Today, I can tell you, we have got a tremendously fun show for you.

Mysteries of comic books continues as I peel the curtain back

and reveal to you that some comics that you have enjoyed and loved even, that have names on them

are not in fact the names that you're reading, but they are a more important, more possibly

famous, more accomplished name.

The pseudonyms of comics, the non-de-plumes, the secret identities of so many different artists and writers who have come at you through a different name or a different identity.

It followed me as a kid.

I didn't find out who some of these people actually were until, you know, in recent years.

And today I'm here to pull it all back with you and enjoy more of the mystery of comics as we reveal it coming up.

And here we are again at another Rob Observations.

I am your host, Rob Leifeld.

I love Rob Observations because they are my view, my personal view, of all the things that I love in pop culture, comic books, movies, TV shows now,

the giant all-encompassing streaming. Is it TV or is it streaming, including, you know,

Invincible, peacemaker, Mandalorian, every Marvel show, every DC show, all this stuff, right?

So I come here with a perspective of 35 or 33.

It's one of the two years in comic books.

I got hired right out of high school.

Thank God, because I was not qualified to do one other single thing.

And in case you're wondering, I delivered pizzas.

I bused tables.

I worked construction for six months.

All manner of jobs to keep the dream going.

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