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 Bill Maher is standing by the controversial comments he made about the late Marvel Comics co-creator Stan Lee, in an interview with Larry King published Wednesday. 
  
 "I’m agnostic on Stan Lee," Maher said. "I don’t read comic books, I didn’t read them as a child. What I was saying is, a culture that thinks that comic books and comic book movies are profound meditations on the human condition is a dumb (explicit) culture. And for people to get mad at that just proves my point." 
  
 The new interview comes days after Maher wrote a blog post on his website over the weekend that many people called disrespectful to Lee, who died Nov. 12 at the age of 95. 
  
 "America is in mourning. Deep, deep mourning for a man who inspired millions to, I don’t know, watch a movie, I guess," Maher wrote about the cultural icon responsible for many of Marvel’s most popular superheroes in comic books and movies. Lee's team at POW! Entertainment quickly fired back at the late-night host, calling his words about man "frankly disgusting." 
  
 In an open letter, Lee's team said, "Countless people can attest to how Stan inspired them to read, taught them that the world is not made up of absolutes, that heroes can have flaws and even villains can show humanity within their souls." 
  
 Maher's post continued, saying he has nothing "against comic books," but that when he was growing up "comics were for kids, and when you grew up you moved on to big-boy books without the pictures. 
  
 "But then twenty years or so ago, something happened – adults decided they didn’t have to give up kid stuff," he said. "And so they pretended comic books were actually sophisticated literature." 
  
 Then the late-night host brought politics into the mix, mentioning President Donald Trump. 
  
 "I don’t think it’s a huge stretch to suggest that Donald Trump could only get elected in a country that thinks comic books are important," Maher wrote. 
  
 The open letter from POW! Entertainment concluded: "Our shock at your comments makes us want to say ‘ ’Nuff said, Bill,' but instead we will rely on another of Stan’s lessons to remind you that you have a powerful platform, so please remember: 'With great power there must also come – great responsibility!' ” 
  
 After Maher's post went online, Lee's fans jumped on social media to slam him. 
  
 Comic book artist Greg Capullo tweeted, "I never speak on topics I know little or nothing about. Why? I never want to be the fool. In other words, I don’t wanna make a Bill Maher out of myself." 
  
 I never speak on topics I know little or nothing about. Why? I never want to be the fool. In other words, I don’t wanna make a Bill Maher out of myself. 🤘🏻✏️🤘🏻 — Greg Capullo (@GregCapullo) November 17, 2018 
  
 "Bill Maher just took a dump on the comic book legend, universally beloved man - Stan Lee who just died, and by extension the whole community of readers and every single person who loved comics growing up," another Twitter user wrote. "On top of being a clueless Berniebro, Bill Maher is truly-a piece of trash." 
  
 Bill Maher just took a dump on the comic book legend, universally beloved man - Stan Lee who just died, and by extension the whole community of readers and every single person who loved comics growing up. On top of being a clueless Berniebro, Bill Maher is truly-a piece of trash. — Artie 🥀 IS VOTING BLUE (@Artie_Pavlov) November 17, 2018 
  
 "Bill Maher’s trashy, pointless, and bitter sounding 'blog post' is no shock. He makes a living off criticizing and trashing other people‘s work. He’s a 'comic' that people laugh at and agree with and then fancy themselves smart & progressive," another wrote, adding #RIPStanLee. 
  
 Bill Maher’s trashy, pointless, and bitter sounding “blog post” is no shock. He makes a living off criticizing and trashing other people‘s work. He’s a “comic” that people laugh at and agree with and then fancy themselves smart & progressive. #RIPStanLeepic.twitter.com/VeEylaEj0w — Daradol (@Daradol1) November 17, 2018 
  
 "I don't know and don't particularly care who Bill Maher is. I just know that anyone who pisses on people for mourning a man who helped make them happy is a titanic waste of space," another shared. 
  
 I don't know and don't particularly care who Bill Maher is. I just know that anyone who pisses on people for mourning a man who helped make them happy is a titanic waste of space. — Mack (@SgtPepper1001) November 17, 2018 
  
 "I just read Bill Maher's latest blog," another tweeted along with a photo that illustrated their frustration. 
  
 I just read Bill Maher's latest blog. pic.twitter.com/aqix3uKQsb — Daradol (@Daradol1) November 17, 2018 
  
 "Bill Maher sure didn’t mind taking that check to appear in Iron Man 3 tho," another pointed out. 
  
 USA TODAY has reached out to Maher's representative for comment. 
  
 More: Comic writers reflect on Stan Lee's take on race 
  
 More: Private funeral held for Marvel Comics mogul Stan Lee, but more memorial plans in the works 
  
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"Don't speak ill of the dead" is apparently not advice Bill Maher lives by. The comedian wrote a blog post about Stan Lee after the Marvel Comics icon died last week, and it was not exactly respectful in tone. "America is in mourning. Deep, deep mourning for a man who inspired millions to, I don’t know, watch a movie, I guess," Maher wrote. He went on to say that while he has nothing against comics, he's frustrated with the fact that over the past couple decades, they went from being strictly "kid stuff" to being considered "sophisticated literature." Adults these days, he writes, don't think they should have to give up childish things—and the result, in his view? "We’re using our smarts on stupid stuff. I don’t think it’s a huge stretch to suggest that Donald Trump could only get elected in a country that thinks comic books are important." Needless to say, a whole legion of Lee fans was not amused, USA Today reports. Some pointed out that Maher actually appeared in a Marvel movie; others pointed out questionable stances Maher has taken in the past. "This same guy rushed to celebrate Hugh Hefner’s legacy. Tells you what you need to know," tweeted Jonah Goldberg. Comic book artist Greg Capullo weighed in, tweeting, "I never speak on topics I know little or nothing about. Why? I never want to be the fool. In other words, I don’t wanna make a Bill Maher out of myself." And many rolled their eyes as they noted Maher's past controversies. "Being a white man in America is not realizing that Bill Maher is a bigoted, soulless d--- until he s---s on Stan Lee," tweeted Andi Zeisler. Added Torraine Walker, "Bill Maher 'bout to be outta here. The white fanboys who tell Blacks, women, POC and muslims to get over his insults and slurs can't stand having their own culture mocked." (Here's what Maher thinks of Roseanne.)