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Double Easter Surprise! While ASR released a new issue today, enjoy a preview of the first story in our upcoming Sonic and Mega Man crossover, Sonic Super Special Online #16! Courtesy of ASO and your favorite mad scientist duo! (1/3) Art by MutliSketch and N'Oni

Nintendo Power had awesome comics over its run. Super Mario, Metroid, Star Fox, Zelda. So good.

@nuckles87 I have this on VHS and its in my parent’s attic I think.

I own three copies of this movie for some reason lol

The guy squirting water into Zach Ertz’s mouth is Joe O’Pella. He’s an athletic trainer that’s been with the team for over 15 years at this point. NFL teams don’t really have water boys, athletic trainers are usually the ones responsible for having water on the practice field and during games, but this post is absolutely hilarious. A guy who rehabbed my ACL tear in my second year, has a masters degree from Pitt, and has years of experience keeping Eagles players healthy and on the field being called a “Waterboy” is crazy, and I’m already giving him shit for it, but good lord this post is so wildly misleading. Either way, thought I’d clear the air, that the people with Water Bottles during games actually serve much bigger roles on NFL Teams.

I started developing Sonic X Godzilla in summer 2022! Not that we were delayed, more like a number of factors took time to line up. Two large licensors with American and Japanese branches, staffing changes within the publisher, alterations to the publishing slate, etc.

HE IS RISEN!!!

Jesus during Easter #jesus #easter

*clears throat loudly*

Happy Easter 👊 Love, Jay & Silent Bob 🐰

Really hate how this scene has been misconstrued as Sonic "spirit being broken" when it's all about him questioning what his next move should because right now he's a threat to everyone due to the MV. You can see in the same issue that even after everything that has happened he still doesn't give up

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Happy Easter! 👻🚫

Extremely honored to be apart of IDW Sonic comics for 8 years and going strong! 💪 Issue 100, here we come!

Good Lord what is happening in there!?

@ikrystalcs @BerryKitty06 @nuckles87 Are you serious right now? How out of touch with reality could you possibly be? Imagine calling a moment of genuine emotional weight "bad faith" because it doesn’t fit your narrow, sanitized vision of a mascot who isn't allowed to feel the pressure of a literal planetary extinction event. The claim that the IDW community suffers from "toxic positivity" is the ultimate projection from a vocal minority that has spent years trying to manufacture a narrative that this series is "bland" or "out of character." In reality, IDW is one of the most overhated eras of Sonic precisely because it dares to treat its cast like actual characters with internal lives rather than static cardboard cutouts that just quip and run. You’re sitting here demanding "less dialogue" and a "more in-character" Sonic in a scene where the world is quite literally melting into liquid metal. That isn't a critique of the writing; it’s a confession that you don’t understand how stakes or long-form storytelling work in a comic book medium. The Metal Virus arc was a absolute masterclass in high-stakes horror that pushed the entire franchise to its limit, and trying to "debunk" it by nitpicking a panel of Sonic showing vulnerability is embarrassing. We’re talking about a doomsday scenario so catastrophic that even Dr. Eggman—the man who unknowingly birthed the nightmare—lost total control and was forced into a desperate, unprecedented alliance with his worst enemies just to survive. This wasn't some low-stakes robot invasion; this was an arc defined by legitimate risks and heartbreaking sacrifices. We watched characters like Tangle give themselves up to the infection to save their friends, and we saw Cream the Rabbit lose her mother and her Chao in a sequence that provided more emotional depth than the last decade of game scripts combined. If you think Sonic being visibly exhausted and conflicted while his world crumbles is "out of character," you aren't looking for a good story; you’re looking for a static 16-bit sprite that never grows. The irony is that your "checklist" of complaints is completely irrelevant to the actual quality of the work. You claim there’s no world-building while ignoring the expansion of locations like Spiral Hill Village or the introduction of iconic new pillars of the lore like Whisper, Surge, and Kit. You complain about "underdeveloped characters" while the series is busy giving Silver the Hedgehog his greatest hero moment in history and forced Sonic to grapple with his "no-kill" idealism while staring down a biological apocalypse. The "toxic positivity" you want to study is actually just a fanbase that recognizes when a creative team is finally allowed to take risks and move the needle forward. You’re not "fighting an agenda"; you’re just out of touch with a narrative that has more heart and grit than any "classic" version you’re nostalgic for. The Metal Virus saga proved that Sonic works best when the consequences are real and the heroes are pushed to their breaking point. If that’s too "boring" for you, the problem isn’t the comic—it’s your inability to handle a character who actually has something to lose.

JO ADELL JUST ROBBED A THIRD HOME RUN TONIGHT HE JUMPED INTO THE STANDS 🤯

RT @_piccone:

New look at Earth from the Orion spacecraft. (Source: Artemis II Crew)