Nazi-Punchers SANTA CLAUS VS THE NAZIS Part 2

We Have Already Seen...

...as World War II envelopes Europe, Santa Claus is disturbed.

While conflict has been a part of history from the beginning, this is beyond the scale of anything mankind experienced...and it is affecting Kris Kringle!
He possesses astounding abilities, plus, with the magical manufacturing facilities at his command, he can literally change the world!
But, as he said to Winston Churchill, he won't do so!
What nobody knows is that a German scout in Finland's northernmost region, Lapland, has found Santa's hidden factory...and Der Fuhrer wants it...

Next Monday: Hitler's "Toys"!

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Nazi-Punchers SANTA CLAUS VS THE NAZIS Part 1

This is Not a Funny  Tale...

...but, it is a clever, witty, and, yes, scary story that is not for little children, but for adults with a bent for ironic tales about childhood icons.














Tomorrow:

...and Only One  Walks Away!
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Holiday Heroes DCU INFINITE HOLIDAY SPECIAL "Yes, Tyrone, There IS a Santa Claus"

Our Final Holiday Heroes Returns Us to the DC Multiverse...

...in an official (but never-reprinted) ElseWorlds tale of a pair of heroes with an unexpected punchline!

Yeah, definitely an ElseWorlds story!

Written by Kelly Puckett and illustrated by Pete Woods, the final story in the holiday anthology DCU Infinite Holiday Special (2007) is really fan wish-fulfillment!

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
We'll be Back on January 6, 2025 with More Russkie-Smashing Fun!

Holiday Heroes MARVEL TEAM-UP "Spider-Man and The Watcher in 'Small Miracles' " Conclusion

We Have Already Seen... 


...attending Aunt May's Christmas party, Peter Parker discovers one of her friends, Arthur Chekov, in despair because his granddaughter, Bette didn't show up, and he's worried about her since he's her only surviving relative.

Peter attempts to console him when the webslinger's Spider-Sense goes off!

Excusing himself from the party, Peter goes to the darkened backyard to find...The Watcher...who says nothing, but hands him a glowing gem showing an image...of Chekov's grandaughter, Bette!

Taking this as a portent, Peter, now in costume, attempts to track down Bette, but can't!
Ol' Web-Head doen;t know how to proceed, when none other than the Star-Spangled Avenger himself, returing home via the rooftoops, finds him and offers to help...

Written by JM DeMatteis, penciled by Kerry Gamill, and inked by Mike Esposito, this never-reprinted Yuletide tale from Marvel Team-Up #127 (1983) offers a bit of insight into why the enigmatic Watcher doesn't just observe, but violates his race's version of the non-interference Prime Directive time and again, sometimes during Earth-shaking events, sometimes in matters affecting those who others might consider "unimportant".