75 Years of Dennis the Menace

Gibsons Games

£17.99

THE JIGSAW Celebrate 75 years of the King of Mischief, Dennis the Menace, with this set of 2 x 500 piece puzzles. 2026 is officially ‘The Year of Mischief’ as Dennis turns 10 for the 75th time. Piece together Beano history with the first puzzle: featuring the classic comic cover from Beano issue 1678, dated September 14, 1974, marking the very first time Dennis appeared on the cover, as illustrated by David Sutherland. Then leap into the present with the second puzzle: a brilliantly modern comic strip packed with pranks, chaos and mischief, telling the story of how Dennis got his iconic red an

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