Unless otherwise stated, the Promotion cannot be used in conjunction with any other promotions, including VIP vouchers; In the same strip, 'Spotty' was also changed to 'Scotty' later in 2021. Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg criticised this at the time, saying: 'I expect it is just publicity-seeking, otherwise it is comically woke.' Gnasher's son received his own, eponymous three-panel gag-a-day in Beano 's Funsize Funnies section from January to July 2013, with artwork by Canadian artist Graham Howie. [43] Gnash Gnews [ edit ] Riches, Christopher (2008). The History of The Beano: The story so far. Waverley Books. p.205. ISBN 978-1-902407-73-9.

Pearson, Danny (11 March 2017). Anderson, John (ed.). "Gnasher and Gnipper". Beano. llustrated by Barrie Appleby. D.C. Thomson & Co. Ltd. Kerr, Euan, ed. (22 March 1986). "Dennis the Menace and Gnasher". The Beano. No.2279. D.C. Thomson & Co. Ltd. a b The History of The Beano: The story so far. Waverley Books. 2008. p.195. ISBN 978-1-902407-73-9.

Although we would not recommend it, it is theoretically possible to feed a dog a vegetarian diet, but owners would need to take expert advice as it is much easier to get the balance of nutrients wrong than to get it right. A dog on a vegan diet may also need synthetic supplementation. Our advice to Dennis and anyone looking to make changes to their pet's diet would be to always consult a vet with in-depth nutritional knowledge first.'

In the next scene Dennis adds: 'Gnasher. I'm very disappointed in you. Come with me for a stern talking to.' But his dog thinks: 'I liked those vegan sausages. What does that say about me?' Cats in particular have very specific dietary needs which would be unlikely to be met by a vegan diet. We would advise anyone considering feeding their pet a homemade diet to speak to their vet before making a change, whether this is meat-based or vegan. It can be very difficult to meet your pet's nutrient needs exactly when making their diet at home which can lead to health problems.'

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The notorious carnivore, who first appeared in the children's comic book series more than 50 years ago, has found a penchant for plant-based food in the Beano Annual 2022, in which he is seen eating vegan sausages. Gnasher's debut appearance featured in Royal Mail's commemorative Dennis the Menace 70th anniversary stamps. [48] Gnatasha had her own strip in The Beezer and Topper, and appeared in the 1994 Beezer Book. Mike Stirling, editorial director of Beano studios told the Daily Telegraph last year that they had reverted the name of Bash St Kid Fatty to Freddy, saying: 'We don't want to risk someone using it in a mean way.' a b c Kerr, Euan, ed. (5 April 1986). "Dennis the Menace". The Beano. No.2281. D.C. Thomson & Co. Ltd.