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About this issue
- Writer
- Benjamin Lee, Karl Bollers, and Ken Penders
- Penciller
- Jay Axer and Ron Lim
- Inker
- Andrew Pepoy, Jim Amash, and Pam Eklund
- Colorist
- Aimee Ray, Jason Jensen, and Josh Ray
- Letterer
- Jeff Powell and Vickie Williams
- Cover
- Nelson Ribeiro and Patrick Spaziante
- Editor
- Justin Gabrie
- Characters
- Bunnie Rabbot, Constable Remington, Doctor Eggman, Espio the Chameleon, Julie-Su, Knuckles the Echidna, Locke the Echidna, Mammoth Mogul, Mighty the Armadillo, Rouge the Bat, Sonic the Hedgehog, and Vector the Crocodile
- Cover date
- January 2003
- On sale
- 30 October 2002
- Cover price
- $1.99
- Pages
- 36
- Rating
- Unknown
"Operation Off-Switch" (by Bollers, Lim, Pepoy & Eklund): When orbital spy satellites reveal Robotnik rebuilding a new mechanized body amidst the ruins of the ancient, deserted city of Megalopolis, Sonic and Bunnie are recruited to stop him... but can they do so in time?! "Bat Fight" (by Bollers, Axer, & Amash): It seems Sonic and Bunnie are not the only ones the President dispatched to Megalopolis ? Rogue The Bat is there as well! When she confuses Bunnie for a bad guy, all heck breaks loose as our belles battle it out! Plus: Knuckles stars in "Ultimate Power, Midlogue: The Lesson" (by Penders, Lim, & Ray): As Knuckles prepares to face Mammoth Mogul to save his dying ancestor Dimitri, he remembers a time when life was simpler and his father taught him the lessons that would serve him for times like these.