The Maxx - Sam Kieth

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The Maxx is a comic book and animated series written and illustrated by Sam Kieth (with writing assistance from William Messner-Loebs earlier in the series and from Alan Moore in a later issue), and published by Image Comics. The first issue was published in March, 1993.
The series follows the story of The Maxx, a homeless man who believes he is a superhero. The Maxx shifts between the real world and a dream world, which he refers to as The Outback, which is just as real to him as the real world. Julie Winters is a freelance social worker, who befriends The Maxx. Little does she know that she and The Maxx have a deeper connection, and it involves the dream world into which The Maxx is constantly drawn.

The Maxx
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Issue 03
Issue 04
Issue 05
Issue 06
Issue 07
Issue 08
Issue 09
Issue 10
Issue 11
Issue 12
Issue 13
Issue 14
Issue 15
Issue 16
Issue 17
Issue 18
Issue 19
Issue 20
Issue 21
Issue 22
Issue 23
Issue 24
Issue 25
Issue 26
Issue 27
Issue 28
Issue 29
Issue 30
Issue 31
Issue 32
Issue 33
Issue 34
Issue 35

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Man - two paragraphs just don't do this title justice. When maverick artist the awesome Sam Keith left Neil Gaiman's Sandman

to pursue his own path (In his own words, I felt like Jimi Hendrix playing with the Beatles), he came up with this title. A

title thats the perfect union between clever, cult and cool - a wild crashing stream running through the shadowy backyard of

the untapped unconsious. To give you a slight hint as to how cool this is - MTv choose the Maxx as its first partly animated

(It actually just featured Keiths artwork with a rumbling narrative behind) adult feature and bootleg copies of the show are

still in demand.

Maxx is a real head tripp through the lush garden of the unconciousness. Sam Keith's art is magnificient. His landscape of

the unbelivable is full of blatant gargutan beauty with the chracters leaping the electric in each panel. It's seldom that

you'll see such art unhinged from reality. Keith broke many boundaries with this work of his. You just never know what lump

of drugged imagination is going to leap out from the next panel. I actually used to have nightmares of the Izzes that

featured in the story - Keith's demented blind cheery smurfs.

The story line involves Maxx a street hobo who decides one day that he's a super hero and the voluptous social worker Julie -

both alternately lost between the jungle of the grim metropolis they live in and the stark hunters ground of the shared

unconcious they dream in - represented by the wild Australian outback populated by the incredible. As the story unfolds,

among the bizzare excursions of mind and magic, Julie and Maxx confront the ugly truth as to just what they really are .

Sam Keith did seem to run out of steam in the middle of the series though - after resolving the outback. Thats when he took

assitance from comic legend Alan Moore. The crazy pace shifted down a gear as the storyline shifted to Julie's friend Sarah

and the enigmatic super villain Mr.Gone. Down a gear but undeniably just as bizzare.

I wanted to post this but uploading it was a bitch. Try it out.

I dont know why it came out formated like that - sorry. To the impatient - I just said this is a good clever title and download it.

Wow, great introduction w0lfgang,thanks, sorry for my simple introduction :P
But doubtlessly, one of the greatest comics.
Bye

Sure - spreading the art deserves merit. Hope you rake in the points :)

Thanx very much barbiturico. looking forward to the read.


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