Hey everybody, this is Rob Leifeld. You're listening to Rob Observations. We have a packed

jam-packed show. Hope I can get all the droplets of information that are pressing against my

brain and get them out to you today because I've got so much on my mind, so much is going on.

The comic book and the pop culture scene, they're the same thing, right?

How is pop culture not comic book culture now?

It's everywhere.

It's, like I said, it's in the drugstore, it's in the CVS, it's in the 7-Eleven, it's in the

department store, you know, everything seemingly is comic books.

Funko pops are everywhere.

Licensed comic book stuff is everywhere.

Walking Dead is a comic book.

It counts.

You know, you can even go to the manga anime section where my kids will, you know, tell you

how much better attack on Titan and My Hero Academia are than all of the American stuff,

which is funny because my obsession with manga and anime are about 34 years old at this point.

And sometimes my kids act like I don't uh like I haven't visited anime

and manga prior to them watching attack on Titan on Hulu but it's everywhere right um you know

every day there's a headline today I read that Tom Holland is telling us that Spider-Man

3 will be his Spider-Man 3 um which is what is is that Spider-Man 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Spider-7 Spider-S Spider-Man 3 will be his Spider-Man 3, which is what is, is that Spider-Man 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,

Spider-Man 8, his, his Spider-Man 3, which will kind of be Spider-Man 8 or Spider-Man 8 and a half.

I don't know how we count the Civil War and the Infinity War and the endgame, but his Spider-Man

will be the most ambitious comic film ever made. And of course, there's all these rumblings

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