Welcome to the Rob Lifeeld Show featuring Robeservations.

I bring over 40 years experience in the world of comic books and entertainment.

Across five decades, I offer insights and opinions on the business and the art of comic books and pop culture.

If it's happening in games, in streaming, in movies, in comic books, we are covering it and

discussing it right here.

Hey, everybody, and welcome to another edition of The Rob Leifold Show featuring

Rob Observations, wherever you are listening to us, wherever you are watching us.

We just want to thank you for joining us for being part of the conversation, for being part of

the ongoing saga that is the Rob Leifeld show

featuring Rob Observations. I am Rob Lightfield. I am your host. And I have been doing this,

you know the deal, 40 years, five decades, blah, blah, blah, been there, done that. Love it. Love

talking about comics. Love talking about comic creators. Love talking about the history of of all things comics and today we get to roll all of that up into i i think a really

tasty joint and i'm going to tell you right now i had to look at my notes and see we really we

seriously have not covered this we have not covered this specific aspect. I was a little shocked,

a little, a little dismayed. I thought, hey, there's my mic. I thought, we seriously have

never discussed this part of the common book history, in my mind, recent common book history as you know by the show's

title it is jim lee star wars it is his pursuit of the star wars license which i'm going to tell you

it had everybody kind of it had everybody's full attention not kind it had everybody's full

attention for the window that they were assembling their pitch and i am of the belief for all the

reasons that jimley and his wildstormstorm studios wanted to obtain what would have been

at the time, maybe still is the biggest license

that was in play, I think it would have been a

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