"I just found out that the U.S. Postal Service put out a first class stamp last month honoring Scooby Doo."

"Since Stanley & His Monster are included in this Scooby-Doo story, I wonder if The Three Mouseketeers made any cameos? Although they, like virtually every other DC funny animal comic of the mid to late 1950s (other than Fox & Crow), were…"

"Rob Pope says he hasn't seen any monsters since high school, which would be a reference to Benedict Arnold High School from the latter days of the Bob Hope title.  Hoy"

"The net tells me the Flips were the band the Teen Titans assisted in Showcase #59."

"Thanks, Dave! I didn't realize he and Binky were buds. Sad to say, by the late-1960s, my interest in DC's teen-humor books had pretty well disappeared (it was never very high to start with). Swing with Scooter was as far as I felt I needed…"

"In fact, Buzzy made it onto the front cover of some of those Binky's Buddies issues (he's the blond guy). Since we almost never even mention the guy, whose long (77 issues) comic book run ended in 1958 in the early days of the Silver Age…"

">> Buzzy wasn't licensed and didn't make it into the 1960s << That's not actually true. Buzzy co-starred in a comic book that launched in 1969, called Binky's Buddies (he was, natch, one of the buddies)."

"I presume that is in response to my last comment, and so I will decline to read it. I'm sure everyone else appreciates it (not). At least we all were saved an artistic rendition, which I'm sure everyone appreciates (for real). -- MSA"

"Didn't see it, don't want to see it, you can't make me see it. -- MSA"

"An appearance by Sgt. Blinko might have been nice, but I did appreciate the not to Goody Rickels.  Hoy"

"Judy and Bilko were licensed, so considering "Windy & Willy," "Rob Pope" and "Louie Jervis" showed up, they'd have fit that theme better than Binky and Debbi. Buzzy wasn't licensed and didn't make it…"

"I didn't see anyone who looked like those two, although they are pretty generic. Weren't they both pre-Silver Age? This issue seemed to focus on characters from the 1960s.  Hoy"

"I don't suppose Buzzy, Judy or the Bilko crew made it into this story too, did they?"

"That name, Lando, Man of Magic, mentioned by Jerry Lewis Louie Jervis, turns out to be a real Golden Age DC character. I had never heard of him, so I looked him up on the internet.  Hoy http://www.toonopedia.com/lando.htm"

"Good call! I think you nailed it. I wasn't even thinking in that direction."