Arts made for the comics that were fitting on one page (Usually placed on a right side of the comic)
The Adventurer Sam & Max Comics are short Sam & Max Comic Series ran by Steve Purcell, from 1990 to 1996.
Description[]
A series of Sam & Max comics were made for LucasArts' promotional magazine The Adventurer from 1990 through 1996. They are all single-page, fully colored comics loosely related to LucasArts' then-recent games (eg Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis, Full Throttle, several Star Wars ones). Most have been reprinted in The Collected Sam & Max: Surfin' the Highway.
Some of the comics were voiced over by Max's Cartoon voice actor Rob Tinkler. The following list is:
- Nice Tableau, Star Wars (1992)
- Just another Star Wars Parody (1994)
- Star Wars Race (1992)
Below you can take a look at all the Adventurer Sam & Max comics, remember that most of them doesn't have a name, so captions are just a predicted fan-made-names to keep comics in order (the only comic with original name is the first comic from the Adventurer series "Sam & Max Meet Some Frightening Pirates").
Sam & Max Meet Some Frightening Pirates (1990)[]
Sam & Max: Nazi Attack (1991)[]
Sam & Max: The Indiana Jones Atlantis (Parody) (1991)[]
Sam & Max: Nice Tableau, Star Wars (Parody) (1992)[]
Sam & Max: Star Wars Race (Parody) (1992)[]
Sam & Max: Franken House (1993)[]
Sam & Max: The Full Throttle (Parody) (1994)[]
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Sam & Max: Just another Star Wars (Parody) (1994)[]
Sam & Max: The Animal Show (1995)[]
Sam & Max: In Heaven (1995)[]
Sam & Max: Cowboys (1996)[]
Sam & Max: The Pirate Adventure (1996)[]
Trivia[]
- The Adventurer Comic Series was so popular with LucasArts' fans and employees around the time, which led to LucasArts deciding to give Sam & Max their own video game, Hit The Road. This means that the Adventurer Comic series led to the iconic Point & Click Games we know of today.