Sonic the Hedgehog #72
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I, Robotnik!", King Acorn's kingdom-wide broadcast is hijacked by a defiant pirate transmission that paints a startlingly different picture of the war against Dr. Robotnik—raising urgent questions about the truth behind his supposed demise. Written by Karl Bollers and illustrated by Steven Butler, with inks by Pam Eklund and colors by Frank Gagliardo, this 1999 issue delivers a tense, pivotal moment in the ongoing conflict. The cover, by Pat Spaziante, captures the moment of disruption with sharp, dramatic flair.
In "I, Robotnik!", King Acorn's kingdom-wide broadcast is hijacked by a mysterious pirate signal that paints Dr. Robotnik in a surprisingly sympathetic light, sparking doubt among the citizens about the true nature of the war. As the truth behind the broadcast begins to unravel, the question lingers: who is really behind the message, and what do they hope to achieve?
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Reprinted in Sonic the Hedgehog Archives #19 (2012)
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