Dennis the Menace #62

Sep 1962 · Hallden; Fawcett · 0.12 USD

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“Everything's Beachy”

In "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.

writer Fred Toole · artist, inker Owen Fitzgerald · cover Owen Fitzgerald

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Cast · 7 characters

Alice Mitchell Dennis Mitchell George Wilson Henry Mitchell Joey McDonald Martha Wilson Ruff

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writer Fred Toole

artist, inker Owen Fitzgerald

cover pencils, inks Owen Fitzgerald

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The Mitchell family tries to think "cool" to beat the heat but when George sees them skiing on the lawn and putting up a Christmas tree, Martha thinks he is hallucinating.

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