"The truth split my skull open..." Possible spoilers ahead: This article contains facts and information from a recently released Max Payne 3 comics issue.

The Adventures of Captain BaseBallBat-Boy is an American comic book and television cartoon series created by Sammy Waters, detailing the experiences of the superhero Captain BaseBallBat-Boy.

The show airs in 2003 and is still broadcast as of 2012.

PlotEdit

Captain BaseBallBat-Boy fights his arch-nemesis - Maxwell's Demon - who leads an evil army of "freaking zombie demons from outer space". BaseBallBat-Boy's friend is Bicycle Helmet Girl who could possibly be his girlfriend, even though the hero often says: "Yuck, she's not my girlfriend!"

CharactersEdit

• Captain BaseBallBat-Boy
• Bicycle Helmet Girl
• Maxwell's Demon
• Doctor Entropy
• Freaking zombie demons from outer space
• Saci

Fans of the showEdit

• Vinnie Gognitti was a huge fan of the cartoon. His house was full of fan items. His fandom eventually lead to his death, as Vladimir Lem, in his "Trojan Horse" plan, blew Gognitti up when he was in a Captain BaseBallBat-Boy costume rigged with explosives.
• Frankie "The Bat" Niagara. Niagara's torturing style of beating his prisoners with a baseball bat might have been influenced by the cartoon.
• Mike "The Cowboy" was also possibly a fan of the series. He stated to Max Payne: "Very good show, very funny baseball bat."

Behind the scenesEdit

The phrase "freaking zombie demons from outer space" featured in Max Payne 2 is from the original Max Payne game. When Max kills Jack Lupino inside the Ragna Rock nightclub, he is seen shooting Lupino multiple times, saying: "I wanted to make sure he dies. V is a horrible drug, turned them into friggin' zombie demons from outer space." There are also posters on the Ragna Rock walls advertising a music concert called "Zombie Demons From Outer Space".

AppearancesEdit

• Max Payne _{(comic strip only)}
• Max Payne 2
• Max Payne 3
• Max Payne 3 comics
  • "After the Fall"_(cameo)