Inside The Pages: Sonic The Hedgehog #267
Another Sonic comic five-page preview and plot summary has arrived, courtesy of Arcade Sushi. This time it’s Sonic the Hedgehog #267, which goes on sale in less than a week. You can see both below.
SONIC THE HEDGEHOG #267
Script: Ian Flynn
Art: Jamal Peppers, Terry Austin, John Workman and Gabriel Cassata
Cover: Evan Stanley, Terry Austin and Ben Hunzeker
“Holiday Havoc” Variant Cover: Jennifer Hernandez, Terry Austin and Matt HermsThe thunderous conclusion to the latest Sonic story arc crashes to a close at lightning speed! “Ambushed!” Part Two: Sonic’s gotten himself into a hairy situation! The savage Werehog threatens to erupt from within, and the vengeful Egg Boss Thunderbolt attacks from without! What’s a cursed hedgehog to do? Unfortunately he won’t get by with a little help from his friends—the Freedom Fighters are far too busy fighting for their lives against three killer E-100 robots!
Don’t miss the explosive ending featuring cover art by Stanley, Austin and Hunzeker, plus a hilarious new “Holiday Havoc!” variant cover with pencils by the latest Sonic artist extraordinaire Jennifer Hernandez!
On Sale Date: 12/10 | 32-page, full color comic | $3.99 U.S.
This post was originally written by the author for TSSZ News.
ok seriously whats the obsession over the werehog in these comics?
Story arc.
It’s not an obsession dude. It’s called a story arc, the werehog a only been around for 4 issues and they’re doing a far better job with it then unleashed did in my opinion.
Yay more werehog
I like what they’re doing with the werehog in the comics, it’s like. Sonic unleashed adaption but not exactly. Ian should write for the comics haha
Am I the only one who was hoping it would take Sonic more than one issue to overcome the Werehog’s fury? 😛 Probably, a lot of people don’t like the Werehog as it is, so they want this whole arc to wrap up as soon as possible. Me? I like it. 😛 Then again I’m one of the weird people who enjoyed Sonic Unleashed, so..yeah. 😀
I thought the Wii version was ok,saying how I never played the Xbox 360, PS3, and PC versions, so I can’t compare those.
I played the PS2 version, my only real complaint was that the Night Stages outnumbered the Day Stages, I would’ve liked more Day Stages since the Night Stages made me dizzy. 🙁 I’ve heard each version has different sets of Day/Night Stages though.
I liked it best because it was fun to play, the story wasn’t hard to follow or overly convoluted, and the cutscene animations were superb. I could’ve lived without Professor Pickle, but he wasn’t featured that much so he wasn’t that annoying.
sonic hasn’t even met chip yet,
I’m pretty sure we got a long way to go before this adaptation is finished
They still have a lot of ground to cover; Sonic meeting Chip, getting the Emeralds to the Gaia Temples, and the showdown against Dark Gaia to name but three things. There are still a few Emeralds to find too. I think, all told, there’s enough for this whole Werehog arc to end just in time for Worlds Unite.
I’ve really been enjoying this. The story’s fun and intriguing. Can’t wait to see where the rest goes.
I don’t understand why the were gig got no love. Aside from his name meaning manhog , he’s actually a cool looking version of sonic.
It’s mostly because of the night stages in Unleashed.
Harsh reviewers as well
I wouldn’t be surprised if the upcoming Worlds Unite crossover takes place during the Unleashed arc, seeing how far the arc seems to be from completion at this point.
I’m seriously liking the art in this issue also Mighty & Ray’s “modern” designs