Although there are no longer any cartoons on Saturday Morning (a thought that makes me feel uneasy, for some reason,) one may still get the feel of this bygone era by reading stories like "Thundarr the Barbarian in The Sorceress & the Mistletoe," which is jam-packed with the kind of action that fans of the classic cartoon era expect.

Chapter 4 of this epic contains a vibrantly bright battle scene that makes the reader feel like they are actually watching the action unfold on the screen (with a bowl of cereal on their laps, naturally.)

I still say that this would have been a good "Thundarr" Holiday Special if it had been made back in the day.

But as that era is no longer with us, at least we have stories like this to keep the memory alive . . . .

Well, it is said of our hobby that it is possible to crossover any fandom with any other fandom, no matter how improbable the combination may be. And certainly "Thundarr the Barbarian" and the Legend of Santa Clause would seem to be a poster child for this kind of improbable combination.

But guess what? It actually works. This story would have worked as a "Thundarr" Christmas Holiday Special" if it were actually made.

Not bad at all. I hope you'll continue, especially at this time of year.

A very well written story that stays true to the TTB mythos and manages to meld it to the true meaning of Christmas. Great Work ! Would really like to see this story completed. Just because Christmas is over doesn't mean this story has to be. Hope to see more soon. Take care, and keep it between the ditches.

Do the leader of the town is Santa Claus himself, I did not see that coming, can,t wait for the next chapter.