Today we are examining the perfect fit when creator and genre and style subject matter combine to just click on all cylinders and give us that once in a lifetime

unforgettable experience, whether it's a movie, a TV show, or a comic book. We've all been there.

We've all experienced when that perfect fit occurs, when you cannot believe how well this creator

and this subject matter, this title worked

and it blew us away and it inspired us. But sometimes, sometimes it doesn't always come together

that easily. Sometimes the creator and the genre don't fit. It's a, it's a mismash. It's a mix

up. Did they do it on purpose? Do they know? When creators understand how to maximize

their unique gifts with the perfect subject matter, we all win in the end. We are the

beneficiaries. We look at all of the ingredients that go into making the perfect fit

on a brand new episode of Robeservations.

Hey, everybody, welcome to another edition of Robbzorations. I am your host, Rob LifeL. These are

my observations that I am offering you each and every episode. My career has lasted 37 years

in comic books so far. I hope it lasts another 37. I hope that I am still doing this many,

many decades from now. I have written and produced and created and illustrated multitudes of comic book titles.

Some you may have heard of Deadpool.

I created Deadpool.

I created Cable.

I created Domino that they are the nucleus of what would go on to be the number two

best-selling comic book of all time.

Yes, that record still stands.

It is X-Force.

X-Force released in the summer of 1991, the little engine that could featuring a bunch of characters that came out of

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