Max, 99 and the Chief as they appear in a panel from issue #52.
From January 1966 to December 1967, a Get Smart comic strip was published in the TV Century 21 comic magazine.
The series was drawn by Bruno Marraffa and comprised sixteen distinct stories divided into 102 strips.
A quirk of the series is that Smart is almost invariably referred to as "Maxie." However, apart from this, and a tendency to lapse into what might be called "British English," the characterizations hew fairly closely to those in the TV show.
The entire run of the magazine can be read online at ZipComic.Com.
Stories[]
Note that the stories were published untitled. The unofficial titles used here were devised by the Get Smart Wiki for convenience's sake.
- From Russia with Laughs - issues 52 to 56 (15 January to 12 February 1966)
- Queen Kong - issues 57 to 64 (19 February to April 9 1966)
- Silverfist - issues 65 to 70 (16 April to 21 May 1966)
- One Day in New York - issues 71 to 76 (28 May to 2 July 1966)
- Rocket'n'Roll - issues 77 to 83 (9 July 1966 to 20 August 1966)
- The Not-So-Great Train Robbery - issues 84 to 89 (27 August 1966 to 1 October 1966)
- Doctor Egghead - issues 90 to 95 (8 October to 12 November 1966)
- A Load of Rubbish - issues 96 to 104 (19 November 1966 to 14 January 1967)
- The Monte Carlo Fiasco - issues 105 to 112 (21 January to 11 March 1967)
- Max in Sox - issues 113 to 119 (18 March to 29 April 1967)
- The Heat is On - issues 120 to 127 (6 May to 24 June 1967)
- Maskerade - issues 128 to 133 (1 July to 5 August 1967)
- Pain in Spain - issues 134 to 140 (12 August to 23 September 1967)
- Liberty or Death - issues 141 to 143 (30 September to 14 October 1967)
- Smart Down Under - issues 144 to 148 (21 October 1967 to 18 November 1967)
- Who's Got the Button? - issues 149 to 153 (25 November to 23 December 1967)
Note further that, in keeping with the "Century 21" theme of the magazine, the issues are dated as 2066 and 2067 with Maxie's adventures being "reported through the TV 21 time machine."