Sonic the Hedgehog #15

Sonic the Hedgehog #15
Corner Box: No. 15 Oct. $1.50 Sonic yells at Robotnik to get off of his cover.
Cover: Robotnik stands with arms wide open, welcoming everybody. (Manak & Dag)

"'Rockin' the 'Bot!'"
Script: Angelo DeCesare
Pencils: Dave Manak
Inks: Harvey Mercadoocasio
Colors: Barry Grossman
Letters: Dan Nakrosis
Editor: Scott Fulop
Managing Editor: Victor Gorelick
Editor-in-Chief: Richard Goldwater

Part I:
As Sonic runs through the rain he discovers a frog trapped under a tree. He frees the frog, which happens to be a magical frog. The frog gives Sonic three stones: a green stone for strength, a red stone for elasticity, and a yellow stone for leaping great distances. Each stone will be effective for a few minutes. Sonic doesn't believe the frog and as he rushes back to Knothole. He decides to give the stones to Tails and tell him that they're good luck stones.

Days later, Rotor tests out a land rover with the freedom fighters. Robotnik discovers them and uses his beetle 'bot to destroy the land rover. The robot picks up a large stone and prepares to throw it on the freedom fighters. Sonic picks up the magic stones, but he doesn't know which one to use for super strength.

Part II:
Sonic grabs the red stone and becomes a blue splat. He crawls from under the rock, realizing that the red stone was for elasticity. Robotnik is furious and uses the beetle 'bot to capture all of the freedom fighters. Sonic looks at the two stones that are left and tries to remember which one is the one for strength. He chooses the yellow one and then charges for the robot. Sonic jumps down on the ground, only to be sent up into the air. Now he realizes that the green stone is for strength. Robotnik prepares to fly back to Robotropolis, and Sonic figures out how to stop the robot. He slices a slab of a rock and uses a dead tree trunk to create a fly swatter. Sonic picks up the fly swatter and uses it to crush the robot. The beetle 'bot loses altitude, and Sonic uses his strength to keep the robot from hitting the ground. Sonic realizes that since the stones worked, the frog really was magical. He soon goes to a pond of frogs, asking each one for more magical stones.

"'What's the Big-Idea?'"
Script: Mike Kanterovich & Ken Penders
Pencils: Art Mawhinney
Inks: Harvey Mercadoocasio

Rotor has been locked away in his lab, and the freedom fighters begin to recall his failed inventions. They then start thinking about what he could be inventing. Eventually Rotor comes out, revealing his new invention: the Thermos™. It keeps hot things hot and cold things cold. Sonic and Sally are upset and think that it's not a good idea. Tails says that it will fit in his lunchbox (which has a picture of Sonic on it).

"'Animal Magnetism'"
Script: Angelo Decesare
Pencils: Art Mawhinney
Inks: Jon D'Agostino

Robotnik decides to use Bunnie as a way to destroy the freedom fighters. Meanwhile, the freedom fighters are having a barbecue. Rotor is making Barbecued Mobian Mush. Bunnie brings him a ladle, which flies out of her hand, along with every thing else that is metal. She soon finds herself flying in the same direction. Sonic finds the source of the problem: Robotnik's newest invention called Magnabot. As Bunnie clings to a tree, Sonic comes up with a plan. He grabs a trash can lid and runs out of the magnetic field. The Magnabot eventually turns toward Sonic, and the metal from Robotropolis come rushing to the robot. Sonic and Bunnie go back to Knothole, where Rotor coats her with a solution that will prevent her from being attracted to magnets.

NOTE: There are no Sonic-Grams in this issue, but there are two notes that were on the bottom of the last two pages of the last story.
~ A 48 page special is coming soon
~ "Sonic Under Glass" will be on sale in 30 days

(Summary by Silver Starr)

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