Julie Winters Tapestries

In the murky alleyways of New York City, homeless Maxx huddles in his box and dreams of crushing evil villains. But when he bursts into the colorful netherworld of the Outback, the Maxx is a hero.

A hero of the 90's. The Maxx.

The Maxx caught an Isz!

In our world he’s just a hobo on the street, but in the Outback . . .

The main inhabitants of The Outback, the Isz are small, eyeless beings with egg-shaped bodies, arms and legs, about as large as housecats.

He wishes

Maxx caught an Isz!

THAT’S what’s under there?!

Nothing can stop a hero!

The Maxx

Was this part of MTV’s answer to Adult Swim or did Oddities ask the original question? Meh - who cares

Art inspired by sam kieth's cult comic The Maxx. “Most of us inhabit at least two worlds. The real world, where we are at the mercy of circumstances, and the internal world, the unconscious, a safe place, where we can escape. "

The Maxx and his shadow

Max

The Maxx

Confused hulking homeless superhero The Maxx tries to protect his social worker and friend Julie from an omniscient serial killer Mr. Gone both in the real world, which may or may not actually be real, and the subconscious fantasy world.

Powerful protector of the Jungle Queen

Maxxus

Where’s Pitt when you need him?

The Maxx