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Sonic the Hedgehog #28
Saturday Night's Alright For A Fight, script by Ken Penders, pencils by Art Mawhinney, inks by Rich Koslowski; Sonic takes on the entire assemblage of Freedom Fighters, thinking that they're his enemies; Meanwhile, Dr. Robotnik has planted a transmitter on Sonic, hoping to learn the location of the Freedom Fighters' secret base. Growing Pains, script by Michael Gallagher, pencils by Dave Manak, inks by Harvey Mercadoocasio [as HARVO]; Determined to prove his prowess to Sonic, Tails goes off on his own to attack Dr. Robotnik; Along the way, he encounters a lovely female fox being held captive on a small island. Saturday Nights Fights: part one and two: With Sonic’s memory gone he fights the Freedom fighters Growing pains: angered that Sonic beat him up during the last issue and the Freedom Fighters treating like a child, Tails sets off alone until he found a damsel in distress.
Characters: Antoine D'Coolette, Bunnie Rabbot, Doctor Eggman, Fiona Fox, Hamlin, Rotor the Walrus, Sally Acorn, Snively Robotnik, Sonic the Hedgehog, Tails (Sega)
Creative roster
Art Mawhinney (Penciller)
Barry Grossman (Colorist)
Dave Manak (Cover, Penciller)
Harvey Mercadoocasio (Inker)
Jon D'Agostino (Cover)
Ken Penders (Writer)
Michael Gallagher (Writer)
Mindy Eisman (Letterer)
Rich Koslowski (Inker)
Richard Goldwater (Editor)
Scott Fulop (Editor)
Victor Gorelick (Editor)
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