Dennis The Menace (U.S. Comics) - Book Compilations

Book Compilations

Dennis the Menace has also been published in mass market paperback collections, made up of newspaper strip reprints:

  • Dennis the Menace (1952) Avon (also published in hardcover by Henry Holt & Co.)
  • More Dennis the Menace (1954) Avon (also in hardcover by Holt)
  • Baby Sitter's Guide by Dennis the Menace (1955, 1961) Pocket Books, Fawcett (also in hardcover by Holt)
  • Wanted: Dennis the Menace (1955) Fawcett (also in hardcover by Holt)
  • Dennis the Menace Rides Again (1956, 1971) PB, Fawcett (also in hardcover by Holt)
  • Dennis the Menace vs. Everybody (1957) PB (also in hardcover by Holt)
  • Dennis the Menace: Household Hurricane (1958, 1963) PB, Fawcett (also in hardcover by Holt)
  • The Adventures of the Pickle (1958) Corgi Books
  • In this Corner... Dennis the Menace (1959) Fawcett (also in hardcover by Holt)
  • Dennis the Menace ...Teacher's Threat (1960) Fawcett (also in hardcover by Holt)
  • Dennis the Menace: Voted Most Likely (1960) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace, A.M. *Ambassador of Mischief (1961) Fawcett (also in hardcover by HRW)
  • Dennis the Menace: Happy Half-Pint (1962) Fawcett (also in hardcover by Random House)
  • Dennis the Menace ...Who, Me? (1963) Fawcett (also in hardcover by Random House)
  • Dennis the Menace: Make-Believe Angel (1964) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace ...Here Comes Trouble (1966) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace and Poor Ol' Mr. Wilson (1967) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace: All-American Kid (1968) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace and His Pal Joey (1968) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace: Your Friendly Neighborhood Kid (1969) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace: Perpetual Motion (1969) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace ...Everybody's Little Helper (1970) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace: Non-Stop Nuisance (1970) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace: Surprise Package (1971) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace: Short 'n Snappy (1971) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace: Where the Action Is (1971) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace: Dennis Power (1972) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace: Just for Fun (1973) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace: The Kid Next Door (1973) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace: Busybody (1974) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace: Little Pip-Squeak (1974) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace: Play It Again, Dennis (1975) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace to the Core (1975) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace: Little Man in a Big Hurry (1976) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace: Short Swinger (1976) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace and His Girls (1977) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace: "Your Mother's Calling!" (1977) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace: Ol' Droopy Drawers (1978) Fawcett
  • Someone's in the Kitchen with Dennis the Menace (1978) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace: Driving Mother Up the Wall (1979) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace: I Done It MY Way (1979) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace: Short in the Saddle (1979) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace: Ain't Misbehavin' (1980) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace: Stayin' Alive (1980) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace: Good Intenshuns (1981) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace: One More Time! (1981) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace: The Way I Look at It... (1982) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace: Dog's Best Friend (1982) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace: Supercharged and Ever Ready (1983) Fawcett
  • Dennis the Menace: Sunrise Express (1983) Fawcett

In 1990, Abbeville Press published Hank Ketcham's fully illustrated autobiography: The Merchant of Dennis (ISBN 9780896599437, hardcover). The book was reprinted by Fantagraphics in 2005 (ISBN 1560977140, trade paperback). Abbeville also published a softcover retrospective of the strip in 1991, Dennis the Menace: His First 40 Years.

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