Dave Dellecese

@davedellecese.com

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. https://linktr.ee/davedellecese

Really hope DC continues to build out their Golden Age volumes of the DC Finest line. The two GA Superman volumes were great; would love more. And more JSA (the best GA JSA stuff was the post-war stuff, IMHO) and would equally love volumes of solo GA titles like Green Lantern, Flash, Spectre, etc.

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.

Don Adams dressed in hat, suit, and tie as a gangster from Get Smart.Coming book panel of The Getaway Genius, in a suit, tie, hat and goggles, pointing and saying "Whoever tries to doom Batman - dooms himself! Rob and getaway is our rule! Follow it to the letter!"Black and White headshot of the dapper Reginald Gardner, with pencil thin mustache, holding a cigarette.Batman villain The Cavailer, in musketeer outfit, pointing a sword.

The teen asked with about 72 hours notice if their birthday can be Justice League International themed, so tried to get a little creative and put the printer into overdrive.

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.

Book featuring a boy in bed reading comic book magazines like "Weird" and "Crime" and "Horror." The boy and everything in his bedroom are black and white while the comics are in color.