today we are wrapping it up for the year we are saying goodbye to 2024 with our season finale

as we discuss the last of of the three big moves that complete the big five.

We've been talking about the big five. I've made bold predictions about things that I think are

inevitable comic books, creators that are going to work together to make events that are inevitably

coming your way. Today I list the final three. What are they? You're going to make to make events that are inevitably coming your way today i list the final

three what are they you're going to have to tune in and you're going to have to find out um i'm telling

you this stuff is on deck it's only a matter of time i go into great detail about it on today's

episode we also talk about the comics industry, where it's going.

Has it been bold enough? Have creators been bold enough? Or are we just all playing it way too

safe? We discuss all that and so much more as we say goodbye on a final edition of Rob'servations.

Hey everybody and welcome to another edition of Rob Observations.

I am your host, Rob Leifield.

We here at Rob Observations are pumped about comic books.

We love comic books. We love that comic books in all shapes and forms and sizes are used as as the raw material for the big giant

blockbuster films, the streaming shows, the video games, all those toys on your big box market aisles, the toy stores,

the N-caps. It's all comic books. It's all comic books all the time. The number one live action

movie of the year right now, and it looks like it'll probably end up staying the course,

is Deadpool Wolverine, a movie that celebrates comic books and comic book sources.

The creators of the comic books don't get near enough of the credit, and I can speak as a

fellow creator. I'm not sure how we got from these incredible opening credits of Superman

the movie in 1978 to these. You need a magnifying glass to find us

at the end of these ridiculously long 10-minute scrolls but somehow we have somehow we have moved

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