Love the poem. Is the ad on the back for the Grit newspaper? I would swear that every comic a bought as a kid (a loooooong time ago) had that same ad on the back.
I thought there were a bunch of reindeer, but apparently there were two, Rudolph and the nasty one: “Olive, the other reindeer, used to laugh and call him names”.
If I remember correct, the Codename: Kids Next Door had a Christmas special that doubled as thinly-veiled homage to the X-Men, specifically, Giant Sized X-Men #1 published in 1975.
Ivy Valory Premium Member 12 months ago
Aww …
TStyle78 12 months ago
I’m not familiar with that version.
zerotvus 12 months ago
It would’ve been better with the army men ad on the back……
phritzg Premium Member 12 months ago
To Scott and John: I really like how Roy has evolved over the past several years.
ahnk_2000 12 months ago
Love the poem. Is the ad on the back for the Grit newspaper? I would swear that every comic a bought as a kid (a loooooong time ago) had that same ad on the back.
Old Time Tales 12 months ago
Simply being a flying reindeer is not good enough! Nasal pyrotechnics is the deal maker.
cmo2495 Premium Member 12 months ago
I miss the ads for X-ray glasses and sea monkeys in today’s comics.
ladykat 12 months ago
I guess he could, if he wanted to.
Skeptical Meg 12 months ago
I thought there were a bunch of reindeer, but apparently there were two, Rudolph and the nasty one: “Olive, the other reindeer, used to laugh and call him names”.
oakie817 12 months ago
oh, why not? don’t the Avengers have like 765 members now?
T Smith 12 months ago
Eh… close enough.
StoicLion1973 12 months ago
If I remember correct, the Codename: Kids Next Door had a Christmas special that doubled as thinly-veiled homage to the X-Men, specifically, Giant Sized X-Men #1 published in 1975.
micromos 12 months ago
Do you know that if you read the comics at night? The ads don’t appear. Happy holidays!
andrewjb 12 months ago
It’s Professor Xavier. I’m sure Roy would know that.