Today we are coming to you live from Comic Con.

Comic Con International in beautiful downtown San Diego closed after three years due to the crazy

pandemic.

It has battled all the way back.

I was there on Wednesday night preview night, elbows, knees, nothing but people excitement.

I am here to talk to you about Comic ConCon celebrate its many years. My gazillion years

attending the show since 1982, I fill you up with so many great memories, short stories I have

never shared before, business happenings, image stuff, Marvel dealings that happened on the show

floor over all these many years.

Comic-Con is back and we are here to talk about it on an all-new Robservations.

Hey, everybody.

Welcome to another edition of Rob Observations.

I am your host, Rob Leifeld.

I am fortunate enough to have been the guy that makes the comics for the last 36 years and counting and the host of this show for going on

three years now, four seasons. Thank you for taking this ride with me. I have tried to take you along my ride

with comic books, my journey pulling these comic books off the spinner rack. If you have pulled

a comic book off a spinner rack or if you're not that old and you're like, what in the heck

is a spinner? You went to a comic store you pulled it off a shelf there was one

store matter of fact in fountain valley southern california it is the only store that i have ever

seen operated by like this but it was called the land of ooze and oz cool store had the best

uh signings in the business when i was a kid in regards to creators, writers, artists,

the people who actually made the comics.

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