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.
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I met him a few years ago and while I (probably foolishly) didn’t buy any art from him, I did buy a signed photo of him from that episode for my wife, who loves MASH.
November 28, 2025 at 2:59 AM
I met him a few years ago and while I (probably foolishly) didn’t buy any art from him, I did buy a signed photo of him from that episode for my wife, who loves MASH.
If I didn't need to have it for my day job, I absolutely would. Only reason it still exists.
November 25, 2025 at 3:55 PM
If I didn't need to have it for my day job, I absolutely would. Only reason it still exists.
A well-deserved spot, indeed!
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November 25, 2025 at 3:27 AM
A well-deserved spot, indeed!
The Year is 2065. Your local radio station, beamed directly into your neurochip brain, pumps out the AI-generated voice of "Delilah," dishing advice to someone asking why their AI-significant other is not responding after a system crash, followed by Andy Williams "Most Wonderful Time of the Year."
November 24, 2025 at 3:30 PM
The Year is 2065. Your local radio station, beamed directly into your neurochip brain, pumps out the AI-generated voice of "Delilah," dishing advice to someone asking why their AI-significant other is not responding after a system crash, followed by Andy Williams "Most Wonderful Time of the Year."
I remember having the second issue ("Dick Tracy and the Evil Influence") and never finding another on the newsstand at the time. As a kid who started getting his comics from a spinner rack at the news and magazine kiosk in the mall in the 80s, Gladstone's reprints were an amazing world to discover.
November 18, 2025 at 8:34 PM
I remember having the second issue ("Dick Tracy and the Evil Influence") and never finding another on the newsstand at the time. As a kid who started getting his comics from a spinner rack at the news and magazine kiosk in the mall in the 80s, Gladstone's reprints were an amazing world to discover.