Stan Lee imprints his hands and feet in concrete at TCL Chinese Theatre

“I can’t tell you how much this means to me,” he said at the ceremony.

Stan Lee was honored with an imprint ceremony at Hollywood’s famous TCL Chinese Theatre on Tuesday.

The 94-year-old comic book publishing legend put his hands and feet in a block of concrete, which will be displayed in front of the theater.

Producer Kevin Feige and actors Kevin Smith, Clark Gregg, Chadwick Boseman and Jason Mewes all spoke fondly of Lee, gushing about his legacy and how he touched their lives.

Mewes also paid homage to Lee’s wife of 69 years, Joan Lee, who died earlier this month, saying she “had just as much impact on Stan as Stan had on the rest of us.”

“I’ve been the luckiest man in the world because I’ve had friends and to have the right friends is everything. People you can depend on, people who tell you the truth if you ask something. I’ve been lucky,” Lee said. “I’ve been lucky to have a wonderful wife. And I’m lucky to be standing here in front of you now, wishing desperately that I had written a speech.”

Source: Stan Lee imprints his hands and feet in concrete at TCL Chinese Theatre – ABC News