Today we are all about the conviction of the art, the comic books, the art form that we love so

much.

Do you believe in it?

Do you believe in comics and comic book creators? And if you do, do you have the conviction to share it? There are so many

ways that we can and should be sharing our passion of this brilliant art form, this brilliant

industry of comic books. And whether it's your digital neighborhood or the guy next door or your comic store,

we're going to talk about our passion and why we should be doing so much more to share it.

You guys, there's so much cool stuff in the works right now, so much on the way coming.

And today it is all about the conviction of the art on an all new episode

of Rob'servations.

Hey everybody and welcome to another edition of Robeservations. I am your host Rob Leifeld and I am so

excited to talk all things, comic books, and

superheroes with you as we do on each and every episode.

We discuss these incredible worlds that you are now seeing as streaming cartoons, as

state-of-the-art video games, blockbuster films, and this movement has really been going

strong. I date the explosion of all of these things into the more mainstream in 2008. I've mentioned

it several times. The Iron Man movie really turned heads. But honestly, 2000, the explosion of X-Men working, actually,

you know, that concept coming together in live action, which was something that no one thought

it could, literally, nobody, none of the executives, the people, especially all of them

that I had been meeting with and talking with over the entirety of the 90s decade, nobody would pull the trigger.

No one would push the green light to make a movie like X-Men because it was an ensemble and they hadn't seen a version of it that they could replicate.

It was very unknown territory.

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