Today, it's time for the secret, secret wars.

Yes, the secret, secret wars.

The original Secret Wars miniseries was such a blockbuster success that they followed it up with a sequel immediately. Did you know that the first issue of the sequel series was drawn by an entirely different artist, an industry legend, in fact, and yet it was deemed unacceptable and a new one was commissioned.

We break down all of the reasons behind this bizarre decision and compare the results

between the two first issues, the one you saw and the one that you didn't see.

We also wrap up Alan Moore's Judgment Day. We render final judgment on all of it on an

all new episode of Robeservations. Hey everybody and welcome to another edition of Robeservations. I am

your host, Rob Leifield. I have been making comic books

since I was a teenager professionally, hired at 18 years old, and never look back, hired in

1986, 87, and across five decades, 40 years having the time of my life, this podcast celebrates.

All things common books, the movies, the games, the streaming shows.

And first, foremost, and always, the creators and the creative community that creates

all of these incredible stories and characters that that

you have consumed and that you uh love some of you may be obsessed uh i know i in the case of

certain characters i am if you've listened to if you've listened to this show across the many

seasons uh we've been on about four and a half seasons.

Born in the pandemic, born in the sheer boredom and isolation of the pandemic and wanting to speak about comic books,

Rob's observations was born.

Thank you for taking this ride with me.

Thank you for loving the comics industry and the history of comics.

We're trying to share it here.

I give it a personal spin from how I encountered so many of these different comic books

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