You’d better not pout, I’m tellin’ you why:
SANTA DOOM IS COMIN’ TO TOWN!
Victor V. fills in for Santa courtesy of Scott Lobdell and John Byrne in the pages of WHAT THE–?! #10. And yes: It’s a poem.
You’d better not pout, I’m tellin’ you why:
SANTA DOOM IS COMIN’ TO TOWN!
Victor V. fills in for Santa courtesy of Scott Lobdell and John Byrne in the pages of WHAT THE–?! #10. And yes: It’s a poem.
Well, that’s it.
My brain just died from an overdose of awesome.
My favorite Santa ever…and the line about Coal made it even better.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
WIN!
Uhh.. gahh.. buhh… whuhh? Doom? Doom! DOOM!! SANTA DOOM! SANTA DOOM! SANTA DOOM!!!
*pant* *pant* I’m freaking out!!!
Desktop wallpaper for the next month
Oh man, I want a Santa Doom action figure for my desk RIGHT NOW!
It all makes sense, really.
It’s easy to deliver toys to all the children of the world when you have countless legions of Santa Doombots to do your bidding.
I’m getting ahead of the curve and sending my wish list directly to Latveria this year.
That is too awesome for words, and if Marvel has any decency it should be canon.
So, he has to deliver toys to all the good children in the world…
…to deliver his mother’s soul from HELL?
Cool!
That’s the christmastastic, in the mighty marvel manner!
It’s also my wallpaper.
He’s making a list….
AND YOU’D BETTER NOT BE ON IT, FOOL!
Ah, I remember the first time I read that issue. It truly filled my soul with the Spirit of Christmas as it was intended.
“Good little boys and girls get the most wonderful of presents. To live in aworld ruled by Doom, the most beneficent of all monarchs.”
Oh Doom. Your european yes? Shouldn’t you be bombing around with some sort of black peter simalcrum?
That’s awesome.
There should be more Santa-age and Batman. yes, we need more Batman, and more Santa.
You are and will remain my hero, sir.
Happy holidays.
Sweet Christmas!
clearly i need to be reading WHAT THE–?!
yes, john. Yes you do.
Santa Doom and Los Straitjackets.
Get out of my head, Sims.
Let’s see the Grinch try to steal Christmas now.
Reading a certain “Christmas” script not too long ago…. I had the same feeling of goodness while reading that script that I had when I read that Santa Doom story many eons ago.
Loved every second of it.
And I could not help but notice that it is probably the only “What the” tale actually featuring the “Fantastic Four” and not the “Fantastical Four”, or “Captain America” as opposed to “Chaplin America” or something etc…
Ahhhhhhh….. the memories.
Doom for the win…
Throughout the centuries there were men who took first steps, down new roads, armed with nothing but their own vision. Keep on writting and cheers from afar