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Sonic The Hedgehog #47 - March 1997
 | "Taking The Fall"
Writer: Ken Penders
Penciler: Art Mawhinney
Inker: Pam Eklund
Whatever you do, do not miss SONIC #47! "End Game," the four-part series within a series, begins the roller-coaster ride into SONIC'S 50th anniversary issue. The King of Acorns is healthy once more and wants to finish off the war against Robotnik once and for all. He will stop at nothing to regain the kingdom! The stakes are higher than they've ever been before. Before this issue is over, nothing will ever be the same again!
Cover by Patrick Spaziante & Harvey Mercadoocasio |
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Knuckles the Echidna #3 - March 1997
 | "The Dark Legion - Blood is Thicker"
Writers: Ken Penders & Kent Taylor
Penciler: Manny Galan
Inker: Andrew Pepoy
The Floating Island is on fire!!! Knuckles and The Chaotix now have two enemies to overcome! The fire and the ones who started it: a nasty group of Enerjak's disciples calling themselves "The Dark Legion"! Talk about being caught between a rock and a 'hot' place. Including never before scenes of The Echidnas' history! The final issue in the triple-combo over collection.
Cover by Patrick Spaziante & Ken Penders |
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Sonic The Comic #99 - March 1997
 | “Doomsday – Part Three”
Writer: Nigel Kitching
Artist: Richard Elson
Sonic and the Chaotix (Minus Vector) look for Lord Sidewinder before he can act on his plan to control Super Sonic. While they’re doing this Vector works in a lab called Equinex to bring back Omni. The scientists at the lab tell Vector that when the Black Asteroid explodes it will cause an electromagnetic pulse that will shut down all the computerised systems on the planet. Vector and Omni travel back to where the others have just finished beating Sidewinder to tell Sonic about the Emerald Hill folk being captured and the electromagnetic pulse. Sonic then shout to Omni to teleport the Black Asteroid to Mobius before it explodes…
“Victims – Part Three”
Writer: Nigel Kitching
Artist: Nigel Dobbyn
Knuckles escapes from his prison on the biological computer to try and stop Robotnik before he can fully activate it so Robotnik orders Zachary to destroy him. During the fight Zachary tells Knuckles how he found the Guardian Robots and installed his own software so they’d obey him. Before Robotnik can throw the switch a strange light appears in the sky, the Black Asteroid…
“No Exit”
Writer: Lew Stringer
Artist: Andy Pritchett
In the capital of Mobius a rebellion has started by all the citizens who have had enough of Robotnik’s rule. Since Grimer’s been left in charge he sends Troopers to deal with it but the Freedom Fighters easily defeat them. In a panic Grimer sends ALL badniks to stop the rebellion but they continue to fight despite being outnumbered. Amy and Johnny run to get some weapons from the Citadel and are attacked by Vermin The Cybernik on the way. The light in the sky distracts them from this problem though…
Cover Art: Richard Elson/John Burns |
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Sonic The Hedgehog #48 - April 1997
 | "Sonic The Fugitive"
Writers: Ken Penders & Kent Taylor
Penciler: Manny Galan
Inker: Pam Eklund
Because of it, life in Knothole will never be the same! With our hero being framed for the loss of his greatest love, Sonic must brave against all odds; battle against friend and enemy alike to clear his good name and to find the one responsible! How will he do it?
Cover by Patrick Spaziante & Harvey Mercadoocasio |
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Sonic The Comic #100 - April 1997
 | The information for this issue is currently unavailable. |
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Sonic The Comic #101 - April 1997
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Sonic The Comic #102 - April 1997
 | “Unnatural Disasters”
Writer: Lew Stringer
Artist: Richard Elson
Freak weather changes are happening all around Mobius, snowstorms that quickly change into heatwaves, which causes floods! Sonic discovers that a weather gerbil called Windy Wallis is up for an award for the most accurate weather predictions and upon going to check this out he discovers she was formerly a weapons engineer for Robotnik who plans on using a weather controlling machine to destroy the planet. Sonic easily manages to defeat her using her own machine, but as she’s sucked up into a tornado she vows to return…
“What Ever Happened to Super Sonic?”
Writer and Artist: Nigel Kitching
The insane Super Sonic faces the screen telling us he’s finally destroyed all life on Mobius, all except for you. As he reaches forward for the kill the real Super Sonic wakes up screaming from his nightmare. The woman he’s staying with, Marge, comes to check on him but he tells her everything is all right so she goes to talk with her husband Arthur instead. She says she feels sorry for Super Sonic because he’s lost his memory and has constant nightmares but Arthur argues against her saying they should throw Super Sonic out on the street! Upon hearing them argue Super Sonic decides to leave so he can find out who he is. So Marge gives him some money to help him on his way. As he walks down the street he passes Amy and Johnny who are trying to track his energy signals down without any luck. The two Freedom Fighters decide that since the energy signal is so weak Super Sonic can’t be a threat and that the chances are he’s made a run for it and is miles away. So they call it a day.
“Invasion of the Veg Heads – Part Two”
Writer: Lew Stringer
Artist: Andy Pritchitt
Sonic, Harry Mole and Farmer Nige have been captured by the Veg-Heads, but since Sonic has fought much worse foes then this he quickly breaks them all free. Sonic and Harry travel to the Chemical Plant Zone where they discover toxic waste has been flowing into the water causing the vegetables to mutate. When Sonic gets back to the farm he finds the villagers have captured King Edward and plan to roast the Veg-Heads alive. But Sonic tells them that would be wrong because the vegetables are intelligent, so after some pleading on the Veg-Heads’ behaves they are given their own patch of land to live in.
Cover Art: Richard Elson/John Burns |
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Sonic The Hedgehog #49 - May 1997
 | "Escape To The Floating Island"
Writers: Mike Gallagher & Ken Penders
Penciler: Sam Maxwell
Inker: Pam Eklund
ROBOTNIK IN KNOTHOLE! Say it ain't so, Joe. Well, it is! What will happen next is anybody's guess! The stakes between Robotnik and the Freedom Fighters reaches a fever-pitch. The now-healthy King Acorn loses his daughter in an attack on Robotropolis, and Sonic is arrested as the culprit responsible. Sonic escapes to clear his name. The King orders none other than Geoffrey St. John to track him down. That's when things get nasty.
Cover by Patrick Spaziante & Harvey Mercadoocasio |
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Sonic Super Special #1: Battle Royal - May 1997
 | "Battle Royal!"
Writers: Kent Taylor & Ken Penders
Penciler: Sam Maxwell
Inker: Jim Amash
A 48-page special of "mammoth proportions!" "KnucklesQuest" is over but the saga of the Sword of Acorns is not. Mammoth Mogul wants it. He wants it bad. Devising a plan that will keep Knuckles and The Chaotix from delivering the sword to Princess Sally and the Freedom Fighters isn't that much of a problem when you know what their weaknesses are. That's what being a villain is all about.
"The Map"
Writer: Tom Rolston
Penciler:Dave Manak
Inker: Rich Koslowski
What is the map and what does it have to do with Antoine?
Cover by Patrick Spaziante & Andrew Pepoy |
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Knuckles the Echidna #4 - May 1997
 | "Lost Paradise - The Phantom City"
Writer: Ken Penders
Penciler: Manny Galan
Inker: Andrew Pepoy
In a three-part epic, "Lost Paradise" reunites Knuckles with the one person he never ever expected to see. But an even bigger problem occurs when the fabled city of Echidnaopolis reappears, posing a threat to the Floating Island's ecosystem. Don't miss the echidna excitement with regulars Ken Penders, Manny Galan, and Andrew Pepoy. In the tradition of the first three issues, every three-part story-arc will sport triple-combo covers by fan-fave Pat 'Spaz'iante along with inks by Ken Penders and colors by those maniacs at Heroic Age!
Cover by Patrick Spaziante & Ken Penders |
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