Today we are all about the mighty mutants of Marvel Comics, and we are starting with that

Deadpool Wolverine epic Super Bowl trailer that had all the world a buzz.

So many of you have asked me to weigh in on it, and I'm going to do that today.

We are going to walk through Deadpool Wolverine together, and then we are going to take on X-Men, the animated series.

It's coming back in March on Disney Plus, that seminal cartoon that we were all glued.

We were all glued to watching on Saturday mornings, including myself.

Well, it almost didn't get made.

We are going to talk about the situations and the hurdles that almost kept X-Men the animated series from making its way into our eyeballs in the first place.

And we do it all on a brand new edition of Robeservation.

Hey, everybody, and welcome to another edition of Rob observations. Yes, yet another edition of observations hosted by me, Rob Leifeld, hence the Rob in the Robeservations. We are powering

into our fourth year. It is just a couple

months away here. I cannot believe we have been doing this for so long. I can't believe that you've all

been along on this incredible ride with me. What is the ride exactly? The ride exactly is comic

books and superheroes. They are my passion. They are my vocation.

I combine my passion with my vocation when I was 18 years old.

I got hired in comic books.

I make comic books.

39 calendar years.

Bringing you comic books, comic book, comic adventures, superheroes, incredible characters.

We dissect the existence, the journey, the impact of comic books writ large on this show.

And we have since the beginning, I am trying my very best to take you on the journey that I took,

starting when I was seven years old pulling those comic books off the spinner racks,

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