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He is usually mentioned when [[Calvin]] debates how good he should be at [[Christmas|Christmas time]]. He does, however, appear entirely a few times: [[Calvin]] once imagined an alter-ego Evil Santa giving destructive presents to bad children and clothes to the well-behaved, leading to Santa's first full-body appearance in the strip (as well as a [[Poetry|poem]]). Also, Calvin pictured Santa ranking Calvin's deservedness of presents based on evidence and accounts, and worrying about what Santa considered of him. Finally, in a weekday strip, as Calvin snowballs Susie, she mentions Santa, and Calvin pictures the face of an angered Saint Nick frowning down at him. |
He is usually mentioned when [[Calvin]] debates how good he should be at [[Christmas|Christmas time]]. He does, however, appear entirely a few times: [[Calvin]] once imagined an alter-ego Evil Santa giving destructive presents to bad children and clothes to the well-behaved, leading to Santa's first full-body appearance in the strip (as well as a [[Poetry|poem]]). Also, Calvin pictured Santa ranking Calvin's deservedness of presents based on evidence and accounts, and worrying about what Santa considered of him. Finally, in a weekday strip, as Calvin snowballs Susie, she mentions Santa, and Calvin pictures the face of an angered Saint Nick frowning down at him. |
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Revision as of 18:05, 8 October 2016
Santa Claus in a Sunday Strip
Santa Claus appears and is referenced several times in Calvin and Hobbes.
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He is usually mentioned when Calvin debates how good he should be at Christmas time. He does, however, appear entirely a few times: Calvin once imagined an alter-ego Evil Santa giving destructive presents to bad children and clothes to the well-behaved, leading to Santa's first full-body appearance in the strip (as well as a poem). Also, Calvin pictured Santa ranking Calvin's deservedness of presents based on evidence and accounts, and worrying about what Santa considered of him. Finally, in a weekday strip, as Calvin snowballs Susie, she mentions Santa, and Calvin pictures the face of an angered Saint Nick frowning down at him.