Today it's the fall of X.

An era that has dominated the X-Men in recent years is coming to an end.

And as the curtains prepare to close, we look at Marvel's mission statement for the X-Men in recent years is coming to an end, and as the curtains prepare to close,

we look at Marvel's mission statement for the X-Men and how it has shifted over time.

I'll take you behind the scenes, sharing the events that led up to the dramatic shift in the Marvel

mutant verse.

As we look forward to and ponder what comes next for the children of the

atom on an all-new episode of Rob'servation.

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

three decades, plus eight years, 38 years, making comics, producing comics, writing comics,

drawing comics. And now for the last three years, and this is our 300 second episode talking

comics on Rob observations, we talk about the impact of comics across the

culture which is so obvious the movies and the and the streaming shows the television the

video games the toys all of that is so obvious i i watched comics grow from the dawn of a very

early time uh Marvel Comics.

And it was nothing what it is today.

And I am able to take you behind the curtains, starting in 1974, walking you through

the way comics have grown before my eyes and not just as a fan but as a professional.

And one of my absolute all-time favorite franchises may be the most important comic book

title, Family of Characters, a book that has a great history.

And I am fortunate to have a great history with this franchise is the X-Men.

The X-Men franchise is just a phenomenon in comic books.

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