Today we are all about the action in an episode appropriately titled, Let Them Fight.

Let Them Fight speaks to the popularity of action and how we just don't get enough of it.

You know, no matter where I go this last summer, this summer, people tell me the reason, one of the reasons when I ask,

why did you love Deadpool Wolverine so much? I've asked it online. I've asked it in person because of the action, so much action,

the great action sequences. It finally gave us the action that we love. Comic books used to be predicated and built around great action sequences.

We want to see our characters use their powers.

This past week, an action classic was reprinted in all its glory for an all new audience to experience.

And I revisit some of the best action comic books ever

and why we should always let them fight

on an all new episode of Rob'servations.

Hey, everybody, and welcome to another edition of Robeservations. I am your host, Rob Leifelt,

long time listeners, know me as the guy who loves to blab about the comic books. Longtime

comic book aficionados will recognize me as someone who has been working in the comic book

world, writing, creating, drawing, publishing

comic books for over 40 years. I got hired as a teenager, never looked back, became a fan,

seven years old, and it has consumed my life. And Robeservations exist. You speak of comics

and comic book themed subjects such as streaming shows,

blockbuster movies, toys.

We occasionally work in a few video game references.

We're going to have to do a dedicated video game episode very quickly,

especially with so many calls for more video games featuring the Marvel

the Marvel Pantheon, which has, honestly, it is not, the games are not coming out at near

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