#santa Claus

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Krampus by Daniele Ingrassia

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Yoda as Santa Claus in Ralph McQuarrie’s art for the 1981 Lucasfilm Christmas card.

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Batman/Santa Claus: Silent Knight Returns #2 - "The Holiday Party" (2024)

written by Jeff Parker art by Lukas Ketner, Michele Bandini, & Marcelo Maiolo

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Santa is real, some people just won't believe me 😎.

happy holidays all. I won’t be silent about what i saw today, December 8 at 10:06am on I-74 West.

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Superman Christmas rarities

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Batman/Santa Claus: Silent Knight Returns #1 - "Eternal Crusade" (2024)

written by Jeff Parker art by Lukas Ketner, Michele Bandini, & Marcelo Maiolo

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Some of my favourite pieces of Christmas media are the ones that are straight up Evangelical propaganda, but they don't want to appear as such, so they copy and paste Santa Claus into Jesus' place. Like, I appreciate the hustle, my dudes, but I cannot begin to explain how many heresies you just promulgated.

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Krampus V.S. Santa by Mr. Werewolf

Krampus Compilation

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I love this level of nerding.

Mrs. Claus opens "The Year Without a Santa Claus" by claiming the eponymous year took place "before you were born". Seeing as the movie was released in 1974, this means the year must have been before then.

Bounding this on the lower end is the presence of ice hockey - mentioned by Heat Miser - and the use of telephones. Ice hockey was invented in 1875, while Alexander Graham Bell built the telephone in 1876, meaning the year must post-date these. These figures give a range of approximately 100 years during which Santa may have taken his holiday.

Yet, narrowing this further is the presence of a December calendar counting the 1st to a Wednesday. Between 1876 and 1974, only the Decembers of 1880, 1886, 1897, 1909, 1915, 1920, 1926, 1937, 1943, 1948, 1954, 1965, and 1971 started on a Wednesday.

But still this can be narrowed further.

When Santa set out that Christmas Eve, we see what appears to be an almost full Moon in the sky. Within the years listed, only 1920 had a full Moon on Christmas.

Ergo, 1920 was the year without a Santa Claus.

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