Robservations with Rob Liefeld - Podcast Rankings and reviews

This podcast is playing constantly in my headphones. If I’m drawing a page, it’s keeping me company. If I’m away from the page, it gets me hyped to get back to it. If I’m in need of a morale boost or a new perspective, it always comes through. As excited as Rob’s comics make me to draw my own worlds and characters, Rob’s voice and his anecdotes provide the same espresso shot of comics joy. Comics are my passion, drawing comics is my refuge, and it’s an incredible privilege to have an industry vet who still feels that same passion doing an “inside baseball” podcast for us every week. Thank you, Rob! Keep up the great work!

I’ve met Rob several times. Once as a small kid, again as a teeneger, then in my 20s, 30s and now 40s waiting in line to get his autograph. He’s not the nicest of people in person, and definitely not on his whatnot streams. BUT his information on this podcast is actually amazing. He does his research, it’s fact driven (for the most part), entertaining and super informative. It is the best comic podcast out there. So even if you have had many of not impressive encounters in person (as I have had several times, he only wants to talk sports or having his behind kissed) this podcast is still the best in terms of comics.

Just wrapped up the “Marvel: Heroes Reborn! Jim Lee’s Fantastic Four!” episode on “Robservations with Rob Liefeld,” and man, it’s a solid listen! I’m 46, 90s kid who lived and breathed comics back in the ‘90s—those were my glory days, spendin’ every spare buck I earned at the comic shop. But life got busy, and I walked away for 25 years. Then Rob Liefeld’s passion for comics sucked me back in like a tractor beam! I’m back to reading ’ comics after a long shift.
Rob’s real talk about art and stories feels like shootin’ the breeze with a buddy who knows his trade. Thanks, Rob, for gettin’ this old guy back into the game—keep the good stuff comin’!

My favorite comics related podcast. I appreciate Rob’s unfiltered candor on, and observations of, the comics industry. I’ve been a comic book fan since the late 60’s. I’m 59. Keep up the great work, Rob.