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Santa riding a dinosaur and using a laser cannon

Santa riding a dinosaur and using a laser cannon by Nick Edwards. One of several new exuberant images posted here.

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The Dread Dreidel of Doctor Doom

The Hanukkavengers #1 cover by Kevin Mellon. One of Comics Alliance's four Great Comics That Never Happened Holidays Specials.

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Printable snowman astronaut ornaments

Michael Fleming posted some cute snowman astronaut ornaments. Print them out here. He also has art on sale here.

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Demonic Christmas tree by Patricio Oliver

Demonic Christmas tree by Patricio Oliver.

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Link roundup

1. Get in the spirit of the holiday with Adult Swim's addictive game Mountain Maniac Xmas. It's sort of like pachinko crossed with rampage, where you control a Department Store Santa consumed with RAGE. (You control the boulders' path by moving right and left.)

2. Another Christmas drawing by Charles Santoso.

3. Maltese paper toy.

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Hipster Santa

Graham Annable posted a bunch of illustrations based on Twitter recommendations, including Hipster Santa and Out-of-Town Cthulhu. He has various prints on sale here.

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Link roundup

1. Fascinating insight into how comic book stores manage to stay open:

Having very specific stores in very specific areas in Manhattan has been essential to the current comics industry, the publishing of which is still concentrated within a few blocks, and the industry has done its best to maintain these, despite rising rents, and 9/11 on one hand and late orders and financial problems on the other.

2.Santa/Krampus by M. S. Corley.

3. Hellboy as Santa Claus. And this is a good scifi Christmas pin-up.

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Christmas sweater with skulls

Christmas sweater with skulls on sale here. Via these sites.

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Christmas card by Mike Mitchell

Christmas card by Mike Mitchell, who has lots of prints and t-shirts on sale here.

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Wookiees celebrate Christmas

A wookiee enjoys his first bowcaster by Michael Fleming, who has several very cheap prints on sale here.

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Krampus on Infinite Earths

Krampus on Infinite Earths by Nate Bellegarde on sale here.

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Creepy Little Christmas Card

Germán Orozco wishes you a creepy little Christmas. He has various prints on sale here. Via.

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Lucasfilm 2010 Christmas Card

Lucasfilm 2010 Christmas Card by Troy Alders. Via.

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Batman vs. Santa

Batman will not rest until he's found Santa and made him pay. Via these sites.

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Robot by Tim Burton

Cute robot video by Tim Burton for tiff. Ken Turner posted some great photos of a Christmas-themed monster at the exhibit:

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Krampus paper toy (and more)

Lots of great paper toys at Uncle Ghastly's site. Via.

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Karl Marx as Santa (and more)

Karl Marx, Rasputin, Sputnik, and Santa Claus star in Egon Zakuska's Soviet propaganda-style images. The Rasputin/Sputnik image is currently up for vote at Threadless.

*Previously: Gallery of abandoned, nuclear-powered Soviet lighthouses.

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Musical note toy (link roundup)

Omatone music toy spotted here.

And a few more links:

1. Relatedly, sewing machine with a face.

2. Ad compares having PMS to being a luchador.

3. Santa Prawn (District 9).

*Previously: Canvas bag doubles as a luchador mask.

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MST3K shades (link roundup)

MST3K shades designed by Matthew Borgatti. Download the pattern here (although it says you need a laser cutter).

And a few more links:

1. The advertising budget for Modern Warfare 2 was $200 million, or $50 million more than the budget for Avatar. Via.

2. Funny wooden marionettes for sale and as desktop wallpapers. Via.

3. Sam Fisher as Santa Claus, perhaps?

*Previously: Plush Crow and Tom Servo.

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