Grant Morrison

"Originally published in single magazine form as Klaus No. 1-7"--Title page verso.

Klaus

Elizabeth Garza

Like people need another reason to love Santa Klaus, but this book is another reason! As far historical accuracy, I have no clue how accurate this comic is to the "true origins" of Santa Klaus, but it's still such a great story to read. The content itself could be considered kind of dark, or maybe heavy is a better word... but, depending on the reader, it's not toooo dark. It's like just the right amount of medieval dramatics. Also the art work! AH-maze-balls. Such an amazing piece of art on a whole. 

I would totally recommend reading this book around Christmas time because WHY NOT IT MAKES SO MUCH SENSE AND YOU WILL LOVE THIS. :)

Dani

Epic Santa is Epic.
Wasn't expecting much but I almost had to force myself not to read it on one go.
Loved the imaginary origin of nisse, the graphics are superb, the colouring amazing! Won't be spoiling anything, just try to get your hands on this book ASAP, or by next christmas ✌

 Bruna Acioly Leão

And once upon a time they all lived happily... but the time is always now. And now outlives each one of us. 

What does Santa Claus do during the rest of the year? This graphic novel reimagines Santa Claus at his origins as a viking hero who wanted to bring back joy to his village during yuletide. 

An evil Lord has taken control of the town and he forces miners to work to the bones and forbids children from playing with any toys. Klaus has been away from the town and living as outcast, but when he sees what has become of it, he takes it upon himself to help the village find its happiness again.

This was surprisingly heartwarming and full of Christmas spirit. It starts out dark and there is some slightly gory parts, but it is ultimately a story of hope and caring for one another in the hardest days.

 Watch for me when the nights are long and the days grow cold, when there's need of a light in the darkness.

Brian Cotie

Haley Murray

Set in a dark fantastic past of myth and magic, Klaus tells the story of how Santa Claus really came to be. Where did he begin? What was he like when he was young? And what happens when he faces his greatest challenge? Drawing on Santa Claus' wilder roots in Viking lore and Siberian shamanism, taking in the creepier side of Christmas, and characters like the sinister Krampus, Klaus is Santa Claus: Year One.

Klaus

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