The Main Man himself, LOBO

Wonder Woman #39 (Jan. - Feb. 1950) from my collection. Hasen-Sachs cover art.

Cover by Wayne Boring & Stan Kaye.

Covers by Mac Raboy & Bob Oksner. #Shazam!

I’ll repost this every time I see it— Caniff is one of the best to ever do it, and this is one of my all-time favorite pieces of sequential art 🥰

JASON TODD / ROBIN

Spirou #923 Dupuis, 1955, Belgium Noël cover by André Franquin featuring Spirou et Fantasio.

Batman / Catwoman Special #1 DC, 2022 By Tom King, John Paul Leon, Bernard Chang & Shawn Crystal, and Mitch Gerads. Cover by Leon

Terry and the Pirates by Milton Caniff from December 22, 1940.

Cover by Will Eisner.

Caroling Batman - never forget. Detail from Batman 219 (1970), by Mike Friedrich, Neal Adams, and Dick Giordano.

These pages from Superman's Christmas Adventure (1940), by Jerry Siegel and Jack Burnley, are really lovely. I am reading from Limited Collectors Edition C-43 (1976) - Christmas with the Super-Heroes.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, from the New Teen Titans and George Perez (1984).

Jim Aparo covered the Brave and the Bold 148 (1979).

Merry Christmas to you all! Have a nice Batman 1990s Christmas card by Mike Mignola.

Action Comics #93 (February 1946). Classic Superman Christmas cover by Wayne Boring, Stan Kaye and Jack Adler.

Xmas Comics #2 (1942). 324 big pages of Fawcett fun!

Action Comics #105 (Feb. 1947). Santa Claus Christmas cover by Wayne Boring, Stan Kaye and Jack Adler.

It is Christmas Eve and at the Fortress of Solitude Superman discovers that the Toyman has gifted booby trapped toys to kids across the country. Santa Claus volunteers to help a weakened Superman defeat Toyman and replace all the fake toys before Christmas morning comes.

It is Christmas Eve and Gotham City is gripped by fear. Random citizens are turning into killers; they don masks and start murder sprees for no apparent reason. Tim Drake attempts to solve the case on his own to prove to himself and The Batman that he is worthy to wear the Robin costume.

It is almost Christmas and Batman is shaken by mob records that reveal Thomas Wayne bankrolled a criminal enterprise years before. Helena Wayne, who is visiting from Earth-2, reminds "Uncle Bruce" that he is a detective and it is his duty to uncover the truth behind the payments.

On Christmas Eve 2979 A.D., Superboy and the Legion of Super-Heroes go searching for the Star of Bethlehem. In its stead they find two things; a small planet in dire need of their help and the spirit of caring. ...and the Legion girls never looked as beautiful as drawn by Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez.

It is Christmas Eve and Bash Bashford sulks due to his lack of Christmas Spirit. Superboy decides to show Bash a world without Christmas spirit. He inadvertently whisks Bash to a violent, polluted, parallel world where anyone who practices peace and generosity is persecuted. Plus Dial H for Hero.

Winter break for the kids is here!! Time to start our annual Rankin/Bass marathon! 📺 Partial to FROSTY THE SNOWMAN myself ☃️

Captain Marvel Adventures #42 (Jan. 1945). Christmas cover art by C.C. Beck.

Marshall Rogers and Terry Austin covered Detective Comics 476 (1978).

Curt Swan and Stan Kaye covered Superman’s Girlfriend Lois Lane 1 (1958). After two tryout issues in Showcase, it’s up, up, and away!

Curt Swan and Al Plastino covered Superman’s Girlfriend Lois Lane 3 (1958).

Curt Swan and Stan Kaye covered Superman’s Girlfriend Lois Lane 10 (1959).

Nick Cardy covered Limited Collectors Edition C-34 (1974).

Cover by C.C. Beck.

Cover by Mac Raboy.

Cover by Mac Raboy.

Cover by Marc Swayze.

Cover by C.C. Beck.

Cover by Stan Kaye and George Roussos.

Cover by C.C. Beck. #Shazam!

Cover by Jack Burnley.

Cover by Jack Binder. #Shazam!

Cover by Wayne Boring & Stan Kaye.

Cover by Dick Sprang.

Cover by Wayne Boring & Stan Kaye.

Action Comics #93, 105, 107 DC, 1946, 1947, 1948 Covers by Wayne Boring & Stan Kaye Features include Superman by writers Don C. Cameron, Jerry Siegel, and Al Schwartz, and artists Ira Yarbrough & Kaye, John Sikelka, and Win Mortimer; ...

Superman #166 DC, 1964 "The Sons of Superman!" by Edmund Hamilton, Curt Swan, & George Klein. Cover by Swan & Klein.

Action Comics #21-24 DC, 1940 Covers by Joe Shuster & Paul Cassidy. Features include Superman by Jerry Siegel, Shuster, & Cassidy; Pep Morgan by Gardner Fox and Fred Guardineer; Chuck Dawson by Homer Fleming (21 & 22 only); The Black Pirate by Sheldon Moldoff (23 & 24 only; first appearance); ...

Superman's Christmas Adventure DC, 1940 Giveaway comic by Jerry Siegel and Jack Burnley. Cover by Fred Ray. Macy's variant. Also produced for Nehi drinks, Bailey store, Ivey-Keith Co., Kennedy's Boys Shop, and Boston Store.

Batman #27, 33, 45 DC, 1945, 1946, 1948 Covers by Jack Burnley, Dick Sprang, and Win Mortimer, respectively. Stories by Burnley, Don C. Cameron, Bill Finger, Mortimer, Charles Paris, Jerry Robinson, Joe Samachson, and Bill Woolfolk.

A promotional Christmas card from the 1940s. Art by Fred Ray.

☠️ POISON IVY 🪴

MONSIEUR MALLAH, because some days you just have to draw a gorilla in a beret. The heart wants what the heart wants. 🦍