Sam & Max Surf Highway in Reprinted Collection
First publicly appearing in Purcell's 1987 underground comic "Monkeys Violating the Heavenly Temple," the Sam & Max characters are best known to gamers for LucasArts' 1993 adventure game Sam & Max Hit the Road and for Telltale's recently-concluded Sam & Max: Season One. A second season of Telltale's series is in development.
Recently, Purcell has been maintaining a hand-painted Sam & Max webcomic on the Telltale website, and has been nominated for this year's Eisner Awards in the category of Best Digital Comic. Telltale has begun running a biweekly History of Sam & Max, beginning with the characters' origins as Purcell's childhood drawings.
No specific release date or pricing information is available for the upcoming Surfin' the Highway collection, though it will be sold only through Telltale's site. Telltale plans to announce further details in the coming months.
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jason bergman
replyI still have my original copy of that book.
Someone offered me a bunch of money for it once, but there's no way I'm parting with it.-
I never even knew the original was worth something until Remo told me how jealous he was that I had a copy.
....I found it at a local comic shop back in the summer of 2003 for something like $2.
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