hehehe, i love the 2nd frame where sams running about with only a wee towel :D

Sexy barkeep! :P

Jake wrote:

"Surfin the Highway is missing a few 2 to 3 page shorts that Purcell drew for Fox Kids magazine when the cartoon show was on the air. It's also missing a couple one page stripes done at the very end of the LucasArts Adventurer magazine which LucasArts put out a couple times a year until around 1997, and a 3 page Sam & Max Halloween comic which appeared in Wizard magazine sometime in the late 90s.

As for other Sam & Max comic appearances on the web or otherwise, there was talk of a Sam & Max strip to be syndicated in newspapers, but that didn't end up happening in the end. There's also one short Sam & Max flash animation which can be found across the web (and it will soon re-appear on Telltale's site) featuring Sam & Max dissecting an alien.

So, to summarize, yeah this here webcomic about Sam & Max in England is the only actual running Sam & Max storyline in years (aside from the new games, of course :))."

So my question is: where can I buy those comics which are missing from Surfin the Highway?
Thank you!

Yeah! Hear hear! Give Steve some slack!
Steve, you're doing one hell of a job!
And those complaining about your output are nothing more than whimpering pussywillows!

Dear please_answer,

You can probably find them on eBay if you search very hard. Otherwise, you're out of luck. There were versions of many of them online at www.samandmax.net - my old site - but that site's currently not all online after a server explosion. It should be back sometime this year.

Hopefully that was helpful, though I doubt it. :(

Your friend,

Jake

> I wonder what's left of the roach

At least he may enjoy a final guiness! Who wouldn't want to decease that way?!

Jake, thank you very much on your answer.. But I still do not know >NAMES< of that comics which are missing from Surfin the Highway...
So please can you write down their names(titles)? I hope I can find them somewhere to buy...
Thanx!

I love it! Tell Sam to quit showboating.

That bartender is a right hot number.

thanks again for the free comic!

though, i have to say i was disapointed : \


not too funny, and what's up with the last line of dialogue...? "belly full o' you" ? is she mad? her expression doesn't look mad, though she doesnt really even have any kind of expression

anyway you probably did this really quick as to get another comic out (hopefully)

i'm sure the next one will be better

@Ryan:

Translation: "I've had it with you!"

faris_zoro

...Is it just me or does that bartender-ess' face look like a guy's?...

I love this comic!

very good one, hehe. thanks for the work

eu gostei muito desta piada do sam & max

obrigado sam & max

"People who harshly critique free webcomics are among the worst people on Earth."

First of all my critique was not harsh, it was honest. Just because this webcomic is free does not mean that it should be free of criticism.

I love Steve Purcell's work & I love Sam & Max. I am also extremely grateful for this webcomic. Sam & Max are hilarious and I feel the comic medium best utilizes their style of humor (which is dialogue heavy).

This particular comic had little to no dialogue and the dialogue that it DID have was, in my opinion, not very funny.

But aside from that, my main gripe was with the bartender. We are supposed to believe that she is "upset" or about to be upset (judging by her "belly full of you" line), yet neither her expression OR her body language tells us this. On top of that, she looks like a man. This just struck me as lazy since I know for a fact that Mr. Purcell is an amazing artist and easily could have done better.

Now, like I said before, I am assuming this particular installment was weak because it was done quickly (in order to get another comic out for the fans) which is fine. I just hope the next installment will be drawn & written with a little more love and attention.

On a side note, I am an animator and artist myself and I bust my ASS making FREE web animation all the time; and guess what? negative reviews & criticisms are plentiful and I can totaly handle them as I'm sure Mr. Purcell can as well.

-Ryan

Complaints about freebie stuff on the internet get ignored about as fast as you can make them.

"Complaints about freebie stuff on the internet get ignored about as fast as you can make them."

constructive criticism should never be ignored; and all of my critiques were valid unless someone would like to prove otherwise?

EU SOU LEGAL,TRABALHO E ESTUDO E QUERO JOGAR ESSE JOGO AGORA

Purcell makes this comic here in his spare time, for charity, on a make by make basis. How can you make a complaint about that and ask for more? Purcell must be extremely irritated. Everyone should just tell Purcell thank you.

Thank you Purcell.

Have none of you been to England?

She doesn't look like a GUY, she looks like a HOT BRITISH WOMAN.

Trust me.

- j

Jesus, Steve, if ur reading this, know one thing - UR A GOD, MAN!!!

I find my self drawing too ana I might add, that ur style is soooo unique... it's just amazing! However if you or somebody who knows, could tell me - how do you do ur COLORING? Is it pecils or paints!

10x in advance... ;)

Hey Steve, when are we getting another strip?

"The Frog and Peach"? What an incredibly obscure (and awesome) Derek and Clive reference :D

man theres a lot of love on this page for steve, and i can only say he deserves every bit!
*gives two thumbs up and smiles*
...........*can see that no one is returning the gesture, instead they're all giving him looks*
*slowly backs out of view... then runs*

well i wrote the stuff about Steve.... that guy is awesome

The drink pouring sequence is beautifully done!