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Sonic The Hedgehog #86

Wed Apr 22, 2026 | 26 d

With Sage captured by a corrupted Metal Sonic, the favorite daughter of Dr. Eggman is about to be deleted. The only way to survive? Combine forces with her “sister,” Belle. As the two overcome their pain and fight to survive, they find themselves caught with Sonic under the whim of a mysterious ghostly figure.

Imprisoned in its sinister lair, will the children (and ultimate enemy) of Dr. Eggman be trapped forever beneath the harsh ice?

Sonic The Hedgehog #86

Sonic The Hedgehog #87

Wed Jun 10, 2026 | 75 d

Attack on the Master Emerald!
With all of the Chaos Emeralds in the world going missing, Sonic, Amy, and Tails travel to Angel Island to warn Knuckles that the Master Emerald is in danger. Although the four friends together are near-unstoppable, everything changes when Angel Island passes beneath a powerful storm, separating the team!

Trapped underground, Amy and Sonic find themselves facing eerily familiar opponents, while on the surface Knuckles and Tails are left to weather the raging storm. But the tempest isn’t the only danger on the island—in the midst of the chaos and confusion, a shrouded figure has arrived with their own plans for the Master Emerald…

A new arc on the Road to 100 starts here!

Sonic The Hedgehog #87

Publishers

Release Feb 3, 1995
Writer Nigel Kitching
Lineart Cassanovas

Official Solicitation

“Badniks Bridge – Part Two”
Writer: Nigel Kitching
Artist: Cassanovas

Amy and Johnny arrive just in time to catch Sonic as he plummets from the bridge, having spun his way out of confinement. Borrowing the plane`s tool kit, he removes the wheels friom the thruster`s transporter. Amy then issues the coup de grace with her crossbow, detonating the mine from a safe distance and incinerating the whole caboodle.

One of those rare stories which overtly shows how badly the gang is actually needed…

“The Carnival Night Conspiracy – Part Six”
Writer: Nigel Kitching
Artist: Richard Elson

Knuckles removes the badniks by simply burrowing along the foundations of the Carnival Night Zone, causing it to crash to Mobius before the visitors can enter it. The Marxios flee, leaving Knuckles to face a less-than-pleased Robotnik, whenever he should appear.

All in all, barring the strange contrast of the Marxios, an impressive debut for the enigmatic echidna. It helps that he has the best writer and artist available on the job, but the character is well-rounded and subtly different from any of the more gung-ho freedom fighters, and nothing is left either too unexplained, or explained enough to not have you wondering what`s to come.

Cover: Carl Flint