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Beyond the hyper violence and various over-the-top touches — Santa has a roommate who’s a gorilla called Kong, because of course he does — one of the joys of the whole thing is that this particular Santa, and all of the Elves in his workshop, pretty much deserve everything they get; they’re the sort of North Pole citizens that the real Santa would ensure gets a lump of coal or three. Wait, did I say “real” Santa? I mean, the other Santa, the nicer one… Obviously…

The Lobo Paramilitary Christmas Special #1 is what happens when those two minutes get expanded out into a full comic, which then decides that it needs to go even harder. Fresh of the success of the first Lobo miniseries, Keith Giffen, Alan Grant, and Simon Bisley re-teamed for a story that asks the important question: what happens when the Easter Bunny hires an unstoppable bounty hunter to take out Santa once and for all? Want more? You can read the entire issue, complete with stories featuring Batman, Jonah Hex, and others, on DC Universe Infinite. Day 17: ' "O Little Town of Bethlehem' Image credit: 2000 AD/Rebellion This Marvel LEGO is going to last you long beyond the Christmas countdown, and you can always add to your collection from the wider Marvel Lego range.I’ve been a shopping editor for over three years now, and one of the best things about my job is that when it comes to real life, I apply my expert skills there, too! Knowing what’s trending and what HELLO! readers are shopping makes it pretty easy to hit the target when it comes to choosing gifts, especially around Christmas. Want more? You can read the entire issue in Giant Days 2016 Holiday Special, available via Comixology.

Do you want to introduce LEGO Friends to your family? This is another LEGO Friends Advent Calendar, but this product is the LEGO Friends 2020 Advent Calendar 41420. From 2020, this advent calendar is for ages six and up and includes 236 pieces. With incredible holiday detail, this calendar includes Mrs. Claus holding a bag of toys, two elves with presents, and a snowman. For fans of LEGO Friends, you will recognize the popular character Emma in cozy Christmas pajamas. Each door has a holiday-themed doodle, and you might discover a toy penguin, snowmobile, or Christmas tree inside. Plus, there are easy instructions included on the doors, so your child can independently build each figure! Given, as I am, to enjoying a rewatch of the many Doctor Who Christmas Specials at this time of year, a thought I often have is asking myself, who doesn’t my other favorite sci-fi TV franchise do a similar thing? After more than half a century of stories, why aren’t there any Star Trek Christmas stories? The answer, dear friends, might be found in the second-ever Star Trek: The Next Generation comic book, which goes by the title 'Spirit in the Sky.' (Sorry, Gordon Lightfoot.) Much like the yuletide season itself, the rivalry between Betty Cooper and Veronica Lodge for the affections of Mr. Archibald Andrews — or, depending on the story, almost any other reason under the sun — is a gift that keeps giving. As anyone who’s read any appreciate amount go Archie Comics (or, for that matter, watched Riverdale for any length of time) already knows, Betty and Veronica are very often the best of friends until they happen to both want to same thing.If you need proof of that, then Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon’s classic 'Lord of the Dance' is right here for you. Putting aside that it’s the first collaboration between the two on Hellblazer, a book they’d later have a classic run together on, it’s also a literal joy of a Christmas story, as Constantine helps the literal Lord of the Dance remember how to have a good time, simply by talking to him and getting him drunk at the local pub. (It is a Garth Ennis comic, after all.)

I mean, both are also referencing holiday staple It’s A Wonderful Life — although, in that case, it’s less 'random decoration-related head injury' and more 'divine intervention' that brings George Bailey into Potterville — but, nonetheless: if one particular joy of the holidays is bringing people together, let’s enjoy the unexpected surprise of discovering shared interests and fandoms with others whose work you also happen to love. John and Lissa, I’m raising a mug of eggnog to you both. It’s the shortest day of the year, everyone: that time of year that feels like a great idea until you remember that you still have the same amount of responsibilities and chores and work, just less daylight to do it all in. (On the plus side, at least all the decorations make the dark that little bit brighter and more colorful; despite what might seem like grouchiness, I actually love the darkness of this time of year for that very reason.) Want more? You can read the entire story in Christmas with the Super-Heroes #2, available via Comixology and on DC Universe Infinite. Day 11: Werewolf by Eve Image credit: Marvel Entertainment Are you looking for a festive LEGO advent calendar? This LEGO Friends 2022 Advent Calendar 41706 has the holiday spirit down to every detail. For ages six and up, this advent calendar has 312 pieces and is perfect for LEGO Friends fans. If you have a child who knows the LEGO Friends characters, they will be so excited to open the doors and find Olivia, Ava, and Santiago. While there aren't too many of the main characters, there are plenty of holiday figures to keep the calendar Christmas-themed. Some Christmas characters include Santa, an adorable reindeer, and a snowman. More notable figures include the Christmas tree, Santa's throne, Christmas sleigh, and bag of toys to inspire imaginative play for kids obsessed with Christmas. Plus, the Christmas sleigh can attach to the reindeer!

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There’s a certain audience for whom early '00s soap opera The O.C. was a big deal; I, myself, am part of that audience, and to this day, the Chrismukkah episodes of the show — exactly what it sounds like, an über-holiday created by merging Christmas and Hanukkah together — are a seasonal staple each and every year. The final season’s Chrismukkah episode, 'The Chrismukk-huh?' is one of the show’s finest, as two of the characters finds themselves in an alternate world where things had gone so much worse than the regular weekly melodrama fans had come to love. It’s an excuse for lots of in-jokes and broad comedy… and it’s also, clearly, the inspiration behind this very story, right down to a head injury resulting from decorating being the thing that pushes a character into an alternate world.