Sonic The Hedgehog #45
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Tails is a gamer confirmed
Amy’s fortune cards remind me of “sonic frontiers”
Belle’s cards predicted two things, a fire & Statue Savior. Tangle’s card is a reference to the way working at the restoration was suffocating her. She mentioned seeing the world in the Tangle & Whisper mini-series as well as issue #37. As for Jewel, her card depicts her current role in the restoration. Thought I point it out.
can someone please tell Big i found froggy?!
alien eyes
spot the big
I kinda knew that would happen…
tf does this mean?? belle better be ok yo
Tails and me still play that game.
It doesnβt get old.
Da bros gaming
Does anyone else hope for this in the fourth movie? Amy uses fortune cards to predict something bad happening so she finds Sonic! Something along those lines would be such a fun nod to the games!
π tail girl’s girlfriend is gone
The art style changedβ¦ thatβs all Iβm saying
the fact that tangle cant stop thinking of wisper
Sonic teasing Amy I need much more of this π
Love the art and story Evan Stanley! Bravo! π
Guess who?
Not gonna lie, but Jewel REALLY needs to chill on the whole “work” thing.
Idk why I like this but I do
dude this comic is like a single mom and a son the moms out camping and the son has a secret friend over
Bro everything has tails’ little icon. bro sonic and tails be gaming all weekend. Love it. How can sonic lift all that stuff
Sonic finally got caught up to the 90s!
Yoo ma boy big finally getting screen time bro
Yo sonics stronger than I thought π
Tails is a gamer
Doesn’t it kinda negate the whole point of tarot reading if the reader just picks whatever face card they want for you? Not Amy acting surprised by the leadership card she looks at and then chooses to describe her director friend π
Garfield is that you??
AGES = SEGA
sonic 2 reference
Doomed yuri in my sonic?
Anyways Tangle is drawn very nicely
Evan and Reggie completely crushed this issue. Particularly Reggie Graham with the colors. All those gorgeous reds and purples for the backgrounds during the tarot sequence that matched the card backings super well without feeling out of place, because the purple paralleled the night tones and the red paralleled the campfire tones. It adds a ton of volume to the scene while keeping the feeling of being on the border between a fire and the night air.
Then, you’ve got the wildfire not actually being on screen until the last page, but you feel its looming presence as the backgrounds and lighting grow warmer with each panel. Really inspired application of the colors and fantastic linework to carry them with from Evan as usual.