DAM!
I mean it's Zelda I shouldn't be that surprised but dam! In 4 days?!
It's deserved to be honest, beautiful game.
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Archie.
Okay everyone that is annoying about STC not being here have this
STC, Movie, Archie, Classic, Modern and Boom
#Sonicthehedgehog #ArchieSonic #SonicTheComic #SonicBoom #SonicMovie #DeathBattle
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Honestly, I'm less hyped about the 'everyone is back' trope and more curious about how strong this villain actually is.
The last time we saw everyone pull up like this was back around Chapter 59 I think.
So just how high are the stakes for them to have to jump him like this?
Solicitation for the upcoming Sonic the Hedgehog One Shot. Releasing on Comics Giveaway Day, May 1, 2027.
#IDWSonic
Mimic in idw was such an amazing concept, but it was completely squandered
The fact that an evil shapeshifter armed with a knife managed to kill no one is absurd.
To make matters worse, his execution was so out of character that even the real Mimic would never go out like that.
Lanolin’s downfall in IDW proves that being "right" doesn't make you a leader
True leadership means standing tall under heavy pressure, no matter how crushing the burden
When the heat turned up, Lanolin buckled, offering a quick apology before retreating to Emeraldville with J.
Sega’s insistence on making Sonic Prime main line canon makes zero sense
Forcing it onto the main timeline feels so unnecessary, especially when Sonic and Shadow supposedly remember the entire ordeal, but never bring it up again
They should had made it its own thing, like boom.
Sonic in chapter 67 of IDW felt completely out of character for me.
Bringing Surge onto a team with Whisper, knowing the exact trauma Whisper went through because of her, is completely heartless, and Sonic knowing about it makes it even worse.
That wasn't Sonic; that was Mimic.
People often forget that a comic writer's greatest tool isn't always words.
True emotional depth comes through visual pacing and silence.
Look at how Metal Sonic is handled in this IDW panel.
it stands out to me as the best written piece of storytelling in the whole comic.
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THANK YOU!
Man, all I ever see is people complaining about what this character did, if you know, you know.
Newsflash: the exact same thing happened to Batman! Did people throw a fit and hate the character? No! They blamed the writer.
Learn the difference, for God's sake.
Scourge is genuinely the PERFECT anti-Sonic for Archie Sonic, and I'll die on that hill
He's not just Sonic but evil. He's every defining trait of Archie Sonic taken to its ugliest extreme. The confidence becomes insecurity, the rebelliousness becomes tyranny, and the freedom Sonic fights for becomes the freedom to oppress others
And that's what makes their dynamic so fucking good. Scourge believes Sonic is one bad day away from becoming him, while Sonic knows Scourge is one decent choice away from becoming better
They're two sides of the SAME coin, separated not by power or circumstance, but by CHARACTER. Scourge isn't just Sonic's opposite. He's everything Sonic refuses to become, and vice-versa
Every time I look at this panel, I don't see Sonic saying something like that, but I see Spider-Man say it.
So I decided to test something out...
The Metal Virus arc is so overrated in IDW conversations.
It has its moments, but the writing quality across a lot of other arcs blows it out of the water.
Honestly feels like people only glaze the arc because of the shock value, Compare it to other arcs and you see its bad.
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