Hey everybody. This is Rob Observations hosted by me. Rob Leifeld, hence the name Rob Observations,

cute little moniker. I started writing high school fan papers for Appas under the name Robes

Observations. When I was a teenager. I eventually did columns

in Wizard Magazine called Robeservations in retail magazines called Robeservations. I had a

column on a website called the spinner rack in the early 2000s called Rob Observations. And then

I decided to start this crazy podcast called Robeservations and then I decided to start this crazy podcast called

Robeservations and here we are and today we are going to jump right into the thick of things

and get right into our subject of the day which is say it together with me multiverses

multi versus when I when i when i hear

multiverse i always think of there was a there was a dog commercial for dog food uh in the early

two thousands that that the dog would go multi grain multi grain because the snack and the food had

multi grains in it for him so i always kind of hear a multi-grain,

multi-grain, when I say anything multi, especially multiverse, multiverse, what the heck is a multiverse,

okay? And why has it become the buzzworthy word of 2020? Where does it come from? What does it entail? What promise does it foretell and what dangers

lie within the word, the concept, the idea behind the multiverse. Okay. So for many of you,

you're like, multiverse. Yeah, I get it. I'm totally versed in Multiverse. I'm a, I, I pass comic books 101. I got my thesis. Well, me too. I was introduced to the Multiverse with my very first comic book obsession. You guys have, have heard me. It's actually, this ties all the way back

to my very first podcast where I talked to you about the first comic books that I picked up off

the rack and the echoes of the Justice League characters that were in the pages of the Avengers

called the Squadron Supreme.

And instead of Batman, you had Nighthawk, okay?

And instead of, you know, green arrow, you had the Golden Archer.

I mean, you looked at him like, this is that character except in a different color, especially with Golden Archer, he literally was just a yellow costumed green arrow. There was Captain Hawk, okay, or as they said in the in the credits,

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