"Dr. Starline takes the lead in a fun spin-off to the main series."
Tag: Sonic the Hedgehog
Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 33 [Comic Review]
"Some excellent showings from Amy Rose and Rouge the Bat, and a great start to Evan Stanley's run as head writer."
Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 32 [Comic Review]
"A nice showcase of Ian’s strengths as a writer. He handles an often large cast by using small chunks of in-character moments and never strays from his consistent tonal quality."
Top 5 Things I’d Like To See In The Next Modern Sonic Game
With the Blue Blur's 30th anniverday coming, SEGA have now confirmed we're getting new games! So, here's what I'd like to see.
Why Do Cher, Tina Turner, And Meat Loaf Make Me Think Of Sonic?
certain songs by specific musical artists that remind me of Sonic the Hedgehog despite having nothing to do with the blue blur. But why?
Sonic The Hedgehog Issue 30 [Comic Review]
"Ian really understands the characters and how they’re supposed to act, which helps keep everything on-brand while still exploring his own ideas and concepts."
Sonic The Hedgehog Issue 29 [Comic Review]
The Metal Virus arc comes to an end..but at a price.
Sonic the Hedgehog Annual 2020 [Comic Review]
Another decent multi-artist effort from IDW's Sonic team.
Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 28 [Comic Review]
While weaker than the previous issue, this was still fun.
Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 27 [Comic Review]
We speed towards the end of the Metal Virus arc with some nice action here.
Sonic Comics: My Thoughts On The Current Fan Division
The Sonic fandom is divided when it comes to the comics. And sometimes, that gets out of hand. These are my thoughts on the situation.
Sonic the Hedgehog [Film Review]
The Sonic Movie was not perfect. But it was A LOT of fun!
Sonic The Hedgehog Issue 26 [Comic Review]
All Or Nothing begins, and the heroes are going into battle!
Sonic Fan Theory: Blaze The Cat’s Timeline & The Birth Of Eggman NEGA
Blaze the Cat. Eggman NEGA. Two anomalies in the Sonic timeline. Today, I'm explaining why they fit in the world.
