Hey everyone, welcome to another episode of Rob Observations. I am Rob Leifeld, taking you through

this crazy journey of comic books, pop culture, comic book movies, comic book TV. It's everywhere.

Prior to jumping on with you today, I watched the first episode of Loki and we're not here to discuss

Loki it's just uh to to really drive home the home the point that there is comic

book content coming between us and our TV sets and our streaming devices all the time now

I mean every day again I don't need to remind you,

or you can go watch all of the Invincible series that is on Amazon,

or you can watch the season one of Jupiter's Legacy,

which just got canceled and after one season,

but they're going to maybe try something else with

Mark Miller's catalog that they purchased for $30 million.

So this is a giant, obviously, time in the culture for guys like myself who were pulling

these comic books off spinner racks when I was seven years old

at my favorite my favorite dealers you know I went to my my dealers just like there was drug

there's comic book dealers right and if you've never listened to this before this will be news to you

and if you've listened to my show regularly you're going to oh no he's going to mention the

infamous crosswalk yes Broadway and magnavian you and if you've listened to my show regularly, you're going to, oh, no, he's going to mention the infamous

crosswalk. Yes, Broadway and Magnolia in Anaheim, California still has the 7-Eleven, still has the

Pizza Hut, the liquor store disappeared, and the 7-Eleven that was across the street took over the liquor

store's, you know, uh, uh, uh, real estate.

And then the Stater brothers, which was a grocery store out here in California, which had

great comic book selection. That became a gym and that is now closed. But, uh, even a few weeks

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