Limited Collectors' Edition #C-42

Feb 1976 · DC · 1.00 USD

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In "Christmas by Computer," Sheldon Mayer crafts a whimsical holiday tale where Humperdink the Hunter follows the elusive Ding-A-Ling bird from Africa to the North Pole, only to find himself outsmarted by a clever disguise involving a sleeping Rudolph. With Mayer’s storytelling and art, and Henson’s inks bringing the festive chaos to life, this 1976 Limited Collectors' Edition offers a charming, offbeat twist on holiday lore—perfect for fans of classic DC holiday specials.

Contains 2 stories

Christmas by Computer

33 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Children

Rudolph the Red-Nosed ReindeerGroverSanta ClausWinkyBlinkyEfficiency MachineBaddy Bear

In "Christmas by Computer," Winky and Blinky build an Efficiency Machine to perfect their holiday preparations, but when Grover accidentally interferes, the machine spins out of control—turning a simple Christmas plan into a whirlwind of furry, festive chaos. Written by [writer], with art by [interior artist], this 1976 tale captures the delightful messiness of holiday planning through the eyes of anthropomorphic animal friends.

Humperdink the Hunter and the Ding-a-Ling Bird!

17 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Children

Rudolph the Red-Nosed ReindeerSanta ClausWinkyBlinkyHumperdink the HunterDing-A-Ling bird

Humperdink the Hunter’s relentless pursuit of the elusive Ding-A-Ling bird takes an unexpected turn when the bird outsmarts him by disguising a sleeping Rudolph as its own. With the North Pole as the icy stage, the chase becomes a whimsical game of deception, where truth and feathers blur.