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Stan Lee and Dr. Seuss proved that World War II was not only about guns and bombs. A few years after Stan Lee died, a story about his time with Dr. Seuss during World War II re-emerged again. Before becoming the brain and heart of Marvel, Stan Lee began working on his comics in 1939. As an assistant at Timely Comics (which would eventually become Marvel), he honed his skills until he landed on his first big break in 1941. His two-page project for Captain America Comics #3 opened his way toward working with Theodor Seuss Dr. Seuss Geisel. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Stan Lee revealed that his role in the army during wartime changed after his enlistment.

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