Today is Halloween, and we are here to celebrate the greatest, the best horror comic book series ever published.

It is the single best depiction of the Lord of Vampires I have ever experienced on film, television, anywhere.

It is the Tomb of Dracula, published by Marvel Comics in the 70s.

We are here to sing its praises today.

Also, we have a very special announcement about the show going forward and we say

goodbye to two great Southern California comic book stores that have served the greater L.A. Basin

forever. We give them a proper tribute and so much more on an all new episode of Rob'servations.

Welcome everybody to yet another edition of Rob Observations. I am your host, Rob Leifeld.

I have been making comics, writing, producing, creating, drawing, illustrating comics for 38 years.

And on this show, on Robeservations, we talk about comic books, superheroes, the movies that they become, the streaming shows, the toys, the video games.

We cover it all from a perspective of a seven-year-old boy in 1974 who was grabbing his very

first comic books.

That boy would be me.

I have watched comic books explode across all of the various media platforms and become a

juggernaut.

I never, ever anticipated.

But I love it because I love comics. I love comic book

superheroes. And more importantly, I love the people, the creators who make them. And over the

course of these last three seasons of Robeservations, a show born in the pandemic, to talk comics if it was just me and this and this microphone

and and you have opted to come along this ride with me where we celebrate really all things

comic books and and superheroes and again the way that they've expanded this is our

Halloween episode we are broadcasting for Halloween this will be heard on

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