today it is a sequel to one of our most popular episodes fast food comics part two

if you've been looking around your big box store, your grocery store,

you're seeing food items with Deadpool Wolverine on them. The big movie that's set to release in a

couple weeks has got fast food deals. It's got Coke cans. It's got it's got it's got pizzas and i it takes me all the way back to

when i was a kid and marvel ruled the mini-marts marvel ruled and by the end of this episode you are

going to want to go out and get a big giant slurpy a A big gulp is in your future.

Also, we are counting down the Wolverine battles,

the greatest battles in the history of Wolverine.

And today we land on a significant one.

It is great.

It has intrigue.

It has spies.

And to find out who it is,

you got to listen to an all new episode of Rob'servations.

Hey, everybody, and welcome to another edition of Robeservations. I am your host, Rob Lefeld. I have been making the comic books for 40 years. I have been publishing,

drawing, writing, creating. I have seen the comic book industry explode. I've lived long

enough to see it explode and recede a couple of times now. I've seen the doomsayers when I was young. I've experienced the

doomsayers when I was a still am a professional. I've seen all manner of chaos. And this

common industry that I love so very much has become the source material for so much of, if not the majority of the engines that are

driving pop culture. Superheroes. Superhero video game, superhero giant blockbusters,

superhero streaming shows. Just those three categories alone, superhero material, comic book material,

has just seemingly dominated. This podcast was started to share with you my experience because I was

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