 Sonic the Hedgehog #193 (1993) Out of Stock Quantity
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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Nifty for kids comic. by Ian Flynn, Tracy Yardley & Jim Amash Good comes face-to-face with evil - and it's just like looking in a mirror as Sonic and the Freedom Fighters square off against their evil doppelgangers from another world! With King Scourge (the evil anti-Sonic from another dimension) and the Suppression Squad controlling Freedom HQ, Sonic and Amy are sent across time and space to Moebius - the Anti-Mobius, that is! They run into some familiar faces in this topsy-turvy world, but who is friend and who is foe? Date Available: 10/08/2008 BONUS REVIEW by GARY OWENS  With vivid colors, small mammals, and remembrances of video games, what better comic book could there be then rodent-turned-superhero Sonic the hedgehog? Right? Based off of the popular video games, this issue has Scourge, Sonic’s evil double, getting set to conquer the world. Can Sonic get enough help to stop Scourge (because Scourge it pretty good himself, of course). New to Sonic, I thought the comic was a bit complicated for publisher Archie, but the writer, Ian Flynn, weaved in explanations so well that I was never lost. Archie Comics celebrates it’s 65th this year. Huge achievement...how many other comic companies have survived as long? Check it out! I give it 7 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Nifty for kids comic. by Ian Flynn, Tracy Yardley & Jim Amash Good comes face-to-face with evil - and it's just like looking in a mirror as Sonic and the Freedom Fighters square off against their evil doppelgangers from another world! With King Scourge (the evil anti-Sonic from another dimension) and the Suppression Squad controlling Freedom HQ, Sonic and Amy are sent across time and space to Moebius - the Anti-Mobius, that is! They run into some familiar faces in this topsy-turvy world, but who is friend and who is foe? Date Available: 10/08/2008 BONUS REVIEW by GARY OWENS With vivid colors, small mammals, and remembrances of video games, what better comic book could there be then rodent-turned-superhero Sonic the hedgehog? Right? Based off of the popular video games, this issue has Scourge, Sonic’s evil double, getting set to conquer the world. Can Sonic get enough help to stop Scourge (because Scourge it pretty good himself, of course). New to Sonic, I thought the comic was a bit complicated for publisher Archie, but the writer, Ian Flynn, weaved in explanations so well that I was never lost. Archie Comics celebrates it’s 65th this year. Huge achievement...how many other comic companies have survived as long? Check it out! I give it 7 out of 10 Grahams Customers who bought this, also bought:
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