Sonic the Hedgehog #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Saturday Night's Alright For A Fight," Sonic the Hedgehog finds himself locked in a fierce, unexpected clash with the entire Freedom Fighters—believing them to be his foes. With Dr. Robotnik using a hidden transmitter on Sonic to track the rebels' secret base, the chaos escalates as trust is tested and loyalties are questioned. Written by Ken Penders and illustrated by Art Mawhinney, with inks by Rich Koslowski and colors by Barry Grossman, this 1995 issue delivers high-stakes tension and kinetic energy. The cover, by Dave Manak and Jon D'Agostino, captures the moment of confrontation in bold, dynamic style.
In "Saturday Night's Alright For A Fight," Sonic finds himself in a high-stakes misunderstanding, launching a full-on assault on the Freedom Fighters—believing them to be his foes. Meanwhile, Dr. Robotnik’s hidden transmitter on Sonic sets off a chain of tension, as the villain waits to exploit the chaos and uncover the rebels’ secret base.
In "Growing Pains," Tails sets out to prove himself to Sonic by taking on Dr. Robotnik alone—only to stumble upon a stranded female fox on a remote island, forcing him to choose between his mission and a sudden, unexpected rescue.
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Reprinted in Sonic the Hedgehog Archives #7 (2008), Sonic Select #8 (2013)
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