Sonic the Hedgehog #29
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "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.
In "Steel-Belted Sally," Sally takes a daring gamble, letting herself be captured and roboticized in a bold plan to infiltrate Dr. Robotnik’s ranks. With a hidden device meant to preserve her mind, she now walks among the machines, her free will intact—just barely.
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Reprinted in Sonic the Hedgehog Archives #8 (2008), Sonic Super Digest #1 (2012), Sonic Select #8 (2013)
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