Today we reach the conclusion.

We have come to the end of the road and we are ready to share the final two entries

in the nine controversies that shape, that shook,

that defined the 1990s. It doesn't get bigger than these final two entries. These are the two biggest,

most monumental events that occurred during the dynamic era

that was the 1990s. Well, what are they? Join me. Let's find out together on an all-new

episode of Robeservations.

Hey, everybody, and welcome to another edition of Rob Observations.

I am your host, Rob Leifeld.

We talk all things comic books, all things superheroes on this show, and we discuss their impact and their influence across all platforms.

We've been doing it for X amount of episodes now.

I think it's like 350 something episodes and having just the very best time.

And I appreciate all of you for taking this crazy ride with me as comic books and

superheroes have transformed just the culture

that we live in. I think we need to incorporate a new saying into the show, which is without

comics, you got nothing, okay? Because what it all boils down to and speaking as a comic creator,

one that has given you Deadpool and cable and X-Force

and has given you, and see, in the public's mind, that means Ryan Reynolds and Josh

Brolin and Lewis Tan and whoever else was X-Force and Deadpool too, because the public now

associates actors with these roles. You know, you think of Tony Stark.

And honestly, as much as we love, you know, Iron Man, most people, if I say Tony Stark to you,

you're going to think Robert Downey Jr.

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