Today, we are going all the way back in the crazy time machine to 1981.

We're an amazing assembly of comic book talents.

Gather together on stage at the San Diego Comic Con.

Yes, San Diego Comic Con, a transcript from 1981 from not just one but two amazing panels

were such massive, incredible superstar influencers on the comic book circuit such as Jim Shooter,

Frank Miller, Denny O'Neill, Dick Giordano, the illustrious Roy Thomas, and Louise Jones, soon to be Louise Simonson.

They all weigh in on what's it like to make comics. What's it like to stay relevant in comics?

The different processes that they use when editing comics. What is it like

editing a comic in 2022 as opposed to what they share in regards to editing comics in 1981? You are

going to be shocked at so many of the differences and the approaches that currently are not being applied in the

common book world. We discuss all of that and so much more on today's all new Robeservations.

Hey everybody, this is Rob Leifield. Welcome to another edition of Robeservations.

Robeservations is the show, is the place that we discuss the cultural impact that

comic books has had on the entire culture that we now presently exist in.

We're talking movies, we're talking television, we're talking streaming, we're talking

animation, video games, action figures.

We should probably do those more often but but we, we include them when we

can. I love comic books. I absolutely love the comic book art form I have for my entire life. It's

going on 48 years since I encountered my first comic books, and they blew my mind, age 6, 8, age seven and there was no looking back and this is

like in the middle of the 1970s 1974 uh 1973 these are these are the ages this is the the

dates that i was circling my first passion with comic books. And I never look back.

I've been obsessed ever since.

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