Today it is all about the draft, the comic book draft.

No, we don't have a formal draft.

People aren't selected off of a board, but each era has talent, incredible talent,

then enters the field. There's always talent. But what about the drive? What about that fight,

the dog in each one of these talents to stand out, to be identified, to do work that separates

them? That is what we discussed today as we look at to be identified, to do work that separates them.

That is what we discussed today as we look at each era's talent and two particular eras that just stand out and really set the stage for the comics industry that we exist in today.

Also, original art, it keeps coming in the reaction to the million dollar pages,

and everybody has got a question about art and value, and we talk about all of this on today's

all new Robeservation.

Hey, everybody, and welcome to another edition of Rob Observations. I am your host, Rob Leifeld. These are my

observations. They're about the comics industry. They're about the comics industry at large and all

of the fantastic things that came from the comics industry, that came from

the original comics published by Marvel, DC, and later on, Image Comics, Dark Horse Comics,

and all these different comic book companies that you have, and they have contributed to what

you are seeing on your streaming services. They are contributing to what you are seeing

on your giant IMAX screens. They are contributing to what you are seeing on your giant IMAX screens.

They are contributing to your video games.

They are on the toy aisles.

We love comic books here, our observations, and we love discussing them with you and

discussing the history of not only the comic books themselves, but of the incredible

creative minds, the creators, behind

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