In a snow-laden landscape reminiscent of a cheerful, bustling village akin to Charles Schulz's Peanuts, the scene is set with whimsical charm and a touch of chaos. The center of the scene features a giant, cartoonish Christmas tree, its branches exaggeratedly stretching outwards like in a classic R. Crumb exaggeration. The tree is bedecked with oversized ornaments and lights that humorously resemble different planets, in a nod to Osamu Tezuka's fascination with space. Standing to the right of the tree, a group of penguins dressed in Santa hats, inspired by Bill Watterson's imaginative animal antics, are engaged in a frantic snowball fight with elves who are popping out from behind the tree trunks, drawn with the dynamic, expressive style of Will Eisner.

The ground is a bustling canvas of activity: an array of mischievous reindeer, drawn with Gary Larson’s quirky expressions, are trying to help Santa, who, comically, is stuck in a large chimney. The chimney, part of a quaint little house, sports a creatively adorned sign that reads "Merry Christmas, Lene!" in candy cane stripes. This ties into the scene, as if the message is a heartfelt gift from the elves themselves. In the background, a line of houses inspired by Hergé’s meticulous architectural style stand adorned with colorful holiday lights, their snowy roofs glistening.

Above it all, the sky is an animated panorama with a cloud shaped like Lene’s name, intricately designed in the style of Art Spiegelman's playful typography. Nearby, a moon with a cheeky face peeks through the cloud, reminiscent of Winsor McCay's dreamlike atmospheres. The entire scene is alive with the vibrancy and humor of a holiday gone hilariously awry, yet perfectly festive, bringing Lene into the heart of this joyful pandemonium.

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