Thursday, Jan 17 2013 09:29 AM
Stan Lee sends a message to Bowe Cleveland
By The Bakersfield Californian
Stan Lee sent a special get-well message to Taft High School shooting victim Bowe Cleveland, following a social media campaign to get the Marvel Comics founder's attention.
Cleveland, a reputed fan of Lee's work, was injured a week ago when Bryan Oliver, 16, opened fire with a shotgun, hitting Cleveland and grazing teacher Ryan Heber. Cleveland, also 16, suffered injuries to his abdomen and chest. A Kern Medical Center surgeon said earlier this week that Cleveland remained in critical condition and is slowly being awakened from an induced coma he was placed in after surgery.
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