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sam is going full detective mode

while max wants nothing to do with this

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Oww! Headache!!!

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doesnt get much better than this

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Cult of the Rabbit??

Was this as excuse to draw cult of the lamb... maybe but hear me out-

Max=Lamb Sam=Narinder/God of Death

i'll be on my way...

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afternoon nap

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i'm coping rn don't mind me

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Hey y'all I'm giving you some Sam and Max stuff today and I'm proud to present...MAX!!! Love y'all!!!

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go to sleep

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I couldn’t choose which one I like more here soihh have them both

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Frustration!

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Here’s Max crushing Putin’s skull, inspired by a canon comic where he does the same to a certian evil mustache man.

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they're sleeping in

+ max doodles under the cut bc he's totally not my comfort character

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played the first episode of tdph and this was practically it right

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Here’s the full interview Amazing Heroes did with Steve Purcell, creator of Sam and Max. This is from April 1990, three years after some successful issues and two years before Bad Day on the Moon, which Purcell mentions here on “hoping to finish.” Featured here are Steve Purcell's experiences revolving his authorship of a Gumby and Pokey story, a cancelled Batman comic, meeting Sergio Aragones at then named CCAC, and, most importantly, the convoluted origins of fizzball.

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