Adventures of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis #31-40

Hey pallies, likes this it is dudes, the fourth and final installment of Dino-nostalgia from the pallies at the "Comic Vine."  Today ilovedinomartin shares with you the covers for issues 31-40 of "The Adventures of Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis" from DC Comics.  Truly truly how cool was it of the folks at DC to capitalize on the fame and fortune of our most beloved Dino and his partner Mr. Jerry Lewis by creatin' their own series of comic book "adventures."

Likes as I said in part 1, I certainly woulda be in total total Dino-heaven if likes I can ever gets my hands on the full set of these volumes....or even part of 'em.  Just lookin' at the covers makes ya wanna  go on these adventurous trips with our Dino and Jer.  Likes how great woulda it have been to be a kid growin' up in these days groovin' on the mishaps of Martin and Lewis.

I'm sure pallies that many many devotees of our Dino started their Dino-adulation by spendin' a thin dime to hang out with our great great man.  How great woulda it be if DC would re-issue this series for today's youngens as well!

'gain, ilovedinomartin salutes the pallies at the "Comic Vine" for there efforts to get a full set of covers with release dates posted at this fantastic site.  To checks this out in it's original pad, simply clicks on on tag of this Dino-prose.   Hopin' all you  Dino-philes have enjoyed trippin' back to this Dino-era much as I have!  Dino-forever, DMP

The Adventures of Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis ("and" on the cover, "&" in the indicia") was a humor comic published by DC from 1952-1957, spanning forty issues, featuring the real-life comedy duo of Martin and Lewis. Martin being the "straight man" and Lewis the "comedic foil", following the group's actual break-up, the series dropped Dean Martin and continued the comedic escapades of Jerry Lewis as The Adventures of Jerry Lewis which ran for another eighty-four more issues.

Adventures of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis #21-30

Hey pallies, well likes dudes today we arrive at the three quarter way mark in our series of Dino-posts featurin' the fabulous 'n funny covers from the 40 "The Adventures of Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis."  I certainly likes do dig the creativity of the DC Comic folks to create such an assortment of "adventures" for Martin and Lewis" to indulge in.  Likes what a thrill it woulda be to accompany our great man and his pallie Jer on any one of these "adventures" if they woulda happened in real time.

So, likes 'gain, sits back and return to a time in history when Martin and Lewis were the Kings of Comedy....the hottest of the hot.  ilovedinomartin thanks the pallies at the "Comic Vine" for makin' the effort to cover this complete collection of Dino-volumes at there great comic book site.  To checks this out in it's original format...and to note the date that each volume was printed, simply clicks on the tag of this here Dino-gram.  Dino-devotedly, DMP

The Adventures of Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis ("and" on the cover, "&" in the indicia") was a humor comic published by DC from 1952-1957, spanning forty issues, featuring the real-life comedy duo of Martin and Lewis. Martin being the "straight man" and Lewis the "comedic foil", following the group's actual break-up, the series dropped Dean Martin and continued the comedic escapades of Jerry Lewis as The Adventures of Jerry Lewis which ran for another eighty-four more issues.

Adventures of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis #11-20

Hey pallies, likes ilovedinomartin is back with day 2 of our four day presentation of all the comic book covers for "The Adventures of Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis."  It is truly truly very very cool of the pallies over at the "Comic Vine" to have created a page where all forty published volumes can be viewed at one time and with the pub date of each and every edition.

Just viewin' each cover tells you the varied "adventures" that our Dino and his pallie Jerry took in comic bookland .  The dudes at DC Comics certainly knew how to capitalize on the awesome devotion that folks from all  'round the globe had for Martin and Lewis.

So, likes enjoys this set of the next ten comic covers, and ilovedinomartin will return tomorrow with volumes 21-30.  Salute! to the "Comic Vine" pallies for makin' this great bit of Dino-history available to our Dino-delight.  To checks it out at the original source, 'gain likes simply clicks on the tag of this here Dino-report.
Dino-edifyin', DMP

The Adventures of Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis ("and" on the cover, "&" in the indicia") was a humor comic published by DC from 1952-1957, spanning forty issues, featuring the real-life comedy duo of Martin and Lewis. Martin being the "straight man" and Lewis the "comedic foil", following the group's actual break-up, the series dropped Dean Martin and continued the comedic escapades of Jerry Lewis as The Adventures of Jerry Lewis which ran for another eighty-four more issues.

Adventures of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis #1-10

Hey pallies, likes gotta 'fess up that over the course of the last several Dino-years, ilovedinomartin has accumulated a ton of drafts for Dino-posts yet to be shared with all you pallies.  Sp ilovedinomartin is gonna begin the task of sortin' through all those unprinted bits of Dino-devotion and likes begin sharin' with you the cream of the Dino-crop so to speak.

We begin today with the first of a series of 4 posts found at the "Comic Vine"....a expansive pad devoted exclusively to the art form of what we tag comic books.  Likes as most of you dudes know, our most beloved Dino and his partner Jerry's comedic partnership was likes so so hugely successful that it spawned a series of 40---count 'em----40 DC Comics tagged  "The Adventures Of Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis."

Well the "Comic Vine" has shared covers of all forty glorious editions and for the ten four days ilovedinomartin will be sharin' 10 covers at a time for your Dino-viewin' pleasure.  Like sure does wish that I had a set of these here comics...or likes even just a few of 'em.  So, sits back and enjoys a bit of Dino-nostalgia thanks to the pallies at the "Comic Vine."

To views this in it's original format, simply clicks on the tag of this here Dino-gram and you will not only see all the covers in one place, but likes also the month and  year of each publication.
Dino-gloriously, DMP

 The Adventures of Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis ("and" on the cover, "&" in the indicia") was a humor comic published by DC from 1952-1957, spanning forty issues, featuring the real-life comedy duo of Martin and Lewis. Martin being the "straight man" and Lewis the "comedic foil", following the group's actual break-up, the series dropped Dean Martin and continued the comedic escapades of Jerry Lewis as The Adventures of Jerry Lewis which ran for another eighty-four more issues.

I'm 15 and only listen to Dean.

Hey pallies, likes while searchin' for vid clips of our Dino for yesterday's Dino-post, I came 'cross 'nother of today's youth who is totally totally sold out to our Dino....indeed one we can absolutely say is a hard core Deanager.  His youtube tag is "Joe Shmo" and he left a youtube comment below (on that classic of classic vid of our Dino croonin' "Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime" from the Dinoshow).... so so openly professin' his deepest of deep and purest of pure devotion to our most beloved Dino.

I left a comment in reply to his Dino-hearted reflections and am hopin' that if he answers, he may indeed be open to havin' ilovedinomartin interview him to  have his Dino-tale shared with the wider Dino-world.  It is so so extemely refreshin' to find someone of "Joe Shmo's" youth....so so right on the  Dino-mark.  And, pallies, the Dino-pix that "Joe" has used to grace his google account is one that this Dino-holic can never ever remember viewin' before.....indeed a very very rugged pix of our regal man.

Kudos, kudos, and more kudos to Deanager "Joe" for makin' his adulation of only our Dino so so proudly proclaimed to the wider Dino-world.  To checks out his youtube page, simply clicks on the tag of this here Dino-gram.  Dino-only, DMP



Joe Shmo 

I'm 15 and only listen to Dean. He is the only music I have in the car, in the house, or on my iPod. Today's music is garbage. It makes me sick. Wish I was born 60 years earlier

Hey pallies,  likes what a blast it is dudes to type our most beloved Dino's name into the google blog search and see what great Dino-patter will turn up.  Case in point, I typed Dean Martin into the blog seach engine and one of the great places I landed was at the self-tagged blog, "jennie orbell."  Miss Jennie is an "author of comtemporary fiction" and a blogger of stuff and nonsense."

The evocative tag of her April 27th entry, "Is YouTubing Dean Martin A Step Too Far?" really got my Dino-attention and likes I simply had to clicks on the post to see Miss Orbell's answer.  As you read her scribin's below, you will see that she had "great delight" in hearin; our great man croon his great tune, "Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime" as well as "a rather funny clip where Dean and The Dude sang a duo."

So, 'though Jennie never answered her own quire, I gotta believe that she indeed now knows for Dino-certain that one can never ever gets 'nough of our most beloved Dino, and thus youtubin' our Dino could never ever be "a step to far."   I have shared simply the beginnin' part of her entry which places the accent on our Dino....likes if you wanna reads the whole post, simply clicks on the tag of this here Dino-message.

And, for your viewin' Dino-pleasure, below are vid clips of our Dino croonin' "Everybody" as well as our Dino and The Dude croonin' the same Dino-tune....likes perhaps the two very clips that Miss Orbell enjoyed so very very Dino-much.  Dino-always, ever, and only, DMP

Is YouTubing Dean Martin A Step Too Far?

APRIL 27, 2013JENNIEORBELL 

G’day All

I’ve just had to have a blast of Bobby. Can’t get the blooming tune out of my head. But then, all things considered, it is better than It’s Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas! 

I think I may have to ban myself from YouTube. After the Hello Summertime andHoney bit I got rather silly, even by my standards, and listened to, with great delight I might add, Dean Martin singing Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime and a rather funny clip where Dean and The Duke, big John Wayne, sang a duo. I DO worry about myself sometimes but then I hold very strongly with the theory of why worry about something you can’t do anything about?

Danny G's Mother's Day Serenade with Dino: "Any Man Who Loves His Mother"

Welcome back Ol' pals o' mine! Let me begin with a great big, "Happy Mama's Day!", to ALL the lovely mamsellies out there! This is truly YOUR day & I'm hopin' that wherever youse are & whatever youse do..youse keep our great great mother's son, Dino, in mind!

 

 

Now we ALL know that Dean truly truly loved his Mama Crocetti & I simply cannot thinks of a better example of deep, true & pure love one could show for their mom, than this cool cool & funny clip from Dean & the boys' " Robin & the Seven Hoods"!

 

 

Today's Serenade, "Any Man Who Loves His Mother" is dedicated to each & every chickalina out there who's been a Mom, in ANY way, to SOMEONE or SOMETHIN' special in their lives...YES...pets count too! Hahaha! Enjoy!

Any man who loves his mother

Is man enough for me

Brightening her eyes, sending her flowers

Though it's no anniversary

Many men want fame and fortune

It's gold they love to see

But I say a man who loves his mother

Is man enough for me

Many men loves dogs and kittens and pet them constantly

Show me a man who loves his mother

As much as she wants to be

And I'll show you a man who's a lot like me