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Sonic the Hedgehog #117
In "Tortoise and the Hedgehog" (by R. Chacon, Art Mawhinney, & Jim Amash), Sonic's childhood friend, Tommy Turtle, hasn't been seen since Dr. Robotnik first took over. Now he's back and already in trouble! Sonic goes to help but finds some old enemies in his way. What's a hero to do? Holy Matrix! See in "CyberRace" (by Benny Lee, Steven Butler, & Jim Amash) what Robotnik and Snively have to do to download to their new bodies after their old ones have been destroyed! Then, check out "Ultimate Power Part 3" (by Ken Penders & Dawn Best) as Knuckles confronts Mammoth Mogul... and Dimitri's life is at stake! Place your bets as the Chaos-infused contest is about to begin! Featuring a rollicking cover by Spaz and Ribeiro!
Characters: Constable Remington, Dimitri the Echidna, Doctor Eggman, Drago (Sega), Espio the Chameleon, Flying Frog, Julie-Su, Knuckles the Echidna, Lien-Da, Lightning Lynx, Mammoth Mogul, Mighty the Armadillo, Predator Hawk, Sergeant Simian, Slueth Doggy Dawg, Snively Robotnik, Sonic the Hedgehog, Tails (Sega), Vector the Crocodile
Creative roster
Art Mawhinney (Penciller)
Jason Jensen (Colorist)
Jeff Powell (Letterer)
Jim Amash (Inker)
Justin Gabrie (Editor)
Karl Bollers (Writer)
Ken Penders (Writer)
Nelson Ribeiro (Cover, Inker)
Patrick Spaziante (Cover)
Romy Chacon (Writer)
Steven Butler (Penciller)
Vickie Williams (Letterer)
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