Hey everybody, this is Rob Leifold. You are listening to another edition of Rob

Observations. How are you all doing? I hope you guys are doing fantastic. We are going to get

right into it today. This is an incredible topic because it falls on the slightly

unbelievable side of the ledger given the age

we live in, given the access we have to so much. This really is about off limits, you know,

no access, limited access. Certainly the subjects that I'm going to approach today are

available to you, but they are

available in the most old-fashioned method, possibly. And I never, just so you know, I never

entertained piracy here. It exists, but it's like Fight Club. I don't want to talk about it.

Under piracy, you know, everything is available to everyone.

But in terms of legitimate means of obtaining some of these most amazing works, they are in fact not accessible to the masses other than through their original form.

And so we are going to cover a, uh, an entire, a myriad of

topics today. And, and, and, and, and they all, um, come under the form of in accessibility. And

these, these, these, these, these, these are works done by greats in comic books. Some of the

most talented people in the history

of comic books we're going to only cover if we can get through it five topics today uh but but

we're talking seminal works by walts simmonson we are talking seminal works by Michael Golden,

Seminole works by George Perez.

Right off the bat, those three names are just phenomenal.

Pillars of an entire era.

Hall of Fame, Hall of Fame, Comic Talent.

Guys whose work you've already seen in such Marvel adapted works as Thor Ragnarok,

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