On today's show, it is the battle of the eras. Who was the biggest? Who was the strongest?

Which era had sustained success the longest?

Was it the 70s? Was it the 80s? The 90s?

Is it the modern age? The 2000s?

I see you in the back row, the 1960s, the Silver Age,

waving your flags and your canes at us saying,

what are you talking about?

It's us.

Well, we're going to decide it today.

We're going to look at all of the different factors that go into determining which

era resonated.

Do you think you know the answer?

Do you think you know what it's going to be?

Wait until you find out as we look at electricity, sales, character creation, all of

the excitement generated. It comes down to the wire. We declare a winner and I can't wait

for you to debate it all with me on today's Robeservations.

Hey everybody, this is another edition of Rob Observations.

My name is Rob Leifelt, hence the Rob in Robeservations.

The Robeservations you're going to hear are developed from me over a extended lifetime, started reading, consuming all comic book material

when I was seven years old, 1974, and from that point on, never look back, completely consumed

on every possible level with every possible comic book content and subject matter

and started pulling comics off the spinner rack and followed it with toys and cartoons

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