Archie Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 29
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| Sonic the Hedgehog | |
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| Issue | #29 |
| Date |
October 1995 |
| Publisher |
Archie Comics |
| Writer |
Angelo DeCesare, Mike Gallagher |
| Cover Artist |
Patrick Spaziante, Harvey Mercadoocasio |
| Pencils |
Art Mawhinney, Dave Manak |
| Inks |
Rich Koslowski, Harvey Mercadoocasio |
| Letters |
Mindy Eisman |
| Colors |
Barry Grossman |
| Editor |
Scott Fulop |
| Managing Editor |
Victor Gorelick |
| Editor-in-Chief |
Richard Goldwater |
| First Appearances | |
Archie Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 29 was the twenty-ninth issue of the main Sonic the Hedgehog comic series. The 29th issue of the Sonic the Hedgehog comic series.
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[edit] About this Issue
[edit] Summary
[edit] Story One
- "Steel Belted Sally"
Dulcy makes her debut with the Freedom Fighters in this story. Sonic and Dulcy are being chased by a hover unit, and following its demolition, Sonic creeps in and finds what is revealed to be a portable deroboticizer. When it is taken back to Knothole, Rotor determines that there is only enough power for it to be used one time. Sally proposes to deroboticize Bunnie, but Bunnie suggests they use it as a backup in a plan to turn one of themselves into a Robot saboteur to help bring down Robotnik. Sally volunteers to be the one. Rotor equips Sally with a neuro-overrider mechanism chip so that she retains her free will after robotization. After being captured in a phony chase, Sally's plan is put into motion, but during Robotization, the NO chip falls off, making Sally a full robot. Seeing their deception, Robotnik renames Sally Bot #3390 and uses her to capture the Freedom Fighters at their rendezvous point. Robotnik and Snively demand the return of the deroboticizer, but Sonic sasses Robotnik ("I traded it in for a picture of Robotnik, never know when I'll need to wipe my nose.") Snively chuckles at this but then sends them to Robotnik's tower for robotization. Dulcy flies to Robotropolis in time to stop Sally by using the DR on her. Before Robotnik can start the roboticizer himself, Dulcy uses her fire breath on his butt while Sally frees the others. ("Besides, Robotnik was the one who couldn't get the job done. That's why I FIRED him!!!" -Dulcy)
[edit] Story Two
- "Saturday Night's Alright for a Fight!" - Part Two
Tails escapes Robotnik's Roboticizer only to be nearly drowned by the Fiona duplicate. His life is saved after she rusts up in the water. Robotnik escapes in his egg-o-matic and leaves behind a big pile of garbage, including a list of supplies to be delivered to his underboss in Downunda. Before he can contact the Freedom Fighters about this, Tails decides to investigate this himself and heads to Downunda in his Sea Fox submarine, not noticing the Fiona duplicate shedding tears as he leaves.
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[edit] Trivia
- Robotnik refers to the Fiona robot as the leftover Sally duplicate from the Princess Sally mini series, but this is retconned as the robot duplicate of the real Fiona Fox that was created in the Prison camp where Sonic, Mighty, Ray and Fiona were taken to.
- The title is a spoof of the song "Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting" by Elton John.
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