ARCHIE COMICS SONIC THE HEDGEHOG 1 SERIES

ARCHIE COMICS SONIC THE HEDGEHOG 1 SERIES

In 2018, a new Sonic the Hedgehog comic books series was created, this time by IDW Publishing. Other Sonic comic books include Sonic the Comic, a British comic book series published for nine years since 1993, a spin-off series centering around Knuckles the Echidna, an American-made comic book series based on Sonic X, and Sonic Universe, a series which takes place in the Archie continuity, with a focus on side characters and smaller story arcs. The series ended with 290 issues in July 2017, making it the longest-running comic book based on a video game. What do you think of the IDW Sonic The Hedgehog series? Leave a comment below and let us know.ДЇanart for the above image can be found here.Archie Comics' Sonic the Hedgehog comic book series was first published in May 1993, starting off in the continuity of DiC Entertainment's Saturday Morning cartoon series, which first aired several months later. Fans will always clamor for a Genesis Wave reversal as they are emotionally invested, but if youвЂ™re a fan of Sonic you should be reading the IDW series as a new set of characters have their arms wide open for your embrace. Perhaps Princess Sally, Bunny Rabbot, Antoine DeCollete, and all of the cast who lived in the comic books on after Sonic The Hedgehog cartoon was canceled will return. Perhaps in the future, the series will work towards finding a way to tie back into the Archie Comic Sonic history. Flynn has crafted several great arcs so far under the IDW banner.

Writer Ian Flynn has an in-depth knowledge of the franchise since he was the writer of the previous series. There is plenty of great moments so far and there is sure to be more in the future. Starline, Whisper the Wolf, and Tangle the Lemur (Tangle and Whispered even received their own 4 issue mini-series), has shown there is no need to rehash the Archie timeline.

The introduction of new characters such as Dr. The IDW stories have proven to be a joy to read. One which is unencumbered by the problems from the lawsuit or the 25 years of mythology. Now with 25 issues under the belt, fans have been presented with a brand new world for Sonic and his friends to explore. Sadly, with the cancellation of the series by Archie Comics, this hope seemed to burn out. Many fans were hoping legal disputes would eventually be resolved, and the effects of the Genesis Wave would be reversed. Thanks to a plot device known as the Genesis Wave, Archie removed the characters but moved the series on like nothing had happened. See more ideas about sonic, sonic the hedgehog, archie comics. When hit with a legal battle (a summary of which can be found here), the creators found they had to remove several characters tied up in the legal dispute. Explore Archie Comicss board 'Sonic the Hedgehog', followed by 3,757 people on Pinterest. Whether through magic, science, or some combination of the two way to connect the old Sonic world (because through the 25 issues, it has become clear this isnвЂ™t a world featuring any of the landmarks in the Archie run).ДЇurthermore, fans donвЂ™t just want the characters featured in Archie back they also want the storyline to be fixed. With the debut of the new series, fans were still holding out hopes IDW would make some reference to the long-running Archie series. Starting around Issue 300, the virus was planned to be the subject of the comics second post-reboot major story arc however, with the old comics cancellation in 2017, Flynn ended up retweaking the. It may be hard to accept, but the characters from ArchieвЂ™s run are not needed in the new universe created by IDW. The Metal Virus from Sonic the Hedgehog (IDW) was originally conceived by Ian Flynn as Eggmans new roboticizer after Archie Sonic was rebooted. As the Sonic The Hedgehog series celebrates its first milestone by reaching 25 issues with IDW comics, its time for fans of the Archie Comics series to jump on board.

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