Today we are all about the women who kick ass in comic books.

Yes, these are the ladies who are the pioneers, theblazers who are getting getting work getting the job

done when it was a lot harder to get those jobs to get those assignments these are amazing

talented women who have done star wars who have done super friends who have done aquaman who have done

power pack elf quest you're going to learn all about these amazing talents.

Maybe you've never heard of them before.

Maybe this is a chance to celebrate names that you are familiar with.

Either way, we're going to put the focus where it belongs on the women who kick ass in

comic books on an all-new episode of Robeservations.

Hey everybody, welcome to another edition of Rob Observations. I am your host, Rob Leifeld.

Way before I started doing this podcast, I drew comics, I wrote comics, I published comics, I even printed comics. Yes, I've worn all the hats. And in all

honesty, I still do. I'm still writing and drawing and producing comic books. And that's where so much of

this podcast gets its perspective. The fan in me started consuming comic books when I was seven years old,

pulling them off the spinner racks at liquor stores, 7-Elevens, you know, food markets.

Anywhere I could find comics, I was consumed by them.

And I saved my lunch money. Yes, yes, I would buy, I would buy,

I would buy one less chocolate milk or one less donut and, and turn that into a comic book,

because back then when I started comic books were 20 cents because, yes, I'm probably a lot

older than you if, if, if you are in your 30s or 40s and things were just

different. I wrote my bike around when I found that there was another place, maybe a little

further from my house that had comic books. We lived a couple miles from Knottesbury Farm,

which is a theme park out here in Orange County, and I would ride my beach cruiser, my 10 speed, whatever I had at the time, as far out as I could to whatever

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