Comico Christmas Special #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Living for Christmas" is a heartfelt holiday tale from 1988, where a man obsessed with the season uses suspended animation to live only through December—until a boy who reminds him of his son helps him rediscover what Christmas truly means. Written by Douglas M. Wheeler and brought to life by Ken Holewczynski’s art, inks, and lettering, with coloring by Joe Matt, the story unfolds with quiet warmth and emotional depth. The cover, a festive standout by Dave Stevens, captures the spirit of the season in his signature style.
In "Living for Christmas," a man who’s perfected the art of skipping the rest of the year through suspended animation finally finds himself face-to-face with a boy who stirs something long buried—something real. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this quiet, poignant story explores what it means to truly celebrate, when the season becomes more than a routine and the past begins to echo in the present.
In "The Stiflemix Diaries," the Noël Liberation Brigade takes on a dystopian regime that bans all mention of Christmas outside the holiday season, turning seasonal cheer into a subversive act. With satire as their weapon and absurdity as their shield, they wage a quiet war of holiday defiance—one peppermint stick and reindeer sweater at a time.
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