But I understand that not all is yet lost ... No sooner had we published than an Archie Comics spokesperson told us "We are aware of the questions regarding Sonic. Archie and SEGA are in ...

Still, the question remains: How did a licensed comic about a video game hedgehog from the people that brought you Archie ... Sonic Underground, a series where he and his heretofore unseen ...

Eventually, Archie would lose the rights to produce Sonic comics, with IDW getting the license ... make it easier for Zonic to return, but it all depends on Sega. The publisher is very good ...

I wasn’t sure what to make of it when Archie Comics announced Worlds ... of crossover concepts and he uses ALL OF THEM! The bad guys kidnapping Sonic’s friends and turning them into ...

And, I get to apply it here, so that's nice." Flynn has been a writer for Archie's Sonic comics for years, dating all the way back to issue #160 through the series' eventual cancelation at issue #290.

Obviously, the centerpiece of all of this is the Sonic/Flash ... Thomas, like Flynn, is a veteran contributor to Sonic's comic book adventures, both at Archie and now at IDW, and he knows these ...

This long-forgotten character has been cast aside over the years, but he made his debut in Archie Comics ... Sonic's family ...

In the past, there hasn't been much direct interplay between Sega's Sonic the Hedgehog video games and Archie Comics' Sonic books. But that looks to be changing in the coming months, as Archie has ...

Steven Butler, best known for his work on the company’s Sonic ... said that Archie Comics decided to go with a comic based on Mega Man instead of Metroid, so these drawings are all we have ...