'The Maxx' animated series online

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Mon Jun 15, 2009 — by Glenn Hauman

'The Maxx' animated series online

MTV is bringing back a lot of stuff from the 90's-- The State, Denis Leary commercials, Aeon Flux and other Liquid Television spots, and the like on MTV2 Legit, a new series on MTV2. One of the recent additions to their web site is Sam Kieth's The Maxx, from MTV Oddities-- and the serie, from the co-creator of Sandman, is even weirder than I remembered. Take a look:

The Maxx

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Andrew Collins (12:25 PM on Mon Jun 15, 2009)

I loved this series back in the day. Led me to reading the comic too. I hope it gets a full, unedited DVD release some day...

Kyle Gnepper (8:30 PM on Mon Jun 15, 2009)

I loved this series in both comics and (a very true to the comic) animated series. I can only hope this makes the jump to dvd with a lot of the other great series from Mtv.

Chaka Sidyn (1:40 AM on Fri Jun 19, 2009)

Best news I had all day :D

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