Stan Lee and daughter JC Lee were working on a new superhero called 'Dirt Man' prior to his death

JC shared that she had created the character, while Stan was working with her in developing the superhero. He was invested in the project 'right up until his last weekend.'

The world is still reeling from the shock of Marvel genius, Stan Lee's death, but a bleak ray of sunshine comes in the form of his daughter's latest announcement regarding the world of superheroes he had created for millions of fans worldwide. As was revealed by his daughter, J.C. Lee on Tuesday, she and Stan were working together to create a brand new superhero before he passed away, and she has also affirmed that she wants to push forward with the project.

As reported by TMZ, J.C. was on Tuesday's "TMZ Live" to talk about the legacy left behind by her father, and without any spoiler alerts, she announced that the new superhero is called 'Dirt Man' and he is currently in the works. JC also shared that she had created the character, while Stan was working with her in developing the superhero. So much so that he was invested in the project 'right up until his last weekend.

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