Two Menaces named Dennis

Here's a crossover of the two versions of Dennis the Menace (yes, there's two of them).

*The American Dennis (left): Despite him being called a "menace," this Dennis is more of an accidental prone and just behaves like every other curious five-year kid does. And his comics is mostly aimed at younger audiences.

*The British Dennis (right, from the Beano comics): Unlike his American counter-part, the British Dennis actually lives up to his name of being a menace, and is an anti-hero ahead of his time.
And I hate to say it, but I like that Dennis better then the American one. Mostly because I like the trouble-makers, and he reminds me of one my characters.


What's weird about it is that both of the American and British Dennis were released on the same date of March 1951, yet either creator was unaware about the other, until years later.
So you can't say that either one is a rip-off of the other, and both versions are still continuing in the comics today.


(P.S. Ignor the flaws on the white-out, and the dry-marker sky).


Pick your favorite.



Dennis the Menace (American) belongs to Hank Ketchem
Dennis the Menace (British) belongs to Beano Comics
Drawing, color, and ink by me.