Slice of SciFi Extra #5: Stan Lee on “Romeo and Juliet: The War”

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Slice of SciFi field reporter Mark Edlitz talks with comics legend Stan Lee about his latest graphic novel “Romeo and Juliet: The War” from 1821 Comics, about translating the Shakespearean themes to modern day and future heroes, about the importance of hero nicknames, and more!

You can find more about “Romeo and Juliet: The War” at 1821 Comics

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