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In 1997, Sam and Max had their own Fox Kids-produced animated TV series, which ran for one season. Purcell co-designed the game with Sean Clark, Michael Stemmle and Collette Michaud.Īfter leaving LucasArts, Purcell worked for a time at Industrial Light and Magic working on an eventually-canceled Frankenstein animated film. It was developed by LucasArts, and saw Sam and Max traveling America in search of two missing carnival freakshow attractions-Bruno the Bigfoot and Trixie the Giraffe-necked Girl. In 1993 Purcell created an adventure game based on the characters and comic book, called Sam & Max Hit the Road. Day of the Tentacle features Max depicted on a black and white portrait, dressed up in a suit, wearing a bow tie on the second floor of the Edison mansion. For instance, both characters show up in the 1990 released The Secret of Monkey Island as idols to the Monkey Island cannibals, located in front of the giant monkey head. Purcell also painted several Sam & Max comic strips for the LucasArts company newsletter, The Adventurer.ĭuring this period, many of the games made at LucasArts featured cameos or glimpses of Sam and Max.

He illustrated the Grail diary of Henry Jones, which accompanied the Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: The Graphic Adventure game. Steve also provided the box artwork for these two games, as well as the covers to Zak McKracken and Pipe Dream. The most popular of the games he worked on were the first two Monkey Island games. Steve contributed to the background work and animation for several LucasArts adventure games in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Three other Sam & Max books were later produced. In between illustration assignments and animation work for LucasArts and Marvel Comics, in 1987, the first full-fledged Sam & Max 32-page comic appeared. At the California College of Arts and Crafts where Purcell attended and graduated, Sam & Max appeared in print for the first time in 1980.

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