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Social Digest 2025.12.14-2025.12.20

This week I started a little tradition of posting holiday panels from comics, this year from Marvel comics. I went around boosting and sharing festive bits too.
Four D&D miniatures are placed in a row on a battle map depicting a hallway with a stairway leading off of it to the characters' left.

This week I started a little tradition of posting holiday panels from comics, this year from Marvel comics. I went around boosting and sharing festive bits too.

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Celestine and I made this pathetic, slushy snow person yesterday.

A slushy snow person sits in a courtyard at an apartment complex. It has long stick arms and a small head.
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Here’s your dorky Marvel holiday panel of the day, featuring Beast and Iceman.

From Marvel Holiday Special 1994

The X-Men Beast and Iceman ride through a snowy landscape on Iceman's ice while Beast says, "AND THEY HEARD US EXCLAIM AS WE SLID OUT OF SIGHT -- MERRY X-MEN TO ALL-AND TO ALL A GOOD NIGHT!"
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Today’s Marvel holiday panel is from Generation X Holiday Special from 1998.

Five panels from a comic featuring Jubilee at Christmas with commentary about how she hated Christmas but has reasons to feel differing the day. A Christmas tree, a fireplace, and a stuffed bear can be seen in the panels as she walks around a home.
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I was stuck in traffic on the bus last night so I read Archie’s Christmas Spectacular. It’s just classic Archie, boring bits and all, but it was fun to spend some time with these characters. The story set at the North Pole was definitely the highlight. I wasn’t familiar with Archie dating Santa’s daughter Noelle before.

Archie stands under mistletoe while Betty and Veronica say they're "all puckered out".
Betty and Veronica hug and cry in front of a Christmas tree.
Sugarplum the Christmas Fairy and Santa's daughter Noelle talk in a comic panel. Sugarplum claims she was going to ask Archie out but Noelle says, "FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE!"
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Today’s Marvel holiday panel comes from Marvel Holiday Special 2011.

Earlier in the comic Thing had the festive line, “It may be Christmas-time for the gentiles…but for you…IT’S CLOBBERIN’ TIME!”

Thing wallops a villain with a decorated Christmas tree and yells, "Happy holidays dirtbag!" on a snow-covered street.
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Thursday night I gathered with old friends for another D&D session. I put on another of my pairs of D&D socks and our four adventurers set out to battle zombies and cultists.

A person wears two Dungeons & Dragons socks, with red dragon, ampersand, and fire symbols on black and with grey toe sections.
Two red tin halves hold purple and metal dice. A character sheet and a battle map can partially be seen.
Four D&D miniatures are placed in a row on a battle map depicting a hallway with a stairway leading off of it to the characters' left.
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Today’s Marvel holiday panel comes from Marvel Holiday Special 1993, and has The Punisher taking a punch while dressed as Santa and wearing a metal armour beneath the suit.

The Punisher is taking a punch from a man wearing a suit while dressed as Santa and wearing a metal armour beneath the Santa suit.
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4 comments on “Social Digest 2025.12.14-2025.12.20”

  1. @apollo Thanks so much for mentioning me! ☺️

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