Dennis the Menace Giant #26

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. The story captures the wide-eyed wonder of a child’s adventure through the nation’s heart, full of curiosity and harmless chaos.

In this whimsical 1964 tale from Dennis the Menace Giant #26, after a trip to historic Virginia, Dennis finds himself dreaming of giving advice to famous figures from the past. When he wakes, he's still clutching cookies from Mount Vernon—proof, perhaps, that history left a sweet impression.

In "The White House," Dennis the Menace and his family take a tour of the nation’s most famous residence—only for Dennis to sneak upstairs, where he’s caught by a Secret Service agent who gently explains why the President’s family deserves their privacy. A lighthearted peek behind the scenes of American politics, this 1964 gem captures Dennis’s mischievous spirit with charm and a touch of respect for the unseen duties of public life.

In this lighthearted 1964 adventure from Dennis the Menace Giant #26, Dennis and his family take a tour of the FBI headquarters, where he gets an unexpected close-up with Director J. Edgar Hoover, accidentally startles a scientist, and walks away with a bullet-riddled target—much to his delight.

Dennis the Menace stirs up chaos at the Pentagon during a visit to Henry’s old naval commander, turning a routine outing into a whirlwind of minor mayhem. As the Mitchells finally realize they’ve had enough, the question becomes: how will they escape the escalating antics without a full-scale alert?