Today we are discussing that age old question, would you do it all over again? Would you go back and

rewalk those same steps down that same path? We examine this from a creative point of view.

Someone recently asked me, Rob, would you have done this the same?

Would you do this the same today?

It really stirred me.

It really made me examine what we as the creative component owe our audiences.

What is the contract that we have with our audience in regards to

entertaining you and taking you on a creative journey? And what is required to do that the best?

And along the way, are you required to create new worlds, to create new characters? Well,

I'm going to examine the people that led me and my peers, the example that they put forth for us, how it affected us, and you will get my answer.

Would I do it all again?

You'll find out today on an all-new Robeservations.

Hey, everybody, welcome to another edition of Robeservations. I am your host, Rob Leifeld. I have

been making and producing and creating and writing and drawing and printing comic books for

over 37 years. So excited to join you each and every session that we share together.

I am the Rob in Rob's Erasions.

And comic books was my passion, watching them get made, watching them be produced and

distributed and arrive on shelves is a magic I still experience each and every time.

I am so grateful that you have chosen to listen to this podcast.

I don't say it enough how much I absolutely appreciate you all listening in, clicking on,

whether I'm in your earbuds or in your car. I am so appreciative that you share this podcast

with me, this experience. Born in the pandemic, born of just complete abject loneliness and my desire to talk about

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