Today we are going guns blazing. Yes, we are going guns blazing with none other than Captain America and Batman.

We are looking at their earliest incarnations when both incredible figures featured firearms

going all the way back to their earliest publications and depictions.

For Captain America, that meant in movies as well.

Janie, grab your gun,

because you need to carry it alongside Batman and Captain America

as we examine all of the moments that were meant to shock and awe

with our two pistol peats on an all all new episode of Rob'servations.

Hey, hey, hey, everyone. Welcome to another edition of Rob'servations. I am your host,

Rob Leifeld. We here at Rob Observations, love comic books.

We love superheroes in all shape, sizes, forms, formats, streaming, movies, video games, action figures, and pretty much that's what we discuss here and have been discussing here.

And I invite you to join with us today as we're going to get down to the nitty gritty origins of two of the

most popular comic book superhero characters who have also had tremendous success on the big

screen and we are going to discuss their very earliest incarnations that found them much different than they were today.

There's a specific element that we're going to discuss that both of them have revisited

maybe once after having that in their earliest incarnation.

And I'm just fascinated by it because I think when you go back and you look at these characters

and you look at them sometimes in the earliest version, for instance, Wolverine's appearance

changed.

The character of Wolverine as he first appeared in the Hulk looked different upon subsequent appearances until he was refined,

I think under the pencil of John Byrne as he took the X-Men on its most kind of successful,

historic, classic run and really defined the character and then later even gave him a different version of his costume

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