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Sonic the Hedgehog #250
Celebrate 250 issues of the longest-running video game based comic series, Sonic the Hedgehog, with 'When Worlds Collide' Part Nine of Twelve! The final act of the crossover mega-event starts here as Sonic and Mega Man stand united against the Wily Egg - and backing them up are all their heroic friends. Standing against them are the Robot Masters-all of them! Let the battle begin! At a whopping 48 pages, this double-sized issue features a special, digitally remastered re-presentation of the first Sonic the Hedgehog issue! Also featuring a stunning new wrap-around cover by Patrick 'SPAZ' Spaziante. Plus, choose your favorite hero with the 'Team Sonic' and 'Team Mega Man' CHIBI variant covers! Continued in this month's Mega Man #27!
Characters: Amy Rose, Blaze the Cat, Charmy Bee, Cubot, Doctor Eggman, Espio the Chameleon, Knuckles the Echidna, Metal Sonic, Orbot, Rotor the Walrus, Rouge the Bat, Sally Acorn, Shadow the Hedgehog, Silver the Hedgehog, Snively Robotnik, Sonic the Hedgehog, Tails (Sega), Vector the Crocodile
Creative roster
Ben Bates (Penciller)
Ben Hunzeker (Cover)
Gary Martin (Cover, Inker)
Ian Flynn (Writer)
John Workman (Letterer)
Matt Herms (Colorist, Cover)
Mike Pellerito (Editor)
Patrick Spaziante (Cover)
Paul Kaminski (Editor)
Ryan Jampole (Cover)
Victor Gorelick (Editor In Chief)
Vincent Lovallo (Editor)
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