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cross-posted from: https://piefed.world/post/732020
Accidentally posted this to comics earlier. Cross posting here and removing the original.
Doesn't Santa actually exist inside the fiction? π€
I was never a big Superman fan, but I know a lot of other comics and cartoons canonized Santa actually existing as just another type of super hero in that world.
Doctor Doom once had to replace Santa who had been injured attempting to deliver presents to Latveria
Isn't DC Santa canonical..
I think Marvel's Santa ended up with two fully loaded infinity gauntlets at one point. Not sure about DC's.
Where does one buy "lead foil"?
Also, isn't the lead's property of blocking xray very dependent on the thickness?
Tbf, Santa's abilities wouldn't be that "out there" for him
This was a wholesome episode
Where do you buy lead foil?
Plumbing supply stores.
You use it to line shower pans
... Is my shower radioactive?
Not anymore
I like your username.
When I first watched Doctor Who (now widely recognized as Nuwho, I suppose), I had no familiarity with the show whatsoever. I came across an episode called "Dalek" and thought it was supposed to be "Dale K."
Not what I would call foil.
You call around to nearby dentists and collect em from anyone without a digital xray machine
You can get it online, at most metal depots and lots of jewelery suppliers carry it as well. It's used in a bunch of stuff and is just a general commodity - though it's much less common today than it was back when superman was written.
Santa deniers in shambles RN.
*Accidentally posted this to comics earlier. Cross posting here and removing the original.