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These advent calendars are appropriate for Marvel fans of all ages looking to find accessories, toys and stories inspired by their favourite heroes and villains in the Marvel universe. That’s how we get the above scene, featuring a classic piece of Morrisonian logic: if Santa is actually our parents all along, then that just proves that Santa has been real all along. After all, if our parents weren’t real, then how would we be here in the first place — and if our parents are Santa, that means that Santa has to be real. Don’t think about it too much. Have another mug of egg nog, instead.

Do you want to introduce LEGO Friends to your family? This is another LEGO Friends Advent Calendar, but this product is the LEGO Friends 2020 Advent Calendar 41420. From 2020, this advent calendar is for ages six and up and includes 236 pieces. With incredible holiday detail, this calendar includes Mrs. Claus holding a bag of toys, two elves with presents, and a snowman. For fans of LEGO Friends, you will recognize the popular character Emma in cozy Christmas pajamas. Each door has a holiday-themed doodle, and you might discover a toy penguin, snowmobile, or Christmas tree inside. Plus, there are easy instructions included on the doors, so your child can independently build each figure!

John Constantine is not necessarily the first choice for a cheerleader for yuletide joy, for obvious reasons: infamously misanthropic and self-centered — although both are, arguably, little more than a pose hiding his intense love for those around him, as much as he’d deny it — he’s hardly the most obvious candidate to convince anyone that the holidays are a fun time of year. And yet, it’s something he happens to be very good at. Want more? You can read the entire story in DC Holiday Special 2017, available via Comixology and on DC Universe Infinite.

But there are so many more than these: From toddlers to tweens, there's sure to be one that satisfies their craving to open up something before Christmas morning. Yes, that’s right! The office holiday party — that awkward collection of multiple social interactions that all parties would rather forget almost as soon as they happen, as everyone steps outside of their traditional work roles to reveal that, yes, their sense of rhythm and judging when to stop indulging is just as bad as you might have expected. (Look, I’ve attended some bad office parties in my time, I admit; I might be biased.) And if the usual holiday parties are bad, imagine how much worse they’d be if you worked alongside J. Jonah Jameson! Anyone with a passing familiarity with the DCU knows just how scary Darkseid is — he is, after all, the “Tiger-Force at the Core of All Things,” as he’ll happily remind you at any given opportunity — and, for that matter, how deadly Apokolips, the planet he rules as a cruel despot, happens to be, as well. It’s not somewhere that you can visit easily, and somewhere that is even more difficult to escape; even Superman hasn’t been able to drop in unannounced without it causing trouble. Want more? You can read the entire issue in Runaways #16, available via Comixology and Marvel Unlimited. Day 4: Giant Days 2016 Holiday Special #1 Image credit: Boom! Studios Want more? You can read the entire issue, complete with stories featuring Batman, Jonah Hex, and others, on DC Universe Infinite. Day 17: ' "O Little Town of Bethlehem' Image credit: 2000 AD/Rebellion

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Whether you're looking for collectables or a bit of festive fun, all the calendars offer gifts that will add some Marvel magic to your countdown to Christmas. Best Marvel advent calendars at a glance: Eschewing faux sentimentality or forced festive traditions in favor of bluntly stating that, sometimes, it’s good to go out drinking with friends and talk nonsense — again, this is definitely a Garth Ennis comic — there’s a kindness and simplicity to this issue that makes its case far more than any number of Special Episode of your favorite sitcoms could manage. Reading it is, fittingly, like hanging out with a couple of good friends you haven’t seen in far too long. Let’s call it a joy of the season.