Today we cut straight to the chase, literally cutting it like we had claws, because this is about when Wolverine had a gun.

Do you remember Wolverine with a gun?

Yes, Marvel's mightiest, most feared, most deadly, most popular mutant was pack and heat.

Was it more sizzle than steak?

We carve it up together today on an all new episode of Robservations.

Hey everybody and welcome to another edition of Rob Observations.

I am your host, Rob Leifeld.

These are my Rob Observations and we here at Robeservations dwell primarily on all

things, comic books, and superheroes with all things, comic books, superheroes across every

platform.

I come from the world of comic books.

This is what I've been doing for my vocation, for my living, I was 18 years old. This is all I have ever known as my job. I write, I draw, I produce.

Yes, sometimes I've even printed the damn comic books off the press. It is my passion. It is my

love. And it is so great to see how comic books and superheroes have expanded into giant blockbuster films and streaming shows and huge talent has launched from portraying themselves as these superheroes.

The most successful roles of some of these incredible talents careers are as

superheroes, Hugh Jackman as Wolverine, Ryan Reynolds, as Deadpool. Robert Downey Jr., no denying,

Iron Man, it has been the centerpiece of his acting career now opening the doors for him to

work with incredible talents like Christopher Nolan and make stuff like

Oppenheimer.

Christian Bale as Batman dominated the early 2000s and gave him star power and staying power

that perhaps he would have never, ever, you know, experienced.

It is these roles that have carried so many talents to giant worldwide acclaimed success. And again, knowing the comic books, the way that I do, having pulled them off

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