Hey everybody, this is Rob Leifeld. You are listening to another episode of Robeservations,

Robeservations, where we keep tackling, crashing, trying to get our arms around all of that juicy

pop culture, comic book, jam, the history.

I mean, it's movies, it's TV, it's toys, it's comics.

We've even done the records from my youth where you used to put it on a record player.

Yes, people, there were record players prior to CDs and cassettes,

and you put a needle on the record and the record played

stories that were Planet of the Apes, Superman, Spider-Man, Batman, Hulk, G.I. Joe, I did an

entire episode on this. It was the Power Records episode. It was a really defined in era. But again,

you guys, whether it's sound,

recorded sound like I'm doing here, or obviously $200 million budgets, giant, you know,

shows that are coming at us right and left, you know, this, this podcast couldn't have been started

at the best time in the culture

in a pandemic when I just needed to rock the mic and talk to somebody. But so much of what I grew up

with, as I've told you, that I peeled off those juicy spinner racks, um, and just awful

condition comics. I love saying this to all you people who the condition

matters to. This was a spinner rack. These were spinner racks as sixes and six fives and five

point O's, okay? Nobody got a, nobody pulled a 10 off a spinner rack back in back in the day. They'd

already been, whatever you got to it had already

been mangled and handled already but you know my journey started in the very early 1970s as I have

covered here we have over 100 episodes now you should check them out it takes you from the

beginning of my very young seven year old journey-old journey with comics, and it walks us

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