Seriously??? what's up with the sam and max comic???

edited April 2008 in Sam & Max
What the heck is happening with the Sam and max webcomic???

i knew there were delays but it has nearly been a year.

I know it isn't the end of the comic series because it started as chapter one : the big sleep


WHY HAS IT FORSAKEN US????

sorry to complain but i've been paitent and there isnt a statement about what is happening to it...

Telltale do any of you what steve purcell's plans are for the webcomic??? because i feel like we've all been left in the dark for a while. :(:mad::confused:
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  • edited March 2008
    you might have to settle for my comic
  • edited March 2008
    i mean i dont mind if they say that purcell is finished with it and doesnt want to carry it on but at least tell us what's going on with it. I just hate being left in the dark.
  • edited March 2008
    have you read the cast
  • edited March 2008
    Razahyder wrote: »
    have you read the cast

    what do you mean? :confused:
  • edited March 2008
    go to sam and max political comic thread
  • edited March 2008
    Razahyder wrote: »
    go to sam and max political comic thread

    not very clear thread, can't tell whether it is a joker thread or not
  • edited March 2008
    don't read it, it will scar you for life!
  • edited March 2008
    Oh no, "Razeraz" is polluting the forum! Someone help us, help us...:(
  • edited March 2008
    Razahyder wrote: »
    go to sam and max political comic thread

    you know your a toffy-nosed dick? tricking me to reading your spam forum when i'm asking my own question.

    I couldn't give a damn about your ripped off censored to death version of sam and max :mad:
  • edited March 2008
    how evil are you? you evil Sam & Max rip offer :mad:
  • edited March 2008
    I think it's clear what has happened - Razahyder has cruelly sent Mr. Purcell to the corporate wasteland of Hell. This does mean, however, that Sam & Max will get to meet him in person!
  • edited March 2008
    i mean i dont mind if they say that purcell is finished with it and doesnt want to carry it on but at least tell us what's going on with it. I just hate being left in the dark.

    Last I read, someone on TTG no less, was that Steve is pretty much done with the webcomic hosted on this site. It was to act as a bridge between either HTR or the Cartoons and when Season 1 launched. Or so I remember reading.

    I'm sure someone less lazy than myself can find said information. Or Emily or Jake could post confirming or denying said information.
  • edited March 2008
    I think I read somewhere (or maybe it was in a dvd comment) that the webcomic was sort of a backup plan for if the games turned out bad; Steve's way of ensuring the site would have at least some quality Sam & Max material no matter what. With him being quite pleased with the way the games turned out, the motivation for continuing the comic has dwindled.
  • edited March 2008
    Harald B wrote: »
    I think I read somewhere (or maybe it was in a dvd comment) that the webcomic was sort of a backup plan for if the games turned out bad; Steve's way of ensuring the site would have at least some quality Sam & Max material no matter what. With him being quite pleased with the way the games turned out, the motivation for continuing the comic has dwindled.

    What he said. Though I wish Steve would pick it up again. :(
  • JakeJake Telltale Alumni
    edited March 2008
    Steve said he has some stuff cooking for the next chapter, but there's no time estimate.
  • jmmjmm
    edited March 2008
    Thats the best thing I heard (or read) after 10 hours of Saturday Slavery (aka: Extra Hours)

    Wooohooo!
  • edited March 2008
    Jake wrote: »
    Steve said he has some stuff cooking for the next chapter, but there's no time estimate.

    What about his whole "Space Casino constructed inside the stolen Statue of Liberty" plot he outlined in the DVD feature from the most recent ComiCon? That plot sounded like fun!
  • edited March 2008
    Zeek wrote: »
    What about his whole "Space Casino constructed inside the stolen Statue of Liberty" plot he outlined in the DVD feature from the most recent ComiCon? That plot sounded like fun!

    NIEN! That deserves full length feature film goodness!

    *high fives Jake* Awesome.
  • edited March 2008
    high-five.jpg
  • edited March 2008
    tobar wrote: »
    NIEN! That deserves full length feature film goodness!
    I sense a lot of meta-jokes involving exposition for the unfamilar.
  • edited March 2008
    What we REALLY need to do is scream at Purcell to finish the comic where Max got shot and got replaced with a gibbon. He said he has it almost done, dammit.
  • edited March 2008
    mish wrote: »
    What we REALLY need to do is scream at Purcell to finish the comic where Max got shot and got replaced with a gibbon. He said he has it almost done, dammit.

    Yep I been waiting 13 years for that comic! a few years for a web comic is good
  • edited March 2008
    Nooo... Max dies?!?
  • edited March 2008
    Who said anything about Max dying? He got shot.
  • edited March 2008
    ezzetabi wrote: »
    Nooo... Max dies?!?

    oh, come on, it wouldn't be the first time.
    he got vaporized in "bad day on the moon"
    and
    was turned into a zombie just recently
    , which counts as being dead in my understanding..
  • edited April 2008
    Yes, of course. I meant 'die' in the 'disappear for ever under the shade of a gravestone' sense of the term.
  • edited April 2008
    tobar wrote: »
    NIEN! That deserves full length feature film goodness!

    *high fives Jake* Awesome.

    When are we gettin' that ol' Sam & Max movie, anyway? With all the heightened coverage they're getting these days, it's high time we got the mother of all detective buddy movies!
  • edited April 2008
    When are we gettin' that ol' Sam & Max movie, anyway? With all the heightened coverage they're getting these days, it's high time we got the mother of all detective buddy movies!

    One of the bonus features on the animated series DVD had Purcell hinting about the story to a potential movie, where aliens steal the Statue of Liberty and turn it into a restaurant on the moon, or something. I hope they end up making it. :D
  • edited April 2008
    RobD wrote: »
    One of the bonus features on the animated series DVD had Purcell hinting about the story to a potential movie, where aliens steal the Statue of Liberty and turn it into a restaurant on the moon, or something. I hope they end up making it. :D

    That would be most excellent! For nigh on 20 years now, I've longed to sit in a movie theater during the opening trailers and see an ad for an up-and-coming gritty detective movie that ultimately reveals Sam & Max as the hero characters. Heck, the first time I saw the Underdog trailer, I actually thought it was going to reveal Sam & Max. I got SO excited... Then I saw a dog dressed like Superman and wept openly.

    I mean COME ON! Not only was it live-action, but it's as far removed from the original concept of Underdog as possible!
  • edited April 2008
    Don't go there. I'm just hoping Speed Racer is the saving grace in a series of bad film decisions that all started with Rocky and Bullwinkle.
  • edited April 2008
    I'm just looking forward to Speed Racer for the new Clone Wars trailer! I'm weary of the film itself, non-speedtalking Speed? Just ain't right!
  • edited April 2008
    tobar wrote: »
    I'm just looking forward to Speed Racer for the new Clone Wars trailer! I'm weary of the film itself, non-speedtalking Speed? Just ain't right!

    Seen the Clone Wars trailer, wasn't impressed. Tarkofsky's designs don't really translate very well into 3D, with the acception going to Obi-Wan and Anikin. But Duku looks like a Moai Head. :D

    And there is speed talking in Speed, as hinted in the first trailer where the bad guy is telling speed that he won't place let alone finish the race if he doesn't sign the contract. I'm just wondering if they will do any obligatory "ha-HA!" anywhere.
  • edited April 2008
    Hasent Steve worked with pixar? i'd give almost anything for them to make a sam and max movie.
  • edited April 2008
    Steve works for Pixar, yes.
  • edited April 2008
    tabacco wrote: »
    Steve works for Pixar, yes.

    Not for long, I'd think, with the renued popularity of S+M he's surely getting plenty of royalties! (popularity that would INCREASE if he'd finish his webcomic, start another S+M comic book, convince somone to make anotehr S+M tv series (preferably not a "kiddy friendly" one either), or make a S+M movie...)

    For now thouth, I'm enjoying the telltale content (well enjoyED it) and am enjoying StH and when I get desperate I'll star playing HtR. But afterwards....... *sigh*
  • WillWill Telltale Alumni
    edited April 2008
    Er, why would you want to leave Pixar. I mean, even assuming that royalties were paying him gobs of money, I imagine that A) Pixar pays better, and B) Pixar is just about the most artistically fulfilling job you could have.
  • edited April 2008
    I had not considered the artistic fufillment, in that case he probably wouldn't leave... likewise he probably wont have the time to do any major comic-drawing... I wonder if he could/would appoint a ghost-artist to draw the characters and he just supply the plot and jokes and such...
  • edited April 2008
    Ashton wrote: »
    I had not considered the artistic fufillment, in that case he probably wouldn't leave... likewise he probably wont have the time to do any major comic-drawing... I wonder if he could/would appoint a ghost-artist to draw the characters and he just supply the plot and jokes and such...

    Not from what his Pixar co-workers said about him in the Short Films DVD. They said that drawings and sketches are like Steve Purcell's waste product, he's always producing.
  • edited April 2008
    Zeek wrote: »
    Not from what his Pixar co-workers said about him in the Short Films DVD. They said that drawings and sketches are like Steve Purcell's waste product, he's always producing.

    Just check his blog to see what they mean by that.;)
  • edited April 2008
    They didn't mean it in a bad way. :p
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