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It has inspired [[Dennis the Menace (TV series)|a live-action series]], [[Dennis the Menace (animation)|an animated Saturday Morning Series]], and [[Dennis the Menace (film)|a live-action film]]. |
It has inspired [[Dennis the Menace (TV series)|a live-action series]], [[Dennis the Menace (animation)|an animated Saturday Morning Series]], and [[Dennis the Menace (film)|a live-action film]]. |
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Dennis was also the mascot of Dairy Queen from 1971 to 2001. DQ dropped him because they felt children didn't relate to him anymore. |
Dennis was also the mascot of Dairy Queen from 1971 to 2001. DQ dropped him because they felt children didn't relate to him anymore. |
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In Britain, the Cartoon and Film based on the Comic Book is simply called ''Dennis!'' due to the character mentioned below. |
In Britain, the Cartoon and Film based on the Comic Book is simply called ''Dennis!'' due to the character mentioned below. |
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* [[Curious as a Monkey]]: Dennis |
* [[Curious as a Monkey]]: Dennis |
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* [[Depending on the Artist]]: The current two artists have very different styles. Marcus Hamilton, the Monday--Saturday artist draws the strip in a very close approximation of Hank Ketcham's style in his later years, while the Sunday artist, Ron Ferdinand has a far looser and sketchier style compared to Ketcham or Hamilton. |
* [[Depending on the Artist]]: The current two artists have very different styles. Marcus Hamilton, the Monday--Saturday artist draws the strip in a very close approximation of Hank Ketcham's style in his later years, while the Sunday artist, Ron Ferdinand has a far looser and sketchier style compared to Ketcham or Hamilton. |
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* [[Drop-In Character]]: Dennis, to the Wilsons. ''Mrs.'' Wilson doesn't object to this, but her husband certainly does. |
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* [[Girls Have Cooties]] |
* [[Girls Have Cooties]] |
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* [[Grumpy Old Man]]: Mr. Wilson again, and for the same reason. |
* [[Grumpy Old Man]]: Mr. Wilson again, and for the same reason. |
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* [[Hot Mom]] |
* [[Hot Mom]] |
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* [[Informed Ability]] |
* [[Informed Ability]] |
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* [[Panty Shot]]: Margaret had a couple of these early on. |
* [[Panty Shot]]: Margaret had a couple of these early on. |
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* [[Intergenerational Friendship]]: Dennis has one with Mrs. Wilson. He ''thinks'' he has one with Mr. Wilson. |
* [[Intergenerational Friendship]]: Dennis has one with Mrs. Wilson. He ''thinks'' he has one with Mr. Wilson. |
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* [[Limited Wardrobe]]: Dennis always wears either his striped shirt and red overalls, except in church scenes where he's seen with a white button-down shirt, a tie, and a blue jacket and slacks. |
* [[Limited Wardrobe]]: Dennis always wears either his striped shirt and red overalls, except in church scenes where he's seen with a white button-down shirt, a tie, and a blue jacket and slacks. |
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* [[Time Out]] |
* [[Time Out]] |
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* [[Tomboy]]: Gina Gilloti (who <s>was</s> IS actually quite a cutie). |
* [[Tomboy]]: Gina Gilloti (who <s>was</s> IS actually quite a cutie). |
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* [[Tomboy and Girly Girl]]: Gina and Margaret. |
* [[Tomboy and Girly Girl]]: Gina and Margaret. |
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* [[Trademark Favorite Food]]: Without a doubt, pizza ... to the point where (he thinks) he practically can live on it. On the exact opposite of the spectrum: vegetables, especially when they were served as part of a meal that had no pizza in sight. Especially carrots at any time. |
* [[Trademark Favorite Food]]: Without a doubt, pizza ... to the point where (he thinks) he practically can live on it. On the exact opposite of the spectrum: vegetables, especially when they were served as part of a meal that had no pizza in sight. Especially carrots at any time. |
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* [[Uncle Tomfoolery]] / [[Ethnic Scrappy]]: An African-American kid named Jackson. |
* [[Uncle Tomfoolery]] / [[Ethnic Scrappy]]: An African-American kid named Jackson. |