The longest-running monthly American comic to never be relaunched is Sonic the Hedgehog.
How did a licensed comic about a video game hedgehog from the people that brought you Archie wind up outlasting every other series in comics?
The popular Sega franchise, Sonic the Hedgehog, has been really successful in recent years, forging paths for the recent upcoming titles.
These sales surged by 150 million compared to last year.
we need a new sonic pinball, with boss battles / hidden stages / 1 sec load times
Definitely agreed. I loved Sonic Spinball back on Genesis. I want a new Mean Bean Machine too, while we're at it!
Still need to check out Frontiers at some point. Just waiting on a really good Steam sale for it.
Elise hasn't been forgotten, even after her infamous debut in Sonic '06.
It's interesting how malleable the Sonic characters have successfully been across the different mediums
By having very little to do with the games. It's too bad a court case forced a reboot in 2012 though as that's when I stopped reading them. Based on what I've heard about the rebooted series there is some stuff I'd really like but at least a couple huge deal breakers that make me glad I made tracks, I mean besides the loss of so many characters and story elements from my childhood that caused me to leave the series behind in the first place.