Today we are about to open another can of Miller. Yes, it's Miller time. More Frank

Miller, a rare 1991 interview in LA Weekly.

He talks about Batman, Daredevil, Elektra, Martha Washington, hard-boiled, Sin City.

A visionary for all time, the man who changed the face of comic books, who changed Batman and Daredevil

forever more.

We do another deep dive going 11 years past our most recent Frank Miller interview.

This is him at full power, full throttle.

We discuss all of it today on an all-new Robservations.

Hey, everybody, welcome to another edition of Robeservations.

I am your host, Rob Leifeld.

I do this podcast on a regular basis.

We give it to you twice weekly and we talk about

comic books and pop culture. What better topics to discuss than comic books and pop culture.

I have loved comic books since I was seven years old. I have watched those superheroes.

Those characters become giant magnets for worldwide domination

in regards to streaming shows, box office, merchandise, video games, you name it.

Superheroes has been put on the top of that mountain for over a decade now.

Something I did not think, I did not think it was possible. Again, going to high school in the 80s. I was in high school,

let's see, 81, 82, 82, 83, 3, 8, 4, yeah, graduated 85, went fall 81, graduated June of 1985.

During that time, comic books were not cool in the culture the way they are now.

As my boys were going through high school a few years back, it was so different.

Superheroes, thanks to the MCU, thanks to the giant commercial success of so many of their movies,

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