Presents the adventures of The Maxx, a homeless superhero who lives in a cardboard box, and his social worker, Julie.

Presents the adventures of The Maxx, a homeless superhero who lives in a cardboard box, and his social worker, Julie.

The third book in Wildstorm's collection of THE MAXX explores Julie Winters' separation from The Maxx as she plunges into denial, dyes her hair red, escapes into sexual excess—and gets pregnant! Maxx returns to the Outback and discovers who he is, while Julie is forced by Mr. Gone—who appears in a toilet bowl—to face her past.

The fourth volume of the MAXX trade paperback collection is a turning point, which starts with Sarah and a large horsy in the Outback. Okay, maybe it doesn't workMaxx/Homeless Dave is a bunny...not a horsebut Sam Kieth was bound and determined everyone should have a spirit animal and Sarah's was going to be a friggin' horsy. There are some bright parts to this "dimly lit" sequel. Alan Moore kicks it off with dialogue for the first chapter and the three secret agents, whom he created, pursuing Mr. Gone. This arc also features the everpopular exploding fairies and the selfhelpspouting giant yellow slug. SUGGESTED FOR MATURE READERS.

The long-awaited fifth volume completing the story of the Maxx, Julie, Mr. Gone and Sarah! Julie and li'l Sarah encounter a slew of new characters, but can both of them survive the experience? Glory's story is finally revealed, Megan shares a special moment in her life, and much more in issues #28-36 of THE MAXX!

The final volume of Sam Kieth's eclectic masterpiece collects a series of innovative stories known as “Friends of Maxx”. These tales mark a turning point for Kieth's artistic evolution as a storyteller, paving the way for later groundbreaking titles such as Zero Girl and Four Women.