Bash Street Kids' Teacher Says: Silly Me Olive Oyl prints This is a good example

This is a good example of what happens when you take a panel out of its original comic context and present it on its own – you don’t know what’s happened before or what will happen after

It was issued in the 1930s

The Broons first appeared in The Sunday Post

initialled and dated in pencil by me

Dennis the Menace

Bash Street Kids' Teacher Says: Silly Me Olive Oyl prints This is a good exampleHandmade screen print on cotton paper. Signed and numbered out of 200 in pencil by the printer, John Patrick Reynolds. Standard size: 26cm x 19cm Medium size: 48cm x 38cm Large size: 76cm x 56cm The great thing about the Bash Street Kids is that theres somebody for pretty much everybody to relate to: all humanity is there from tall skinny ones to shorter fatter ones. And I love that many of their names are unabashedly direct: theres Fatty, Spotty and