Dennis the Menace #112
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Hold That Tiger," Dennis the Menace and his friend Joey accidentally record their hilarious reactions while listening to Henry’s practice speech for a PTA meeting—unaware that Henry will later play the tape at the event, complete with their off-the-record commentary. Written and illustrated by Everett Owen Fitzgerald, this 1971 classic captures the chaos of childhood mischief with a perfectly timed mix of humor and innocent sabotage.
In "Hold That Tiger," Dennis the Menace takes a nap after a questionable breakfast, slipping into a dream where he encounters the tale of Little Black Sambo and a very memorable tiger. The story blends whimsy and mischief, capturing Dennis’s imagination as he navigates a surreal, cartoonish version of the classic tale.
In "Tape Me to Your Leader!", Henry prepares for a PTA speech on school bonds, rehearsing with a tape recorder—only for Dennis and Joey to accidentally record their hilariously unfiltered reactions. When Henry loses his voice on the day of the meeting, he plays the tape, unaware that the PTA is now hearing his classmates' candid (and wildly inappropriate) commentary instead.
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Reprinted in Dennis the Menace and His Friends Series #18 (1973), Dennis the Menace and His Friends Series #22 (1974)
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