Archie chose alternative number two, and for the last six months, we’ve been dealing a brand-new Archie!Sonic-verse, one considerably more influenced by the videogames than the one seen in the previous three hundred issues. We have crossed that bridge, and then another. Either way, the story I’ve enjoyed in one way or another for more than a decade would end. Whisker clash, the quest for the Sol Emeralds pits pirate. After current scribe Ian Flynn was forced to jettison all his predecessor’s characters (*1) it seemed that the book could only move forward by either ignoring huge swaths of its universe and continuity, or by hitting the cosmic reset button in order to create a universe where those characters didn’t exist. Pirate Plunder Panic Part Three: THARR BE MUTINY ON THE HIGH SEAS As Capt.
It’s been more than a year since the effects of lawsuit by former Sonic the Hedgehog writer Ken Penders first made their presence felt upon the Archie book, and just as much time since I’ve been able to unreservedly enjoy the book. ( Note: This post contains spoilers for the last six months worth of Sonic the Hedgehog and Sonic Universe issues.) ( Archie Comics, Archie Sonic, Countdown to Chaos, Ian Flynn, Ken Penders, Pirate Plunder Panic, Sonic the Hedgehog, Sonic Universe) Six Months Later: Musings on the New Archie Sonic Universe
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