Today we have a first, no, it's not our first comic book feud, but we have a comic book feud, but I'm not sure that we have ever had a feud, which pits man

versus the supernatural, but here we are, and here we go. Not only do we investigate the earliest days

of image in what I call the happy image comics clubhouse the batting cages the

barbecues the future plans when everybody was was just loving on one another big

hugs big smiles but we go to the supernatural showdown between Todd McFarlane

and God Todd versus God, I was there. There are witnesses.

Here we go on an all new episode of Robeservations.

Hey, everybody, welcome to another edition of Rob Observations. I am your host, Rob Leifeld. I have been

making comics for five decades. I got a foot in the 80s. Last last couple, last three years,

three years, 87, 88, 89, 80s, all the 90s, then the 2000s, then the 2010s, now we're in the

2020s. My, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my foot is, is in five decades. That's how long I

have been doing this hired at 18 years old, never look back. This is my passion. This is my love. And talking about comics,

the creation of comics, the exploitation of comics, because that's what, you know, all those

toys are and those video games and those movies and those shows. That's the exploitation of the

actual, you know, source material. The source material is comic books.

Many made in a golden age where guys were just hunched over, hunched over their drawing tables,

doing the best they can, trying to meet insane deadlines,

but trying to get these incredible

stories and art to market so that you can get them i mean you know i i have not been to

japan but all my friends who have and it's just with with like it's just increasing how many people are, that I know.

And my family, my kid went to Japan for like a month, a year ago.

And he says, dad, they read their comics.

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