Dave Dellecese
@davedellecese
Father. Husband. Dork. | Former Journalist & News Anchor. | Senior Writer for a University. | Writer / Author: The Little Lamp, Lucy & the Ghost Take the Stage, Lacey & Lily, prose in AHOY Comics, and some other stuffs.
If I had a time machine and William Dozier's home address, I absolutely would've bugged him forever to cast Don Adams as The Getaway Genius and Reginald Gardiner as The Cavalier in Batman '66.
We bought white gift bags for party favors at the Dollar Tree and I broke out my rudimentary doodling skills to draw JLI team members on them. Forgot to take pics after I added color though.
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If your eyes roll back into your head at people crying "communism!" at everything that's...well, not...(as if that were to ever happen...again), I really recommend David Hajdu's "The Ten-Cent Plague" about the great comic book scare of the McCarthy era.
One more time before we return you to your regularly scheduled programming.
Move over, Luthor! Hit the bricks, Brainiac! Superman’s real arch-enemies were the crooners.
Went to an outdoor used book sale. No comics this year but did snag this for a dollar.
Before we get to the second comic feature of Superman & Batman Magazine 4, here’s some great pieces sandwiched between the stories. Some character profiles of Green Arrow, Lady Shiva, Black Canary, Black Lightning, Captain Marvel, Doctor Sivana and Black Adam, all beautifully drawn by Mike Parobeck.
Got these out of order on the thread, but here’s the lead comic story from Superman & Batman Magazine Issue 4. A Robin spotlight from Kelley Puckett and Mike Parobeck, the regular team on Batman Adventures at the time.
Watched James Cagney in Yankee Doodle Dandy (1942) over the weekend and had never noticed before that Perry White (John Hamilton) shows up as an Army Recruiter.
And the second story from Issue 5 of Superman & Batman Magazine is a Hawkman adventure - "A Declaration of Independence" by @paulkupperberg.bsky.social and Rick Burchett.
Superman & Batman Magazine Issue 4 from 1994, boasting the feature story "All Mx'd Upl" by Louise Simonson and Mike Parobeck. Pre-Superman: The Animated Series, characters, while in animated style, are in line with their comic counterparts of the time.
STEFON: The hottest spot in DC is The Reflecting Pool. This place has everything - peeling paint, algae, STREK. SETH: Strek? STEFON: A soaking Steven Miller dressed as Shrek shouting “get out of my swamp!”