Today we are talking about one of the all-time greats, the man who made Spider-Man

hot on the heels of this excellent Rolling Stone article.

We are cracking it all the way open and going inside the life, the mind of the late,

great Steve Ditko, the genius behind both Spider-Man and Dr. Strange and so much more.

Also, we continue our Wolverine's greatest battles.

Who do we pick this time? Hold on.

You are sure to be entertained.

And finally, we are sneaking in an uncut gem,

or should I say an uncut gym?

You are just going to be so excited by this pick I I got to believe many of you will be hearing about this uncut gym for the very first time

we do all of this on an all new episode of Robservations.

Hey everybody and welcome to another edition of Robeservations. I am your host, Rob Lefeld. I make the comic books. I love the comic books. I share the love of the comic books with you. That's generally how it goes down.

We have a great time talking about not just comic books here and all of the movies and the video games and the shows that they inspire.

But we talk about the all-important most excellent creators that made these comic books for all of us in the first place.

And they are of the utmost importance.

They are the dreamers, the dream makers, borrowing again from Willy Wonka, without comic

book creators, you don't have Spider-Man and Batman and Wonder Woman and the Hulk and the pantheon of incredible comic book characters that we all love.

Men and women, incredibly creative men and women, worked really hard, created these on blank sheets of paper, and were cartoons they were some you know early early

uh kind of early stage television shows they were they were movie serials back back when i don't mean

cereal like the kind you eat out of the out of the bowl with the milk i mean like serialized

my dad would tell me he went and saw the Captain America serialized, uh, uh, film adventures when he was a kid. You pay five cents and you see

Flash Gordon Captain America, you know, whatever was playing that week and they, you'd come back

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