Dennis The Menace Cartoon Strips?

Question

I was wondering if anybody could tell me where I can get a free subscription for Dennis The Menace Cartoons? I already checked www.comics.com & they don't have it. I love Dennis the Menace he reminds me of my kids! LOL

Ummm I am talking about Hank Ketcham's cartoons I know Hank died, but another artist took over the cartoon.

Dennis had a cat named Hot Dog & A dog named Ruff

Answer 1

I've never used this site before, but try:

http://www.comicalert.com/comics/7404-dennis-the-menace/

You can also view them at:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/artsandliving/comics/

Good luck!

Answer 2

I love the original Hank Ketcham Dennis the Menace. Unfortunately, I do not think you can get a free subscription, but Dennis the Menace (along with many other comics is posted daily on www.kingfeatures.com. You can visit there each day and see DtM free, but they will not email it to you without a fee.

The artists who replaced Ketcham; Marcus Hamilton and Ron Ferdinand are ok, but they are defiantly not as good as the original. If you want the real thing, and do not mind paying a relatively small price, Fantographics is publishing the complete Hank Ketcham Dennis the Menace. They are doing them in very nice hard cover with two years of strips in each book. There have been three volumes released so far. They are not that expensive, only $25 each and well worth it for any DtM fan. You can order them at most any book store or directly from the publisher at
http://fantagraphics.com/artist/ketcham/menace.html

Answer 3

Hello. I agree with you about Dennis. I met and spoke to Hank Ketcham many times during his life. A wonderful man. He lived down in Monterey, California area.

You can still view a week's worth of Dennis the Menace strips at a time (delayed a month from the syndication) at the website of the King Features Syndicate, which still distributes the comic strip today (there is no charge)::

http://www.kingfeatures.com/features/comics/dennis/about.htm


There is an official Dennis website, with lots of information , at

Web site: www.dennisthemenace.com



Cartoonist Hank Ketcham created one of the most enduringly irresistible imps in the world. Dennis the Menace first began to plague his next-door neighbor, Mr. Wilson, in 1950 on the pages of America's newspapers. Today the comic panel appears in more than 1,000 newspapers in 48 countries and in 19 languages.
Ketcham's brainchild has been the subject of a hit network TV series, starring Jay North, which ran from 1959 to 1963, and still appears on stations around the country. Animated Dennis adventures produced for General Mills aired in 1988-89. More than 50 million "Dennis" books have been sold. And the half-pint has become a popular spokescharacter for many worthy causes throughout the years.

Although Ketcham turned the active reins of his comic over to longtime assistants Ron Ferdinand and Marcus Hamilton in 1994, he supervised the work on his favorite kid until his death in June 2001.

Web site: www.dennisthemenace.com

I hope this helps you.

John B.

Answer 4

I couldn't really tell you, but my youngest daughter reminds me so much of Dennis they could be related to him, and her daughter and son and her HUSBAND are all the same way.
That was a marriage made in comic land or heaven, which ever you prefer. lol


Yeah, Sprite free spirit, his dog's name was RUFF not gnasher.

Answer 5

Create Animations Like Pixar - http://3dAnimationCartoons.com/?EvUm

Answer 6

I DUNNO..BUT IS DENNIS THE MENICE STILL ALIVE N KICKIN...I REMEMBER THAT WHEN I WAS A KID..I WAS A MEMBER OF HIS CLUB..AND HAD A BADGE AND WALLET ECT....I REMEMBER HIS DOG GNASHER

Answer 7

Here you go. This should have most of them. I like them as well.

http://www.cartoonstock.com/directory/d/dennis_the_menace.asp