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Variety reports that legendary comic creator Stan Lee will adapt the Perry Moore book Hero for Showtime. Hero is about a young man concealing two secrets from his superhero father. One secret is that the young man is developing superpowers of his own, the other is that he is gay.
Since it’s being developed for Showtime, this show certainly won’t have to pull any punches. With the involvement of Lee, who created superheroes like Spider-Man, the X-Men and the Incredible Hulk, the show is already generating lots of press. This one should be interesting. What do you think, readers? Will this unconventional “Hero” find an audience?
657 days ago
[...] Grace on November 18th, 2008 I read from SF Universe that Stan Lee is creating a TV series for Showtime about a teenager who is keeping two secrets – [...]
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656 days ago
[...] comic book creator Stan Lee is working on a series about a gay superhero for Showtime, SFUniverse tells us. The show, called Hero, is adapted from the Perry Moore book by the same name, Variety reports. [...]
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655 days ago
OMG! i loved that book, when I was reading it, I thought it would make an ace movie, esp as Stan Lee endorsed the book too. Whooooo, I’m really excited! can’t wait
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597 days ago
You can read more about this at:
http://www.FirstGaySuperhero.com
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