Today we uncover the secrets of X. There's those storylines and those stories that never quite made it to publication. They didn't make it to press.

They didn't actually make it to the page. But that doesn't mean that the authors didn't want

you to know about what they were doing. Today, we look at two alternate paths that both the

X-Men and X-Force could have taken as I share with you what longtime X-Men

Maestro author Chris Claremont had planned and what your host Rob Leifeld had planned for X-Force

and what would have occurred had he not left and started Image Comics with his badass

compadres.

We cover all the secrets of X on an all new episode of Robeservations.

Hey, everybody, and welcome to another edition of Robeservations.

I am your host, Rob Leifeld. If this happens to be

your first show with us, let me introduce myself by telling you that I have been making

the comic books for 40 years. My feet are standing across five decades. I have written comics. I draw comics. I publish comics.

And I love comics. And we discuss all things comic books here on Robeservations. And we talk about

the incredible just industry, the global industry that comic book superheroes have become, I will always prefer

them in their comic book form because that is where they are at their most pure. That is where

the ideas that come across, to me, are the most sincere from from tremendous minds tremendous

incredibly talented individuals many of whom i got to encounter as a fan i've talked

here about going on a train with my dad to san diego in 1982 and meeting all of my uh

comic book idols that the writers and the artists that made the work that I love so much

and just being in absolute awe. And then I never look back from store signings to convention

appearances. I would try and meet as many comic book creators that would come to Southern California.

At a time when I was growing up and when I was breaking in,

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