Today's show we discuss where do you get your comics?

Not, not what store do you get your comics from?

Where does your store get the comics?

Where do your comics come from?

No, not the publisher.

We're talking about the actual distribution of your comic books.

I actually contrast it today to where I did get my comic books

when I was seven years old, when I was eight years old, on road trips,

drugstores, all of that.

But today, your comics come from a different source than they did last year and the year before.

Your DC Comics, your Marvel Comics, your Image Comics, it's all in flux.

What exactly is going on with where you get your comic books?

A lot, actually.

A lot is going on and a lot is about to change. And I try and

walk you through it all on an all new episode of Robeservations.

Hey everybody. Welcome to another edition of Rob Observations. I am your host, Robifeld, hence the Rob in Robeservations.

If this is your first time joining us, welcome to a jibber, jabbery discussion on comic

books and pop culture and their amazing kind of interconnectedness that I've watched

throughout my career. I say this at the top

of every show. I started collecting comics when I was six, seven years old. I remember them vividly.

I remember all of the Marvel comics from that time, the DC comics from that time vividly.

The logos, the trade dress. They were everywhere in the United States of America.

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