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flightsuit wrote:Can somebody please tell me what is the US on-sale date for the final Max comic?

Thanks!

Uncle Entity wrote:I'm still fine with my timelineS:

http://madmaxtimeline.blogspot.com

I don't mind they (the comic book writers) creating an alternate universe like Miller did with FR.

Trundlefish wrote:

roadwarriormfp wrote:
Actually a "few years from now" was meant to be the mid 1980s. Mad Max being released in 1978…

And there was only ONE interceptor built...

I don't think myself or MasterOgami (although I can't speak for him/her) believe that just because the original film was released in the '70's, that the film world of Mad Max has to actually be in that actual era (some might call it an alternate reality to ours)…(it just looks that way, because as MasterOgami already mentioned, it was due to filming/producing on a tight budget)

There was already another Interceptor/Pursuit Special mentioned and seen at the start of the first Mad max film. It's the car that the Nightrider has stolen. On that fact alone, it wouldn't be too hard to believe that there may be more Interceptors (no matter how rare), either in Max' force or in other territories.

But as I mentioned earlier, I feel the inclusion of 'an' Interceptor was more probably at the behest of the studio, or to appease existing fans/draw in new fans by having a throwback to the original two films.

MasterOgami wrote:

roadwarriormfp wrote:
Actually a "few years from now" was meant to be the mid 1980s. Mad Max being released in 1978.
MM2 is a bit vague but one would assume another 5yrs, so that makes it 1990.
The press release pack for thunderdome says that the events occurred some 15yrs AFTER the poxyclip (nuclear war had not occurred until after MM2), so at the very least MM3 is based on 2005.

There are no dates in any of the films with the exception of Thunderdome, and the date that's given then is intentionally obscured (though I again admit a "19" is barely visible). As I recall the "preamble" to MM2 states that it takes place 3 years after the original film. I know we can't really consider that "preamble" canon, but it gives a glimpse of what was intended.

roadwarriormfp wrote:You then have the new Max himself who hasnt aged. Unless you treat Fury Road as a movie about our history, based say maybe on 2010?
You still have the problem of the Interceptor which rolled several times and blew up. In real life it would be impossible to rebuild.
There is simply nothing left there to salvage.
And there was only ONE interceptor built, because it was Barry the mechanic who built it under orders by Fifi to keep Max from leaving.
There was never any production line.

As for "Max" not being old enough... since Miller has stated that the film has nothing to with the original movies (but is now being somehow linked by the comic books) all this does is creating further confusion with fans wo "read into" things too much. Trying to fit square pegs in round holes is always fun

But Max has aged, at least a little. Hardy is older than Gibson was the last time he played Max. Sure Gibson was supposed to be playing it a bit older than he actually was, but at the same time that can go for Hardy as well. As for the Interceptor, its not supposed to be a rebuild of the same car. In the comic we see Max working to uncover an XB that's been half buried in sand.

roadwarriormfp wrote:
Sigh .... there is only ONE Interceptor built for Max. By this i mean ONE Black XB Falcon hardtop. Im not referring other cars built for other drivers.
It was specially built for him to stay on.
And if you want to be picky its actually a "Pursuit special"
So again, only ONE Interceptor was built.