Oh boy, do we have a storm brewing right now, a storm around DC Comics.

It is a decade of unrest and rumors that has plagued, unfortunately, DC Comics,

because there has been three different people sitting in the owner's chair of DC,

Warner Brothers, over the last 10 years, Warner's to AT&T to now discovery.

And this week, the phones blew up, the techs blew up.

All the rumors, all the innuendo.

I am bringing all of it into sharp focus on today's were observations.

And here we are another edition of Rob Observations.

I am your host, Rob Lightfield.

I welcome you to another show where we talk about all of the ways that the worlds of

comic books continue to expand into your living rooms,

via your streaming, via your DVD, your 4K, your, uh, your theater experience,

your, your, your gaming consoles, uh, your toys, your comics, They've all mashed together.

I mean, never in my life did I think that in the last several years,

I would watch as Francis Ford Coppola, Stephen Spielberg, Martin Scorsese,

some of the greatest artists, you know, directors, visual, visual you know gods of visual movement in cinema i mean

these guys are are so celebrated and and maybe not to the younger generation but i'm not sure how

many kids are listening to this show but i get a a lot of guys my age, and we all collectively

grew up watching what are now classics. The contemporaries, like the Christopher

Nolans, they're participating in the superhero language, in the superhero, you know, world and bringing you

superhero offerings now. And so, so it's, it's, it's, it's this, this generation before

where Steven Spielberg hasn't directed a comic movie and, and Scorsese hasn't directed

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