It’s that time of year again. Time for a man in a red suit to travel all around the world at impossible speeds to deliver the perfect gift to deserving children; time for a grumpy billionaire to face ghosts who will teach him the error of his ways before it’s too late; and time for a TV special that threatens to destroy all of Gotham City. That’s right. It’s Christmas in the DC television multiverse.For almost as long as superhero comic books have been published, special holiday issues have been an annual tradition. After DC Comics heroes started getting adapted for television, it was inevitable that Christmas episodes would become a part of the fun. From the DCAU to the Arrowverse and beyond, 10 Christmas episodes stand out as the best of the best to enjoy this holiday season.With Christmas approaching, disgruntled out-of-work toy inventor Winslow P. Schott hatches a revenge plot against the people of Metropolis. Bitter over losing his job, the Toyman creates a chemical compound that turns children greedy and turns adults into covetous children. Superman saves the day by showing Schott the good in people, convincing him to give up his scheme. Filled with holiday cheer, the CW’s Superman & Lois could have benefited from a few episodes like this.
It’s that time of year again. Time for a man in a red suit to travel all around the world at impossible speeds to deliver the perfect gift to deserving children; time for a grumpy billionaire to face ghosts who will teach him the error of his ways before it’s too late; and time for a TV special that threatens to destroy all of Gotham City. That’s right. It’s Christmas in the DC television multiverse.
For almost as long as superhero comic books have been published, special holiday issues have been an annual tradition. After DC Comics heroes started getting adapted for television, it was inevitable that Christmas episodes would become a part of the fun. From the DCAU to the Arrowverse and beyond, 10 Christmas episodes stand out as the best of the best to enjoy this holiday season.
With Christmas approaching, disgruntled out-of-work toy inventor Winslow P. Schott hatches a revenge plot against the people of Metropolis. Bitter over losing his job, the Toyman creates a chemical compound that turns children greedy and turns adults into covetous children. Superman saves the day by showing Schott the good in people, convincing him to give up his scheme. Filled with holiday cheer, the CW’s Superman & Lois could have benefited from a few episodes like this.
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