Heroman

Stan Lee's been busy as ever over the past year, joining forces with a number of publishers to create new properties across a variety of media. Among those projects were a few anime and manga offerings, including "Heroman," which has been in print in Japan's "Monthly Shōnen Gangan" since September of 2009 and debuted as an anime in April of this year...

Of all of Stan Lee's Pow! Entertainment ventures of late, BONES Studio's "Heroman" has probably caught my eye the most for its fusion of Lee-tastic archetypes and shonen anime elements, which is really just a more reverent way of saying "It's teenage Peter Parker with a giant Captain America transformer killing aliens...

"Heroman," Stan Lee's Americanish fighting robot anime/manga series, continues its seemingly ironic march toward its Japanese debut. Anime News Network reports that a new trailer for the series is up and running at the official Heroman Web site, along with news that a complete volume of manga will arrive in stores in Japan on March 30, a few days before the anime's April 1 air date... Re

What happens when a young boy named Joey Jones discovers a patriotic robot toy on the American West Coast? The toy transforms into a giant, evil fighting machine controlled by Joey, that's what! Created by Stan Lee of Pow! Entertainment, "Heroman" is a forthcoming Square Enix anime from BONES, the studio that churned out "Fullmetal Alchemist...