Sonic the Hedgehog #29

Name: Sonic the Hedgehog #29
Brand: Archie

Dec 1995 · Archie · 1.50 USD; 1.65 CAD

“Steel-Belted Sally”

In "Steel-Belted Sally," Sonic the Hedgehog #29 (1995), Sally makes a daring move, allowing herself to be captured and roboticized in a bold plan to infiltrate Dr. Robotnik's ranks. Written by Angelo DeCesare and illustrated by Art Mawhinney, with inks by Rich Koslowski and colors by Barry Grossman, the issue sees Sally using a hidden device to retain her free will—setting the stage for a tense, high-stakes mission from within. The cover, by Pat Spaziante and Harvey Mercadoocasio, captures the moment with striking intensity.

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writer Angelo DeCesare · artist Art Mawhinney · inker Rich Koslowski · colorist Barry Grossman · letterer Mindy Eisman · cover Pat Spaziante, Harvey Mercadoocasio

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Cast · 10 characters

Antoine D'Coolette Bunnie Rabbot Dr. Robotnik Ivo Robotnik Miles Prower Princess Sally Acorn Rotor Snively Sonic the Hedgehog Tails

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writer Angelo DeCesare

artist Art Mawhinney

inker Rich Koslowski

colorist Barry Grossman

letterer Mindy Eisman

cover pencils Pat Spaziante

cover inks Harvey Mercadoocasio

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Sally allows herself to be captured and roboticized, planning on using a device to allow her to keep her free will in order to sabotage Dr. Robotnik's organization from within.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).