The Maxx

Miniserie de TV
1995
TV-14
23min

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El confundido y corpulento superhéroe sin hogar The Maxx intenta proteger a su trabajadora social y amiga Julie de un omnisciente asesino en serie, Mr. Gone.El confundido y corpulento superhéroe sin hogar The Maxx intenta proteger a su trabajadora social y amiga Julie de un omnisciente asesino en serie, Mr. Gone.El confundido y corpulento superhéroe sin hogar The Maxx intenta proteger a su trabajadora social y amiga Julie de un omnisciente asesino en serie, Mr. Gone.

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- 2 nominaciones en total

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DestacadoMejor puntuado 1 Temporada 1995

Curiosidades
The comic book series was adapted into an animated series as part of the MTV program Oddities. It covered Darker Image #1, The Maxx #1/2, and issues #1-11 of the regular series, depicting the introduction of Julie, the original Maxx, Mr. Gone, and, later, Sarah. The series included few of the revelations of the characters' origins, however, and did not describe the interconnections between them. The series made wide use of scanned artwork and CGI.

Citas
The Maxx: Pain lasts, kid. It's how you know you're alive. Sometimes I think this growing up thing is just pain management.

Versiones alternativas
Apparently the video release has been cut compared to the original release on television.

Conexiones
Featured in Atop the Fourth Wall: Darker Image #1 (2010)

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Fight back ,we scream!!!

I loved this series! Having been a huge comic book fan, I had heard about Sam Keith's Maxx characters several months before they premiered on MTV's Oddities series. I was very impressed with the performances of the voice actors, especially Barry Stigler as Mr. Gone. Kudos to everyone involved, this cartoon got me so interested that I had to read the rest of the series in comic book format, and I was very disappointed that the second season never made it onto television. Hopefully, someday in the future, the first season will arrive on DVD or some other collectible format because this show deserves better than to just fade into obscurity.