Maximum Max - Prince of Summits

"And when you reach the top of the mountain, you will begin to climb."
Kahlil Gibran
Max does not know this land that we enjoy at times in life, exploring its minerals, from the North Pole to the South Pole, from the high-altitude peak (Mount Everest, 8850 m) to the vastness of its oceans (the Indian Ocean in Ram, in 57 days), and even the unbearable longing of its deserts (the Empty Quarter flies unaided, in 21 days).
This second album of Maximum Max's adventures comments on this extreme sport, descending Mount Kilimanjaro, and embarking on three more ascents in the form of the September Challenge: The Outcrop, plus the double-high peak of Europe and Rossi; Aconcagua, plus the high mountain in South America, and even Denali in Alaska, plus the high mountain in North America.
Everything that is advanced is always higher, as our heroes emerge from trials that push them to their limits, using all their resources to overcome them. "And when you reach the top of the mountain, you have to start climbing."
Kahlil Gibran
No one knows this Earth, lent to us for a lifetime, better than Max. He's the one who's explored every nook and cranny: from the North Pole to the South Pole, from the highest peak on Earth (Mount Everest at 8,850 meters) to the widest expanse of water (raid across the Indian Ocean in 57 days) and the harshest deserts (cycling across the Empty Quarter unaided in 21 days). Volume Two of Maximum Max's Adventures tells how this extreme athlete, fresh from Kilimanjaro, attempts to climb three more of the Seven Summits: Mount Elbrus in Russia, the tallest in Europe; Aconcagua in Argentina, the highest in South America; and finally, Denali in Alaska, the highest mountain in North America.
Determined to always move forward and upward, our hero will face difficulties that will force him to rely on all his physical and mental resources to surpass himself.