Good show, and I couldn't help but chuckle ever so lightly at some of the misconceptions thrown about. Maybe it's because I saw the graphic novel, but 'CHUNG' was in the comic, and I always knew it represented Maxx's horrible pounding headaches. But that's just me.

Also, Mr. Gone is apparently just 'known' as 'Uncle Artie', and isn't actually related to Julie at all. Maybe that was always planned, I have no idea.

Great to see it on MTV.com, as you miss plenty due to the edits from the VHS tape I have.

I also gotta call you out on the "CHUNG" bit. No one you know had back issues? None of the TPBs were in your local book shop? You would have also seen that the art style that you were critiquing was almost directly lifted (panel by panel) from the comic.

Also, there was a DVD released a looooong time ago, which contained the same episodes as the VHS. One thing to note is that because of time restrictions, two episodes were omitted from the home video release. I'm hoping that if enough people go to view The Maxx online, MTV will see that there's enough of a market to re-release the whole series to DVD. Then I won't have to rely on bootlegs...

http://thegreyghost.net/

I heard Sam Keith will be doing a two issue miniseries for DC comics called Lobo: Highway to Hell.

If you want more stuff from Sam Keith, I think you can get some other stuff from him like Ojo or Epicurus: The Sage.