MARVEL Comics legend Stan Lee needed a real-life superhero as the late pop culture icon was exploited and manipulated by greedy leeches and hangers-on for four years before his death in 2018 at age 95, sources charge. Filmmaker Jonathan Bolerjack said in a YouTube video that he had an inside look at Lee’ s sad last days, while serving as a personal assistant to the Spider-Man cocreator— and documented the alleged abuse!“ Stan spent his final years enduring mistreatment, manipulation and betrayal at the hands of a few bad actors,” Bolerjack claims during the online clip, which seeks to solicit funds from fans for the completion of his proposed documentary, Stan Lee: The Final Chapter.

Jon Bolerjack followed Stan in the final years of his life and filmed hundreds of hours of footage

Bolerjack, who refused to comment to The National ENQUIRER, tells viewers,“ At the time, I didn’ t have the power to stop it, but I did have a camera— and filmed everything.” Some of the footage shows a rambunctious convention-goer bumping into vulnerable Lee, as well as the gaunt geezer being hustled around in a wheelchair! A statement about the unfinished film has promised the project will expose the“ scandal” surrounding feeble Lee’ s final years with“ neverbeen-seen footage” that details“ how mistreatment, duplicity and conflict plagued” the Marvel mastermind. A disturbing description of Bolerjack’ s documentary states he“ uncovered” a“ thriving market where Stan’ s signatures and memorabilia

were converted into huge piles of cash and rival hucksters doublecrossed each other to control Stan’ s fortune!” Lee’ s former business manager Keya Morgan was one person accused of improperly profiting off the X-Men inventor. Morgan was criminally charged with theft, embezzlement, forgery or fraud against an elder adult, and false imprisonment of an elder adult— after allegedly

Stan and manager Keya Morgan, who was accused of stealing from the Marvel legend

Superior Court Judge George Lomeli dismissed three felony counts against Keya

The elderly icon was mistreated and manipulated, according to aspiring filmmaker Jonathan Bolerjack

stealing $ 222,480 in cash after three of Lee’ s 2018 memorabilia signings. But in 2022, a deadlocked jury was split 11 to 1 in favor of acquitting Morgan. Los Angeles Superior Court Judge George Lomeli declared a mistrial and announced he was dismissing the case“ in the interests of justice.” At the time, Morgan’ s attorney Alex Kessel said,“ I think the judge made the right call, so my client can go on with his life.” NE

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