Tongue-in-cheek fun! The illustrations are sizzling! ( )

So, Father Christmas has popped his clogs and it is down to the new Father Christmas, or should I say Kid Christmas to get Christmas sorted with the help of the Committee to Oversee the Christening of Kringle. AKA COCK. heh.This is a delightful one handed reading, with more euphemisms than you can shake a stick at. I was sniggering from start to finish. What made it more entertaining was some seriously gorgeous and grubby illustrations from Absolutbleu. I liked the writing style and funny asides from the author and the unapologetic naughtiness of the story. Kid Christmas has a seriously fantastic ass that gets into all sorts of mischief and I have fingers crossed there might be some more goodness in store and another chance to take down (or on) the dastardly Snow Globes. heh.Definitely appealing for those who enjoy Boytoons and something just a little bit risqué! http://sharrow.wordpress.com/2009/06/01/kid-christmas-meets-snow-globes-by-eric-... ( )

This is a funny little romp, less than 20 pages and all a show of the skill of the author in puns intended. The Old Santa Claus is passed away, bless him, and a new Santa Claus is needed; since the time has changed and the grandpa look is no more fashion, the Committee chooses a 23 years old hunk who likes to be called Kid Christmas... he loves all the Old Western things, and he has a very interesting six "shooter"...

But there is also a villain that doesn't like Christmas, Snow Globes (and yes he has very big globes) and kidnaps the Kid. Only that, even if full of initiatives, our Kid is easily distracted by big... globes, and so he has no easy way with Snow Globes and his army of icy willie...

All right, how can I be serious in a tale like that? You can only read and enjoy and play with the author with the all too obvious puns and dreaming that, if wars would be fight in that way, it would be a more interesting world!

I like Eric Arvin's work; he is desecrating and funny, sometime also creepy (but not in this tale); I believe that he loves the old classic (movie and similar) and he enjoys to give them a new "twist".

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