Today we return to the Avengers, one of the biggest franchises in the history of comic books, and now in all of pop culture.

We look and focus on a five-year window where that

book was arguably the best book published. The man writing it was one gym shooter and we go deep

into these incredible stories and all of the seeds that were planted that would go on to become

not only just the Avengers films but specifically

the Civil War event. The first time that I saw Captain America haul off and pop Ironmen

and divide the Avengers team was in the pages of these comics and all of the political intrigue

that followed. We dissect all of it and bring it to light on

an all new episode of Robservations.

Hey everybody and welcome to another edition of Robeservations. I am your host, Robifeld. I have been making comics for the better part

of 40 years. We are just about kissing 40 years. It is my passion. It is my vocation. I have been

reading and consuming comics for 50 years and have just had the best time. These comic books

have taken me to different worlds, different places.

They've distracted me.

They've comforted me.

What we do here on Rob's observations,

we talk about the expansion of comic books and superheroes

across all various different platforms,

how they have exploded on the big screen

to be giant summer blockbusters, video games, huge streaming

shows, cartoons like the recent X-Men 97 that just roared the X-Men all the way back to life,

a property that had been kind of settled on a lower tier since Disney bought Fox, which had done some really great

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