to legal woes to accusations that Lee is the victim of elder abuse. Earlier today The Blast reported that massage therapist Maria Carballo had filed a lawsuit against both Lee and his former assistant Mac Anderson, claiming that she was the victim of misconduct this past weekend in Chicago. Before that, Lee’s appearance at Silicon Valley Comic Con earlier this month prompted a wave of serious concerns that those taking care of the 95-year-old Lee weren’t. Videos where it appeared that Lee had to be told how to spell his own name were cited.

And if those concerns weren’t enough, The Hollywood Reporter published a report that Lee is the victim of elder abuse at the ends those close to him — including Keya Morgan and his own daughter, J.C. Lee. While Lee denied the claims and even threatened legal action if the accusations continued, Lee’s appearance at the Infinity War premiere tonight didn’t do much to assuage fan concerns about Lee’s health and well-being. On the red carpet Lee thanked fans for coming to see his cameos in the MCU — and the movies along with them — but he didn’t appear particularly steady on his feet and fans were quick to take to the internet to express their concerns for the man whose work has touched the lives of and means so much to people around the world.

Read on for the internet’s concerns for Stan Lee.

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