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Dennis the Menace Giant#15
Cover: Al Wiseman

Dennis the Menace Giant #15

Jul 1963 · Hallden; Fawcett · 0.25 USD
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In "Welcome to Washington!", Dennis the Menace stumbles into a whimsical dream after touring historic Virginia sites, imagining himself offering unsolicited advice to figures from the nation’s past. Waking with a pocket full of Mount Vernon cookies, he’s left wondering if history ever really slept. Written by Fred Toole and brought to life by Al Wiseman in both art and inks, the cover by Wiseman captures the moment with playful charm.

Contains 7 stories
Welcome to Washington!
12 pp · Humor, Children
Dennis the MenaceHenry MitchellAlice Mitchell
Capital Capers
11 pp · Humor, Children
Dennis the MenaceHenry MitchellAlice Mitchell

In "Capital Capers," Jo and her family tour Washington, D.C.'s most iconic institutions, from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing to the Smithsonian—each stop sparking a new round of playful mischief. With the city’s landmarks as their backdrop, the Mitchells’ lighthearted adventures unfold in a classic slice of 1963 humor, perfectly capturing childhood curiosity and chaos.

Not far from Washington, down in Historic Virginia...
22 pp · Humor, Children
Dennis the MenaceHenry MitchellAlice MitchellJohn SmithPowhatanPocahontasPatrick HenryGeorge WashingtonWashington's housekeeper

In this charming 1963 tale from Dennis the Menace Giant #15, Dennis finds himself dreaming of advising historical figures after touring Virginia’s famous landmarks—only to wake up still clutching cookies from Mount Vernon, as if the past had left a sweet little souvenir behind.

The White House
5 pp · Humor, Children
Dennis the MenaceHenry MitchellAlice MitchellCaroline KennedyJohn F. Kennedy (cameo)

In "The White House," Dennis and his family take a tour of the presidential residence, where a mischievous moment leads him to sneak upstairs—only to be stopped by a Secret Service agent who gently explains the importance of keeping the First Family's privacy.

The Capitol
5 pp · Humor, Children
Dennis the MenaceHenry MitchellAlice MitchellSenatorLyndon B. Johnson (cameo)
The FBI
9 pp · Humor, Children
Dennis the MenaceHenry MitchellAlice MitchellJ Edgar HooverClyde Tolson (cameo)

In this playful 1963 tale from Dennis the Menace Giant #15, young Dennis and his family take a tour of the FBI headquarters, where he meets director J. Edgar Hoover, stumbles upon a startled scientist, and ends up bringing home a bullet-riddled target—much to his family’s surprise.

...And Finally... Panic in the Pentagon!
10 pp · Humor, Children
Dennis the MenaceHenry MitchellAlice MitchellAdmiral Mullenix

When the Mitchells pay a visit to Henry's old naval commander at the Pentagon, Dennis’s mischievous energy turns the high-stakes building into a whirlwind of chaos. From accidental alarms to a trail of overturned coffee cups, his antics keep the military brass on edge—until even the most patient officer admits it’s time to go home.

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Full credits

writer Fred Toole
artist, inker Al Wiseman
cover pencils, inks Al Wiseman

Reprints

Reprinted in Dennis #4/1964 (1964), Dennis #11/1964 (1964), Dennis #12/1964 (1964), Dennis #13/1964 (1964), Dennis the Menace Giant #26 (1964), Dennis #20/1964 (1964), Dennis the Menace Giant #40 (1966), Dennis the Menace Giant #72 (1969)

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