Welcome to the Rob Lifeeld Show featuring Robeservations.

I bring over 40 years experience in the world of comic books and entertainment.

Across five decades, I offer insights and opinions on the business and the art of comic books and pop culture.

If it's happening in games, in streaming, in movies, in comic books, we are covering it and

discussing it right here.

Hey, everybody, and welcome back to this crazy show that I call Rob Observations featuring,

uh, but it's the Rob Lifehold show featuring Robb. See, I've been away so long. I've gotten it

backwards. I've been, I've been, I've been, uh, enjoying myself greatly these last five weeks.

But man, I missed you guys.

I really, really missed talking comics.

The purpose of this show is to discuss comic books in all its forms.

The comic book industry has gone on to be this giant kind of, uh, kind of platform that, that supports all of these giant movies and TV shows

and cartoons and games. You know, you got, you got the Invincible series coming back early

2026. You got the boys. I just saw a trailer for the new season of the boys. You've got the

Deadpool virtual reality game out, Giant displays in Target, in Walmart. People keep sending these to me. You've got action figures hitting the shelves right before the holidays. So you can you can stuff those under the tree. Comic books are so beyond what comic books, these beautiful comic books on my spinner rack,

that's all I had when I was a kid.

Occasionally maybe a toy, okay?

And maybe a, a cartoon, you know, on the off chance that Spider-Man and his amazing friends

would come on NBC for a couple seasons when I was a kid, or you'd catch the reruns on a UHF channel, which you had to adjust your rabbit ear antennas.

I'm going back, way back.

Some of you understand and have been there and know what I'm talking about.

But it's, there used to only be a few networks to the young people listening.

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