Dennis the Menace and His Friends Series #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Putting On the Dog," Dennis the Menace's loyal dog Ruff finds himself temporarily stranded in a kennel, where he's mistaken for a mystery breed and becomes the unlikely subject of a series of curious conversations with a cast of proud, pedigreed dogs trying to determine his true lineage. Written by Fred Toole and brought to life with expressive art by Al Wiseman, this 1971 gem captures the humor and heart of the classic comic with a lighthearted, character-driven twist.
In "Movie Mischief," Dennis sets out to take Ruff to a Rin Tin Tin movie, only to be turned away at the door—no dogs allowed. Determined to include his loyal pup, Dennis enlists Margaret and her doll carriage in a clever (if chaotic) plan to sneak Ruff in. Written by Fred Toole and illustrated with lively energy by Al Wiseman, the story captures the classic mix of kid-sized schemes and wholesome mischief.
In "Ruff's Family Tree," left alone in a kennel, Ruff finds himself the subject of curiosity among a lineup of proud purebred dogs, each eager to guess his lineage. With humor and charm, Fred Toole's script and Al Wiseman's expressive art bring to life a playful, doggedly funny exploration of identity, one barking question at a time.
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↩ Reprints Dennis the Menace Giant #14 (1963)
Reprinted in Dennis the Menace and His Friends Series #35 (1977)
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