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| Sonic The Hedgehog #21 | |
 March 1995 32-page, Full Color US $1.50 |
"The Three Phases of E.V.E" Writer: Ken Penders Penciler: Patrick Spaziante Inker: Harvey Mercadoocasio Robotnik unleashes E.V.E. ["Exceptionally Versatile Evolvanoids"] to capture Sonic. As Sonic manages to outsmart E.V.E., it simply adapts to another form to compensate. Sonic lures it to Robotnik's headquarters where, assuming a self-conscious form, E.V.E. determines that it is being held back by its biological inheritance from Sonic and Robotnik [i.e., individual cells used in E.V.E.'s creation]. So E.V.E. toasts Robotnik, but thanks to some quick thinking by Sonic E.V.E. him and travels out into space on a journey of self-actualization. Is Robotnik really history? That's the tease--So you'll just have to wait until next issue to find out... Cover by Patrick Spaziante & Jon D'Agostino |
| Sonic The Hedgehog #22 | |
 April 1995 32-page, Full Color US $1.50 |
"The Return" Writer: Ken Penders Penciler: Patrick Spaziante Inker: Harvey Mercadoocasio Continued from Sonic 21, Take a glimpse into the future where Sonic is married with children and the once thought destroyed Robotnik has come back. Then follow Robotnik to the Spaceship of an alternate timeline and a new Robo-Robotnik (Sonic #19) where this one is operative as a Space station. Upon the real Robotniks return to his own dimension, he comes to find utter chaos as Snively has accidentaly uttered the passcode for "Operation: Wasteland", a program that literally means the destruction of Mobius and the FF's as well... "Tails' Knighttime Story!" Writer: Angelo DeCesare Penciler: Dave Manak Inker: Jon D'Agostino In an attempt to get Tails to sleep, Sally tells Tails the story of Sir Runalot and Mortail to convince Tails that Sonic's life is filled with danger and hard work, not fun and excitement. The moral of the story being "Never wish to be someone else until you have fought a battle in his armor!" Cover by Patrick Spaziante & Jon D'Agostino |
| Sonic The Hedgehog #23 | |
 May 1995 32-page, Full Color US $1.50 |
"Ivo Robotnik, Freedom Fighter!" Writer: Angelo DeCesare Penciler: Dave Manak Inker: Rich Koslowski Robotnik's attempt at trying to roboticize Rotor goes awry when he and the Freedom Fighters are sucked into the spaceship of Carheem, a giant interplanetary scientist who has no plans on letting the FF's go and places them inside an ecological holding capsule for further study! "The Vol-Ant-Teer" Writer: Angelo DeCesare Penciler: Dave Manak Inker: Jon D'Agostino Tails has left a power ring in Robotropolis without Sonic knowing. Antoine being the showoff he is decides to retrieve it, but Bunnie comes along to help. This story gives us the first glimpse of the upcoming love story between Antoine and Bunnie. Cover by Dave Manak & Jon D'Agostino |
| Sonic The Hedgehog #24 | |
 June 1995 32-page, Full Color US $1.50 |
"When Hedgehogs Collide" Writers: Mike Kanterovich & Ken Penders Pencilers: Dave Manak & Art Mawhinney Inker: Rich Koslowski The return Of the Anti-Sonic! And this time he's brought friends... The Anti-Sonic is looking for some action, so he rounds up the "gang" consisting of the Anti-Sally, the Anti-Tails, the Anti-Rotor and the Anti-Antoine! They then take the Cosmic Interstate to Mobius, dress like their counterparts and steadily proceed to terrorize the Mobian countryside! So where have the Good Guys been all this time? Sonic, Tails and Antoine had been sent by Rotor into "negative reality" though they were unable to penetrate "the Zone of Silence" (aka, The Void) where Sally's father is being held. Sally's been out on a mission with the trainees (The Princess Sally Miniseries). And everyone arrives back in time only to have their fellow Mobians terrorize them! However an attempt to confront the Anti-Freedom Fighters turns into a draw until Sally realizes that there's no way they can defeat their other selves, who would be able to anticipate their strategies. So how do they propose to beat the snot out of them? "Change Partners!" Cover by Dave Manak & Jon D'Agostino |
| Sonic The Hedgehog #25 | |
 July 1995 32-page, Full Color US $1.50 |
"Go Ahead, Mecha my Day" Writer: Mike Gallagher Penciler: Patrick Spaziante Inker: Harvey Mercadoocasio In the adaption to Sonic CD for the Sega Genesis, the Freedom Fighters discover a zone portal to the Collision Chaos Zone! Robotnik tries to lure Sonic into the zone portal by kidnapping his #1 fan: Amy Rose, the pink hedgehog (remember her?). Tails investigates from the air and is captured as well! So to rescue both Amy and Tails, Sonic must race through the new zones and do battle with Dr. Robotnik's newest invention - The Metal Sonic! Cover by Patrick Spaziante & Havey Mercadoocasio |
| Sonic The Hedgehog #26 | |
 August 1995 32-page, Full Color US $1.50 |
"Way, Way Past Cool" Writer: Angelo DeCesare Penciler: Dave Manak Inker: Jon D'Agostino Sonic, Tails, Sally, Rotor and Antoine find themselves in a snowstorm in the middle of summer! Of course it's a plot by Dr. Robotnik! After lowering the temperature on Mobius, his plans will involve using infrared heat sensors to locate the warm-blooded Freedom Fighters. Sonic and the gang take shelter in a cave, where they encounter a group of Polar Mobians that were trapped down south when Robotnik took over and have lived in hiding ever since! But after initially attacking the Weather Annihilator with a snowball-loaded catapult, the Knothole gang is then captured by Snively! Can the Polar Mobians come to their aid help destroy the Annihilator? "Fortified" Writer: Angelo DeCesare Penciler: Art Mawhinney Inker: Rich Koslowski The Knothole gang are in the mountains, trying to keep one step ahead of Doc Robotnik--not easy, since Sonic has a sprained ankle! Bunnie however discovers an old fort, complete with an old muzzle-loading cannon and a blacksmith's forge... Robotnik's "bus" crashes into the fort, only to confront Bunnie, suited up in improvised body armour! Cover by Dave Manak & Jon D'Agostino |
| Sonic The Hedgehog #27 | |
 September 1995 32-page, Full Color US $1.50 |
"A Scrambled Hedgehog" Writer: Ken Penders Penciler: Art Mawhinney Inker: Rich Koslowski Sonic teams up with Robotnik? While retrieving a message from Slueth Doggy Dog and Sir Kicks-A-Lot (Members of the Spy Network) in Robotropolis, Sonic collides into a Swatbot with sufficient force to knock himself out! Coming to in Robotnik's headquarters, Sonic displays all the symptoms of amnesia! And Robotnik to his advantage passes himself off as Sonic mentor and advisor! After destroying some of the Freedom Fighter Auto-Automatons left over from the Princess Sally Miniseries, Sonic unknowingly has a microtransmitter planted on his person, as he is sent to Knothole to "observe the underground terrorist group"...Sonic then enters the secret tunnel entrance to Knothole Underground. But Rotor's security system detects the bug as Rotor tries everything he can to stop Sonic before he can get out of the tunnel! Sonic spins his way out to the surface and enters Knothole... apparently under the impression that his orders are to combat rather than observe... And in the meantime Robotnik sqeals with glee as he finally pinpoints the location of Knothole Village as our story is continued... |
| Sonic The Hedgehog #28 | |
 October 1995 32-page, Full Color US $1.50 |
"Saturday Night's Alright for a Fight!" Writer: Ken Penders Penciler: Art Mawhinney Inker: Rich Koslowski In the conclusion of last issue's story, having penetrated into the Knothole control center, Sonic basically begins beating up on everyone in sight! This includes the ladies as he puts Sally in a headlock, and escapes from a leg scissors by Bunnie! But eventually he gets knocked out again by Dylan The Porcupine (Princess Sally Miniseries) So when he wakes up, mind recovered, the bug implanted on him discovered! But that doesn't mean it's over as Robotnik is getting dangerously closer to the Great Forest... "Growing Pains - Part One" Writer: Mike Gallagher Penciler: Dave Manak Inker: Harvey Mercadoocasio Tails, still upset at Sonic for having "slapped him around" in the previous story, and resentful of Sally for keeping the Sea Fox in dry dock as a "floating crib" sets out on his own! - with little notice to the camera watching him...Thanks to the oil he got from the sea gull in "Submersible Rehearsal" (Triple Trouble Special), he comes upon an uncharted island, and comes to the rescue of Fiona, a captive female fox, as he instantly falls in love with her. But Fiona has a secret - She's actually an Auto-Automaton set up as bait by Dr. Robotnik! And now Tails is trapped as he comes to realize that the island is not an island at all but a giant roboticizer with Fiona at the switch! Cover by Dave Manak & Jon D'Agostino |
| Sonic The Hedgehog #29 | |
 October 1995 32-page, Full Color US $1.50 |
"Steel Belted Sally" Writer: Angelo DeCesare Penciler: Art Mawhinney Inker: Rich Koslowski This Issue - Meet Dulcy the Dragon (Sonic The Hedgehog, SatAM Cartoon)! Happy days are in Knothole as Sonic finds a "portable deroboticizer" in a crashed hover unit. It is then that Sally gets an idea in which she allows herself to be captured by Robotnik and roboticized, trusting in a Rotor's "Nuero-Overrider", a small disc that's supposed to prevent her mind from coming under Robotnik's influence after roboticization...one problem though - the "neuro-overrider" falls off and Sally is totally transformed! And by stories end all the Freedom Fighters stand at the verge of Total Roboticization! "Growing Pains - Part Two" Writer: Mike Gallagher Penciler: Dave Manak Inker: Harvey Mercadoocasio When we last left Tails, he had been betrayed by Fiona, who turned out to be one of Robotnik's Auto-Automatons (Princess Sally Miniseries)! But as Tails escapes the roboticizer because of a clog of fur from his own twin tails, Fiona attacks, almost crushing him boa-style and attempting to drown him in the sea - However, there is one hitch - before she can finish the job she grinds to a halt, rusting solid, in a matter of seconds. Later as Tails begins to clean up the mess left by Doc Robotnik he discovers "absolute proof" of a "satellite operation functioning on the other side of Mobius." And having been handed the premise of his miniseries Tails is off on his solo adventure to the land Downunda as he takes off in the Sea Fox to prove to the Freedom fighters his usefulness, as it all continues in the Tails The Fox Mini-series! Cover by Patrick Spaziante & Harvey Mercadoocasio |
| Sonic The Hedgehog #30 | |
 November 1995 32-page, Full Color US $1.50 |
"The Return of Uncle Chuck" Writer: Angelo DeCesare Penciler: Art Mawhinney Inker: Jon D'Agostino While Sonic's reminiscing about Uncle Chuck at the ruins of his old chili dog stand (Sonic 0), Doc Robotnik and Snively are preparing to test the Transdimensional Transporter" and are about to use Uncle Chuck as a test subject! But something goes wrong as the fat man ends up trapped in the Void! And as Snively, taking advantage of the moment, decides to go off to show Robotnik how to properly crush a rebellion, neither of them notice the one flaw in the explosion - Uncle Chuck has regained his consciousness and free will! So who else pops up just where Sonic is but Uncle Chuck!! But before there can be a tearful reunion, he warns the Freedom Fighters about the threat of Snively, who has plans of mounting a mini-transporter on the nose of a Robotnik Hovercraft and suck whole sections of The Great Forest into the Void until he finds Knothole!! Sonic and Uncle Chuck go after the plane, but Sonic ends up sucked into The Void!!! With Sonic held captive can Uncle Chuck save the Forest, Sonic, and Knothole! And what about Doctor Robotnik? "Who Keeps Stealing my Chaos Emeralds?!" Writer: Paul Castiglia Penciler: Patrick Spaziante Inker: Brian Thomas In order to further safeguard some Chaos Emeralds from a thieving "anteater", Robotnik sends Coconuts to set some traps on an island base. Cover by Art Mawhinney & Jon D'Agostino |
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