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Sonic the Hedgehog #90

Archie Comics · January 2001

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About this issue

Writer
Karl Bollers and Ken Penders
Penciller
James Fry III, Ron Lim, and Steven Butler
Inker
Andrew Pepoy, Jim Amash, and Ken Penders
Colorist
Frank Gagliardo
Letterer
Ken Penders and Vickie Williams
Cover
Aimee Ray, Josh Ray, Ken Penders, and Patrick Spaziante
Editor
Justin Gabrie, Richard Goldwater, and Victor Gorelick
Characters
Amy Rose, Antoine D'Coolette, Bunnie Rabbot, Doctor Eggman, Doctor Quack, Elias (Sega), Geoffrey St. John, Hershey, King Acorn, Knuckles the Echidna, Mina (Sega), Rob O' the Hedge, Sally Acorn, Sonic the Hedgehog, and Uncle Chuck
Cover date
January 2001
On sale
1 November 2000
Cover price
$1.99
UPC
762816469777
Pages
36
Rating
CCA

A sword-wielding Sonic undertakes an unauthorized solo mission to free the Robians, and is surprised to find an unwanted ally in the form of Mina the mongoose. Things really get hectic when both find themselves under attack from new, upgraded versions of Robotnik's Com-Bots! Meanwhile, Princess Sally and Prince Elias become reacquainted with their mother, Queen Alicia, and King Max receives crippling news. All this, plus Rotor the walrus returns! Also, in another thrilling Knuckles back-up story, Knuckles and his friends learn some heartbreaking realities on Albion, and find themselves having to choose between the lesser of two evils in a story appropriately titled, "Between a Rock and a Hard Place." Written by Ken Penders, with art by Steven Butler and Pam Eklund.