On today's show, we have got a feud for you.

We haven't had a good comic book feud in way too long, but baby, we got the

mother of the comic book feuds. Today, this one went public. It became a debate at a convention.

I am talking about Philadelphia Comic Fest, 1993, the illustrious Todd McFarlane and the persnickety, Peter David.

Yep, that's how I see it.

We break it all down today as these two titans of comic books met to state their case in an ongoing debate.

Formerly partners on the Hulk collaborators split by the

formation of image and Peter David's incessant criticism and Todd McFarlane's rebuttal and

who's moderating the whole thing? George Perez, none other than George Perez. We go back in time

for comic book feuds today.

McFarland versus David on the next Robeservations.

Hey, everyone.

This is Rob Leifeld.

This is another episode of Rob Observations.

I am your host. I'm Rob. These are my

observations. Uh, mainly mired in the comic book superhero, sci-fi fantasy side of the world.

Uh, started collecting comics when I was seven years old, never looked looked back became a part of the comic book industry

as a writer an artist a creator uh a publisher uh just just an exciting exciting time all of

these different memories but along the way watching my industry the comics industry grow and expand

uh to where it has an acceptability now today that I would never

have imagined in high school. I routinely hid my comics in my peachy folder if I would even

bring them to school. They had a definite nerd connotation to them, them no doubt about it and no matter how many sports

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