Marvel legend Stan Lee wants to see Spider-Man, the X-Men and the Avengers all together in one movie 

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Marvel, Fox and Sony - get your act together, because Stan Lee wants to see all of his iconic characters together on-screen.

The comic book legend told Digital Spy that he wants to see

his creations - from Spider-Man to the X-Men to the Avengers - in a single movie.

"I would love to see that," he admitted. "Though there are so many of them now that I don\'t know if they\'d all fit on the screen!

"Little by little, they are appearing and guest-starring in each other\'s movies. It\'s such fun, because any one of them could fit into another movie - there\'s always a way to write it.

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"When I was writing the comics, I would always have somebody guest-starring in somebody else\'s story. It\'s fun to write and I think the readers and the audiences like it too."

In February 2015, Sony Pictures - which owns the cinematic rights to Spider-Man - struck a deal with Marvel Studios and Disney to allow the character to make his MCU debut in this year\'s

Fox and Marvel, though, just can\'t seem to play nice, denying us the opportunity to see Wolverine take on Hulk on the big screen.

 movies based on Marvel Comics - we\'ll ignore 

," the 93-year-old confirmed. "I\'ve done three cameos in the past few months, so they\'ll be coming out.

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