Dennis the Menace #62
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Everything's Beachy," the Mitchell family takes a summer heatwave to extremes, trying to stay cool in the most imaginative ways—until George’s strange visions of skiing on the lawn and a Christmas tree in the backyard leave Martha wondering if he’s lost his mind. Written by Fred Toole and brought to life with playful energy by Owen Fitzgerald on art and inks, this 1962 classic captures the absurd charm of childhood summers with a touch of surreal whimsy. The cover by Owen Fitzgerald perfectly mirrors the issue’s lighthearted, sun-drenched chaos.
In "Real Cool," the Mitchell family attempts to stay cool in the summer heat by imagining themselves doing winter activities—skiing on the lawn, building a snowman, even putting up a Christmas tree—until George’s bewildered reaction has Martha questioning whether he’s seeing things.
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Reprinted in Dennis #10/1963 (1963), Dennis #20/1963 (1963), Dennis the Menace Giant #29 (1965), Dennis the Menace Giant #62 (1968), Dennis the Menace Giant #58 (1968), Dennis the Menace Pocket Full of Fun #12 (1972), Dennis the Menace Pocket Full of Fun #13 (1972), Dennis the Menace Pocket Full of Fun #39 (1978), Dennis the Menace and His Friends Series #40 (1978), Dennis the Menace: The Cult-Classic Comicbooks by Owen Fitzgerald & Fred Toole #[nn] (2016)
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