Today we are going to talk about numbers and there's no bigger number to talk about in comics right now than

three point three million dollars for the first time the black spider-man suit

adorns Peter Parker it is a big moment and it got three point three point three

million dollars in last week's Heritage Auction.

This is a sale that broke the internet.

People don't know what to say about this.

People are rejoicing.

People are mourning it.

It's all over the place.

But that is just one of the numbers that we are going to talk about today.

Batman, the sales numbers throughout the 60s all the way through the 80s.

You're going to see when we talk about Batman had a period of struggling.

I'm going to read it to you.

And these numbers come straight from DC's books,

straight from their books so much to talk to today on a show focused on the numbers,

rankings, sales, and $ 3.3 million dollars.

Hey everybody, you are listening to another edition of Rob Observations. I am Rob Leifeld,

your host and man do we have a lot to get to, a lot to talk about on today's show.

We're going to get right into it because this is kind of a de facto sequel to an episode I did a few weeks back called The Numbers.

And in that episode, we discussed the numbers and the rankings and the sales

of comic books across a decade from like 1978 to 1982 to 85. I think we ended up in, I think,

86 with our last snapshot of where all the sales were.

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