Channing Tatum and Stan Lee together at Comic Con is already a once-in-a-lifetime scene, but the "Magic Mike XXL" star graciously helping the iconic Stan Lee off the stage is even more epic. As expected, the star's little act of kindness didn't go unnoticed.

The simple act proved just how close to perfection the 34-year-old actor is. He has those blue eyes and what E! Online called a drool worthy body, dance moves par excellence and a terrific sense of humor. However, on top of all that, Tatum is innately sweet and thoughtful, as you can see in this nine-second clip.

What transpired in the video happened at the San Diego Comic Con around the second week of July when the actor, who will be playing "Gambit" in a movie slated to come out next year, made a surprise appearance at Fox's Comic Con panel.

According to Entertainment Weekly, the stage at Hall H was oozing with superheroes. Hugh Jackman of "Wolverine" was there, Ryan Reynolds of "Deadpool" was present, and the stars of "X-Men:Apocalypse" and "Fantastic Four" were there, too.

Nevertheless, the biggest superhero moment proved to be Channing Tatum's who helped Stan Lee off the Comic Con stage.

As seen in the video, everybody on stage was ready to disperse after the panel, and Tatum, who was hanging around saw the 92-year-old Lee walking slowly off the stage. The "Dear John" star literally leaped off to help and make sure the former president and chairman of Marvel Comics made it down safely.

BuzzFeed's Spencer Althouse posted the same video on his Twitter account. "Channing Tatum was the only one to help Stan Lee off the stage while literally every Marvel superhero stood behind," he wrote.

However, just before Channing Tatum helped Stan Lee at Comic Con, he rounded up his fellow onscreen superheroes for an epic selfie, which he later on posted on his Twitter account:

"Superhero selfies and @TheRealStanLee... All sorts of dreams came true in #HallH today," he wrote.

Fox Studios has previously announced that the highly anticipated "X-Men" spinoff, "Gambit" will hit theaters on Oct. 7, 2016.