Sonic the Hedgehog #11

Sonic the Hedgehog #11
Corner Box: No. 11 June $1.25 Tails is underneath a Sonic comic. (Tails goes undercover.)
Cover: Robotnik charges at a cardboard cut-out of Sonic that has TNT behind it. (Manak/D'Agostino)

"The Good, the Bad, and the Hedgehog!"
Script: Mike Kanterovich & Ken Penders
Pencils: Dave Manak
Inks: Art Mawhinney
Letters: Bill Yoshida
Colors & Production: Barry Grossman
Editors: Victor Gorelick & Paul Castiglia
Editor-in-Chief: Richard Goldwater

Part I:
Sally contacts Sonic to have him stop one of Robotnik's machines. In order to save time, Sonic takes the Cosmic Interstate. However, he soon gets lost and finds himself in an area that seems different. On his way to Knothole, Sonic finds a veterinary clinic. He walks inside to find Doctor Robotnik treating animals. The animals prepare to attack Sonic, who runs out of the window and down the side of the building. Sonic then runs straight into a look-alike version of himself.

Part II:
Both Sonics think they are the real one. Sonic says that he took a wrong turn on the Cosmic Interstate, so Evil Sonic (wearing sunglasses, a leather jacket and boots) explains the situation. Sonic has crossed into a reverse universe, meaning that the freedom fighters fight against freedom and Robotnik is the good guy. Evil Sonic wants a race, so the two start a race around Mobius. Sonic becomes tired of the game and leads Evil Sonic to the veterinary clinic. Sonic teases the animals and then speeds off as they prepare to attack. Evil Sonic comes into the room and is captured by the animals. Afterwards, Sonic heads back to his universe. With a device made by good Robotnik, he sucks up the gray goop that the freedom fighters were worried about. Sally says Sonic is one of a kind.

Sonic Art page - 1 page

"Beat the Clock!"

Coconuts has captured Sally, Rotor, Tails and Antoine. His plan is to become number one on Robotnik's list by making Sonic come to rescue his friends from an explosion. Sonic makes his way through a maze (which can be done by the reader) and rescues everybody in the nick of time. Coconuts is caught in the explosion and sees stars (which is what he wanted to be on the top ten).

Sonic-Grams highlights:
~ Sonic 3 sold out in a few days
~ A time-travel story will be in the next issue
~ Sonic toys are available
~ There is a reason why Sonic covers are not done in foil (see Sonic the Hedgehog #2)
~ Nobody has ever seen Sonic take his shoes off
~ Robotnik is not a robot
~ Pseudo-Sonic has blown a fuse

"Food for Thought or 'You are What You Eat!'"
Script: Mike Kanteroich & Ken Penders
Pencils & Inks: Art Mawhinney

In an early celebration of his birthday, Sonic makes himself a ton of chili-dogs as a midnight snack and eats them all. He falls asleep and begins to have a strange dream. . . .

Sonic the Chili-dog finds Princess Sally (an ice cream cone) with a tape. The two watch the tape only to find Robot-burger (Robotnik) getting ready to make Kentucky Fry Tails. Sonic runs off to Burge-tropolis to rescue Tails (french fries). Coconuts throws a banana peel on the floor, and Sonic slips on it. He is placed on a conveyer belt that leads to a barbeque grill. Sonic screams as he wakes up.

Sonic vows that he will start a diet. Sally and Tails sneak in the room and wish Sonic a happy birthday. They surprise him with a plate full of chili-dogs. Sonic thinks for a minute, then starts eating them quickly.

(Summary by Silver Starr)

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