This is one of those shows and pieces of media that feels like a fever dream. Any time I bring it up I feel like a crazy person from another dimension because NOBODY seems to remember it at all.
I loved this show when it aired. I remember it was a little hard to follow at times, but the imagery and dark tone was incredible. It's funny to think about what MTV put on the air back then compared to now.
I always ended missing this show and caught Aeon Flux instead but. The Max's spawn like style stuck with me along with Reign the conqueror..MTV,Adult Swim and HBO had some Crazy stuff in 90s and early 2000s
MTV was the place for late-night adult cartoons. Miss those days. Liquid television, aeon fux, Beavis butthead,the head, Daria. I know there are more. MTV during the 90's had a nice mix of a animations and of course music shows. Good o' days
Man I love 90s fiction so much. There was such an emphasis on being dark and edgy back then lol but it made way for a lot of good comics/shows/games/movies/series overall
The Maxx is hands down my favorite comic series of all time due to it's nature of touching on abuse, abandonment, and mismanagement in all it's various forms. I'll never forget the quote "To be a writer, you have to have experience".
Wow I have to check this show out it’s unfortunate they don’t make shows like they used to duck man, Malcom in the middle, everybody hates Chris, mtv etc I pay for cable but nothing good is on I mostly watch RUclips
I never caught on to what the show was truly about, I just loved the animation, and how cool Maxx looked.. knowing now what it was all about!? Wow! I’m gonna rewatch it all again, or pick up the comic to read it fully. The uncle SA/R’ed his niece, which turned out to be the social worker.. and, that’s what the whole show is based around- including a homeless man that’s suffering from severe mental illness. He’s one of her case work, but they have a bond.. they’re both trying to escape the misery by living in a false reality. This is deep, and very heartbreaking..
The comics are incredible, the storyline is so mysterious and surreal, part of what made it cool was that fans would write in with thier theories and best guesses as to what in the hell was actually happening in the story haha it is still quite an enigma to this day. the Maxx had all kinds of strange symbolism and dealt with themes of psychological trauma, the subconcious, dreams,... it was unbelievably sophisticated, avant garde and unique. Def worth a serious delving into :)
One of Tim Curry's BEST! He gets so into the action when fighting Hammerhead..." Just look at those sinewy muscles".. The 4th wall breaks... "Will you stop that. They know IS'S don't have any eyes". Thank you for this videos. One of the few GOOD MTV shows from the 90's. God bless Tim Curry Edit: WOW WAS I WRONG! NOT Tim Curry playing Mr.Gone... I was this day old finding that out....BUT STILL LOVE TIM.
I forgot about this show and how much I loved it as a teenager... the gritty artwork fascinated me and inspired me to draw my own characters, damn I miss my 90’s childhood days... the 90’s were a great time to be a teenager
I am obsessed with The Maxx. I still remember it, it’s still as cool and strange and complex as I remember!! An age of television and creativity I wish we still had.
With how big a hit Invincible was, I’m really hoping Image Comics pushes for more shows and projects for their awesome characters. This and the Spawn show on HBO were amazing adult-cartoons, and I’d love to see more.
I'd had the comics first when I was 14. It brought me to tears, and then when the comics were turned into a TV toon and didn't slight us in the complexities, It gave me hope for adaptations as a whole.
I was too young to understand the themes of the show, I just knew that it was a really dark show with a twisted humour I'd never experienced before. But, it stuck with me.. for years. It definitely influenced both my art and my thinking, and began a fascination in me with understanding the darker parts of the human psyche. For a handful of episodes, it was extremely impactful.
Loved this show. Loved the comic. Read it in junior high. Still have all 35 issues and the spinoff. Even got a letter published in an issue back in the day. Maxx ruled
Oh wow…one of my favorite comics from the IMAGE era…I still love and have the comics and the movie on VHS…that art is mind blowing to me. And what a great story. Truly an original concept.
I just finished watching this show and I can't believe I had been unaware of such a masterpiece. It took scrolling through tiktok for me to come across a clip of this show. Granted I'm only 20 and it came out 7 years before I was born, but I can't imagine why I hadn't at least heard the name or seen it somewhere growing up. Nonetheless this hidden gem is beautiful. The voice actors, the different animation styles, music, sound design, the architecture and landscapes, especially when transporting us into Pangea. I was immersed for all 13 episodes, confused as to what was real and what wasn't. It gave me such a sense of nostalgia, sadness, and some moments of joy. As a whole the show is quite depressing and reflects ordinary life in a pretty realistic way, delving into the many complexities we humans experience within the confinement of our minds. The ending hit me pretty deeply as I'm struggling to let go of someone myself. Maxx came to a realization that in order to get back to who he was, and rediscover his true inner self, he needed to let go of Julie. As painful as it was, he did what he had to, and went about his own life without her. Whether he was real or just a figment of Julie's imagination still doesn't quite make sense to me. Regardless it's quickly risen to my favorites list and I hope to discover more older, mature shows just like it.
This show came out a year after I graduated from high school at a time when I was considering going to art school. It was by far, the most original, disturbing, and beautifully confusing work of fiction I had come across up until that time. It's still one of my favorite comics and television adaptations to this day.
Right there with you; it came out my freshman year in college and got me interested in what seemed to be line art but mapped onto some 3D objects. And the music, love the music. I’ll still watch the series from time to time and seems to resonate for different reasons each time.
i watched this as a kid, found it to be super trippy and obtuse, yet it resonated a lot with me. i loved the style in which it is drawn. so expressive.
I remember watching this, Speed Racer, Aeon Flux and Liquid Television with Beavis and Butthead during the early-mid 90's. Great, great time to be alive.
i bought a McFarlane 'the Maxx' figure a couple years ago... it's not nearly as heavy as i thought it would be. strange-ass story (specially the comic)- love the art!
The Maxx, Eon Flux, Beavis and Butthead, Liquid Television, and Jack Ass. MTV was great in the 90’s. I rewatched The Maxx a few years back and it was as good as I remember.
Man, I remember watching this series with my tiny box tube tv on MTV back when I was a kid, and MTV wasn’t a sad joke of a station. It was trippy, I was especially unnerved by the injured rabbit in a box story. Still an amazing, and undervalued piece of media though.
Not only is The Maxx my favorite comic series of all time which I also own every issue of, I have a tattoo that cost me a damn good amount of money cover my left forearm of The Maxx and Mr Gone. Love The Maxx just too damn much.
The Maxx was the best show to come out of Liquid Television, and I loved it so much I bought the comics too. The story continues in the comics after the show ends, but the first storyline and that grand reveal of what the Outback is and how Julie abd The Maxx are connected is still the best part.
This cartoon is just a great mix of badass, emotionally deep, and weirdly adorable. The Maxx is an interesting subversion of character, by being brutal yet caring and not as stoic as the stereotypical superhero. Its just a great time to watch !
Maxx is my comfort creature. Loved the show and the comics, cried my eyes out from both endings. Before understanding Maxx’s identity, I saw him as some sort of guide/support. He’ll help you through things, but can’t fight your battles. Your demons, your monsters, your past, your traumas are for you to tackle. You won’t make it 100% unscathed, but can be able to finally progress without being dragged constantly from whatever weighs you down.
The world could use the Maxx right now. And something else I want to say: Sam Kieth is awesome. He made a book with a whole section in the back where fans could connect with each other. He built a community along with a story.
i fucking LOVED this show when it aired. Hell, i watched it so much i memorized the entire first episode. When Maxx was telling Julie goodbye when she left in the last episode, i wept like a little baby.
Wife just got me the maxx TV series on DVD forXmas. After I mentioned it. She never knew about it or me collecting the comics. The TV series leaves you wanting more.
If the primal makers do it it be nice and get actual fans who aren’t activists/posers like the woke weirdos are and should not pander to the woke crowd because Twitter isn’t a real place
I was too young to really enjoy The Maxx or Head and Aeon Flux. Few years back, at my local niche shop. Came across a signed The Maxx #1. I think it's blue n gold. Oh, I bought it, wasn't walking away from that.
To this day, whenever I go to somebody new's home and they ask if I'm hungry, I reply: "Got any toast?" 😁. Nobody gets it but I always thought it was the most awesome and random line from the show. I was friggin TWELVE when this was on TV and I still remember it.
Sam Kieth is by far my favorite artist, and “the Maxx” was my all time favorite comics. The comic is one of the few series that increased in value the higher the number. I have every book in the series, and a few special editions. This video was a fantastic overview of the show.
This is one of those shows and pieces of media that feels like a fever dream. Any time I bring it up I feel like a crazy person from another dimension because NOBODY seems to remember it at all.
Same.
Try explaining MTVs The Head to someone 😂
Pepridge farm rememebers
@@justinrgray4979 oh man, memory unlocked lol
Same!
I loved this show when it aired. I remember it was a little hard to follow at times, but the imagery and dark tone was incredible. It's funny to think about what MTV put on the air back then compared to now.
I liked the show a lot despite how extremely bizarre and difficult to understand it was.
MTV is garbage nowadays
I always ended missing this show and caught Aeon Flux instead but. The Max's spawn like style stuck with me along with Reign the conqueror..MTV,Adult Swim and HBO had some Crazy stuff in 90s and early 2000s
MTV was the place for late-night adult cartoons. Miss those days. Liquid television, aeon fux, Beavis butthead,the head, Daria. I know there are more. MTV during the 90's had a nice mix of a animations and of course music shows. Good o' days
The head was crazy too good times
Man I love 90s fiction so much. There was such an emphasis on being dark and edgy back then lol but it made way for a lot of good comics/shows/games/movies/series overall
And pouches. So many pouches.
I remember this cartoon. And I used to have the action figures of it.
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Forgive me that was probably me falling asleep
Dark and edgy huh people like you are the reason why we can't cool shit anymore
The Maxx is hands down my favorite comic series of all time due to it's nature of touching on abuse, abandonment, and mismanagement in all it's various forms.
I'll never forget the quote "To be a writer, you have to have experience".
Exactly
Likewise!!
@@thelemite935 yep
Wow I have to check this show out it’s unfortunate they don’t make shows like they used to duck man, Malcom in the middle, everybody hates Chris, mtv etc I pay for cable but nothing good is on I mostly watch RUclips
@@IsaiahHollins I'd say check the show but also read it. Show only covers like 1/5th of the main comic.
I loved this back in the 90s! Beavis&Butthead, Ren and Stimpy, Aeon Flux, and The Head were my daily pot-head television programs 😁
I never caught on to what the show was truly about, I just loved the animation, and how cool Maxx looked.. knowing now what it was all about!? Wow! I’m gonna rewatch it all again, or pick up the comic to read it fully.
The uncle SA/R’ed his niece, which turned out to be the social worker.. and, that’s what the whole show is based around- including a homeless man that’s suffering from severe mental illness. He’s one of her case work, but they have a bond.. they’re both trying to escape the misery by living in a false reality. This is deep, and very heartbreaking..
This looks awesome
I love the art for this show wow
@@schnoz2372 That's largely how the comic itself looks.
The comics are incredible, the storyline is so mysterious and surreal, part of what made it cool was that fans would write in with thier theories and best guesses as to what in the hell was actually happening in the story haha it is still quite an enigma to this day. the Maxx had all kinds of strange symbolism and dealt with themes of psychological trauma, the subconcious, dreams,... it was unbelievably sophisticated, avant garde and unique. Def worth a serious delving into :)
You can't beat how twisted great The Maxx is. It was actually part of Liquid Television, which is the pinnacle of MTV adult cartoons!
Yess and Aeon Flux
@@shenglongisback4688 Liquid Television offspring!
@@HyperActive7 lol agreeds
@@shenglongisback4688 Beat me to it.
YES and Hell Yes!!!! Also don't forget "The Head"
One of Tim Curry's BEST! He gets so into the action when fighting Hammerhead..." Just look at those sinewy muscles".. The 4th wall breaks... "Will you stop that. They know IS'S don't have any eyes". Thank you for this videos. One of the few GOOD MTV shows from the 90's. God bless Tim Curry
Edit: WOW WAS I WRONG! NOT Tim Curry playing Mr.Gone... I was this day old finding that out....BUT STILL LOVE TIM.
Love it 😀
So Spider-Man wasn't the first to fight Hammerhead, didn't see that coming
Tim as pennywise was my favorite. Its sad to see how tim is now but he will leave a huge impact
@@YieM1331 exactly
@turntableterrorist of course you would
Julie definitely awakened something in me as a kid.
Lol, same.
I always thought she was hot since I was 13
What a stand out adult TV show during some of the best times on mtv
Right up there with neon flux. Loved all those, ok maybe not so much ‘Bone’
Edit: ment Aeon autocorrect changed it
@@johnsmith-po9gt absolutely
Plus that animation station zero and one of the best that's up there ...The Head!!!!!!
Liquid Television definitely had an impact on preteen me!
I’ll definitely take note on this. Rearranging my comic to suit the 90s era
This is probably one of the most 90's shows ever. I loved it so much, and I still can't believe it only had 13 episodes.
I forgot about this show and how much I loved it as a teenager... the gritty artwork fascinated me and inspired me to draw my own characters, damn I miss my 90’s childhood days... the 90’s were a great time to be a teenager
I was a kid of the eighties and early nineties even teen of the mid to late nineties too
Bought the DVD of this series in 2013. No regrets.
Great series since 1994.
Was it one of those one off DVD printings from Amazon? If so, I’ve got the same one.
Got an unopened dvd from a shop in 2013.
I am obsessed with The Maxx. I still remember it, it’s still as cool and strange and complex as I remember!! An age of television and creativity I wish we still had.
Sam Keith is definitely one of my favorite artists next to Simon Bisley. Great video!
I wish this was on HBO Max, which has some classic MTV shows. The Head would also be nice.
The Head is SO underrated!!!
" I never really paid attention "
I watched the whole series’s on RUclips bout 10 yrs ago completed episodes it should still be on here
With how big a hit Invincible was, I’m really hoping Image Comics pushes for more shows and projects for their awesome characters. This and the Spawn show on HBO were amazing adult-cartoons, and I’d love to see more.
Nice to see non comedy adult animation eh
I'd had the comics first when I was 14. It brought me to tears, and then when the comics were turned into a TV toon and didn't slight us in the complexities, It gave me hope for adaptations as a whole.
Me too, I bought them when I was a kid at comic book show for a buck.
Imagine a day when a show, a cartoon no less, would air on MTV and be allowed to be complex and meaningful.
I was too young to understand the themes of the show, I just knew that it was a really dark show with a twisted humour I'd never experienced before. But, it stuck with me.. for years. It definitely influenced both my art and my thinking, and began a fascination in me with understanding the darker parts of the human psyche.
For a handful of episodes, it was extremely impactful.
Yeah, after watching this I was like "holy shit, how was I allowed to watch this as a kid?"
I had totally forgotten about this show. I still have some of the comics put away. Great video!
Absolute classic. So thankful that I was able to experience this show growing up.
Loved this show. Loved the comic. Read it in junior high. Still have all 35 issues and the spinoff. Even got a letter published in an issue back in the day. Maxx ruled
Respect
Something about this is so ahead of it’s time, absolutely insane. I have goosebumps as I’m typing this. Surreal. Trippy. And straight up nostalgia.
This show was so fire, im happy that people didn't forget it
Oh wow…one of my favorite comics from the IMAGE era…I still love and have the comics and the movie on VHS…that art is mind blowing to me. And what a great story. Truly an original concept.
I just finished watching this show and I can't believe I had been unaware of such a masterpiece. It took scrolling through tiktok for me to come across a clip of this show. Granted I'm only 20 and it came out 7 years before I was born, but I can't imagine why I hadn't at least heard the name or seen it somewhere growing up. Nonetheless this hidden gem is beautiful. The voice actors, the different animation styles, music, sound design, the architecture and landscapes, especially when transporting us into Pangea. I was immersed for all 13 episodes, confused as to what was real and what wasn't. It gave me such a sense of nostalgia, sadness, and some moments of joy. As a whole the show is quite depressing and reflects ordinary life in a pretty realistic way, delving into the many complexities we humans experience within the confinement of our minds. The ending hit me pretty deeply as I'm struggling to let go of someone myself. Maxx came to a realization that in order to get back to who he was, and rediscover his true inner self, he needed to let go of Julie. As painful as it was, he did what he had to, and went about his own life without her. Whether he was real or just a figment of Julie's imagination still doesn't quite make sense to me. Regardless it's quickly risen to my favorites list and I hope to discover more older, mature shows just like it.
Where did you watch it?
I hadn't thought about this show in years but i do remember how crazy the animation was and how dark it was. thanks for the video extremely well done!
One of my absolute favorite comics with the vilest villain ever created. Gone is, hands down, an irredeemable bastard and a sadist at that.
One of the best adult animated shows ever made. Remember when MTV had good programming?
Great comment! I remember. Singled Out, Liquid Television, those rock n jock and those great spring break shows
This show came out a year after I graduated from high school at a time when I was considering going to art school. It was by far, the most original, disturbing, and beautifully confusing work of fiction I had come across up until that time. It's still one of my favorite comics and television adaptations to this day.
Right there with you; it came out my freshman year in college and got me interested in what seemed to be line art but mapped onto some 3D objects. And the music, love the music. I’ll still watch the series from time to time and seems to resonate for different reasons each time.
I went to a comic shop out of town and they had The Maxx issue #1-2. Had to buy them of course.
Thanks for taking back to my childhood with this 90s tv series. God I miss the 90s.
i watched this as a kid, found it to be super trippy and obtuse, yet it resonated a lot with me. i loved the style in which it is drawn. so expressive.
I remember watching this on MTV as well as Aeon Flux and Beavis and Butt-Head.
The Maxx cartoon was freaking awesome. Alongside with Spawn and Savage Dragon. We need more Image Comics cartoons!
Invincible too
I remember watching this, Speed Racer, Aeon Flux and Liquid Television with Beavis and Butthead during the early-mid 90's.
Great, great time to be alive.
Me too even the head
@@Johnlindsey289 Nice channel, subbed.
Man this brings me back to the good MTV days.
I miss the maxx . Bring him back
Wow its been sooooooo long since I last saw this show lol thanks for bringing back one of fav shows as a kid to me lol 😌🤟
The Maxx is one of the most underrated great comic books in history
The Maxx and The Pitt were such underrated comics. So dope, so adult, so violent...
like a second golden age, the comic book store was a goldmine. around the same time as death of superman, spawn, and so much, it was an amazing time.
Yeah I loved the PITT growing up. The art was fantastic
or The Head....
@@dantheman1998 Ha, yeah I remember the cartoon but was that a comic also? Honestly didn't know if it turns out it was.
Let's not forget Lady Death and Blade.
I became a fan of the show, from the first moment. The animation was amazing, dark and crazy.
i bought a McFarlane 'the Maxx' figure a couple years ago... it's not nearly as heavy as i thought it would be. strange-ass story (specially the comic)- love the art!
Wow. Now this ola throwback for real. Had to really go in my memory banks to remember The Maxx. Original adult swim.
The Maxx, Eon Flux, Beavis and Butthead, Liquid Television, and Jack Ass. MTV was great in the 90’s. I rewatched The Maxx a few years back and it was as good as I remember.
Man, I remember watching this series with my tiny box tube tv on MTV back when I was a kid, and MTV wasn’t a sad joke of a station. It was trippy, I was especially unnerved by the injured rabbit in a box story. Still an amazing, and undervalued piece of media though.
Maxx and Pitt were major parts of my childhood, glad I’m not alone in that. Brilliant stuff
Not only is The Maxx my favorite comic series of all time which I also own every issue of, I have a tattoo that cost me a damn good amount of money cover my left forearm of The Maxx and Mr Gone. Love The Maxx just too damn much.
The Maxx was the best show to come out of Liquid Television, and I loved it so much I bought the comics too. The story continues in the comics after the show ends, but the first storyline and that grand reveal of what the Outback is and how Julie abd The Maxx are connected is still the best part.
This cartoon is just a great mix of badass, emotionally deep, and weirdly adorable. The Maxx is an interesting subversion of character, by being brutal yet caring and not as stoic as the stereotypical superhero. Its just a great time to watch !
Maxx is my comfort creature. Loved the show and the comics, cried my eyes out from both endings.
Before understanding Maxx’s identity, I saw him as some sort of guide/support. He’ll help you through things, but can’t fight your battles. Your demons, your monsters, your past, your traumas are for you to tackle. You won’t make it 100% unscathed, but can be able to finally progress without being dragged constantly from whatever weighs you down.
I watched this series so many times. I truly loved it.
One of the most underrated shows and comic characters out there!!!! I still have my hopes that one day there will be a live action show!!!
Or even a movie
Love this show!!!! Own the DVD and several of the comics. I agree, don't know why this show didn't blow up but thanks for talking about it!
I just found the Maxx #1 3D print. Found it at a thrift store 99 cents
The world could use the Maxx right now.
And something else I want to say: Sam Kieth is awesome. He made a book with a whole section in the back where fans could connect with each other. He built a community along with a story.
My all-time favorite series
Most unique book to read
This just unlocked a golden nostalgia achievement in my brain.😂
Trophy earned - Remember that something exist 😂
Hell yeah! After Aeon Flux, this was my second favorite MTV cartoon.
Saw this vid and was excited - the maxx has always been one of my all time fav’s!
Not as well known as should be!
Great vid!!:)
really cool comic, The Maxx needs to return to the screens. He is one of my favorite anti-heros like SPAWN, CROW, the SHADOW and many more
The true definition of antihero I watched this as a child it was amazing
Great review. I remember the music, voice acting and the amazing sound effects.
i fucking LOVED this show when it aired. Hell, i watched it so much i memorized the entire first episode. When Maxx was telling Julie goodbye when she left in the last episode, i wept like a little baby.
Never heard about Maxx,I’m so so glad I found your channel 🖤
I love this show!! I recently found my old vhs tape and bought a dvd of it then dug out all my comics of it and re read them.
This was a great show. The idea of reality being warped by perception leads to some amazing existential crises and philosophical debates.
I became a fan late. Just a year ago. I am obsessed now and trying to get my hands on all things Maxx.
Aaaaaah, The Maxx, when MTV use to be good, a channel worth watching.
Super UNDERRATED! I forgot about Maxx thank u for this! Such a obscure gem of culture
Just sculpted The Maxx this week.
Bone,the max,and goon deserve a animated series
The thing about the Maxx I always wondered was. Is that a wicked bone mustache or outrageous overbite? Lol
yes
For last year, a calendar was made for The Maxx thru a crowdfunded site.
Amen! Bri g back this one & The Head! MTV had some great action cartoons.
Don’t forget Aeon Flux was pretty good as well
The head was also a good show... I'm 40 now but when I was younger up in a time when liquid television was on the good old 90s
My best friend growing up, John Max was really into this character for obvious reasons, really cool to learn more about it, thanks!
I loved this comic, and the show on MTV. Classic!!
Used to love this shoe on MTV, so long ago. Great show
Thank you for doing this video! I totally forgot this show all together until I scrolled past this gem of a youtube video!
I forgot about this show and comic but I loved them when I was younger! Thanks for returning the memories!
Wife just got me the maxx TV series on DVD forXmas. After I mentioned it. She never knew about it or me collecting the comics.
The TV series leaves you wanting more.
I love this show. I remember watching it on MTV.
I have a few Sam Keith comics including a run of the Maxx I collected in the 90s. Loved his style!
The makers of Primal could probably do this show justice for a reboot.
Dunno about a reboot. Stuff like this is gold of the past lol 😆
Plus reboots nowadays don't get a lot of justice because of the woke crowd.
@@Zhello79 true that
If the primal makers do it it be nice and get actual fans who aren’t activists/posers like the woke weirdos are and should not pander to the woke crowd because Twitter isn’t a real place
This was such a great show. Recently I was feeling nostalgic and went looking for it online. Found this. Great job thanks.
No matter what device I had, while homeless, I always had the Maxx in my files, for those times I needed dark comfort..
One of my all time favorite shows. Thx for the review of it!
I was too young to really enjoy The Maxx or Head and Aeon Flux.
Few years back, at my local niche shop. Came across a signed The Maxx #1. I think it's blue n gold. Oh, I bought it, wasn't walking away from that.
I read the comics first I liked in the tv show how they replaced PITT with some random monster lol (the Maxx and Pitt had a crossover issue)
I love this purple weirdo and his weird hobby of gluing his hands together and his diet consisting entirely of pez and toast
To this day, whenever I go to somebody new's home and they ask if I'm hungry, I reply: "Got any toast?" 😁.
Nobody gets it but I always thought it was the most awesome and random line from the show. I was friggin TWELVE when this was on TV and I still remember it.
@@hostileX7
If I heard that, I would instantly think to Ed Edd and Eddy. It's definitely not known by a lot, that quote there lol
Some of those image comic stories were freaking DARK. The 90s, in terrifying detail
25:17 That shot gets me every time. The severing of a bond between someone who has to move on and someone who doesn't know how to.
A.G.
This is wild I never heard of it before and I'm glad I have that artwork is gorgeous
I was raised on toons like this. I have all but a couple of the original comics. Masterpieces.
Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.
The Maxx and Aeon Fluxx are two of my all time favorite cartoon series of all time.
Sam Kieth is by far my favorite artist, and “the Maxx” was my all time favorite comics.
The comic is one of the few series that increased in value the higher the number. I have every book in the series, and a few special editions.
This video was a fantastic overview of the show.
Awwwh yeah i remember seeing parts of this, was prob on around the same time as the HBO spawn anime and Street Fighter 2. Old sky had its gems
I remember being like 10 and having one of the comics. Didn't remember about it till this video popped up. Thank you
My favorite comic ever. I remember buying the issues when I was 12.... Couldn't get enough of Sam Keith