This is pretty cool actually, despite how corny it is. I wonder where it came from. Gamepro?

Ya, I guess I should mention that if anyone out there knows where this came from, or where we can view the rest of the comic, please let us know!

How does the cobalt effect work when you aren't actually moving?

It's from a UK comic called Sonic The Comic.Sonic The Comic.

[url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonic_the_comic/[/url]

Haha. It's okay Heywood, I'll just utilize my copy+paste function these PCs use nowadays.

Heywood, that can't be it. The Sonic on that cover is quite a bit different than the one from the panel. Plus, there are other Sonic comics.

....wtf..

Magesx, it's the right comic. From the Sonic the comic wiki-

" This origin story established that Sonic was originally a normal brown hedgehog, who burrowed his way into the underground laboratory of Dr. Ovi Kintobor, a scientist who wished to rid the planet Mobius of all evil through the use of powerful gems called the Chaos Emeralds. In addition, he helped Sonic increase his running speed using a special treadmill, until the hedgehog eventually broke the sound barrier with a sonic boom which turned him blue. However, an accident involving the unstable Chaos Emeralds and a rotten egg transformed Kintobor into the evil Dr Ivo Robotnik, leading to the events of the games Sonic the Hedgehog and Sonic the Hedgehog 2. The accident consisted of Kintobor accidentally knocking over a bottle of lemonade into a machine he was working on, that had the emeralds inside (while holding the egg), while he was explaining to Sonic what he was doing.

Hey CTZ:
I have a bunch of HORRIBLE Sonic Comic stuff you might find hilarious here:
http://freezecracker.com/junkyard.php

Well, in that case, I've been proven wrong. D:

Whoa, whoa, whoa. In that whole page, the hedgehog is talking. Now, I may still be in High School, but wouldn't it be hard to talk if you were a hedgehog? Just figure I'd point that out.

...kinda retarded i think...but ah well!

Nothing ruins a fantasy creation like trying to paste on pseudo-science.

I must say, though, that it makes overly pretentious science-fiction movies entertaining. "The Core" was hilarious -- probably the best worst movie ever made.

@jayeugene
he's looking in a mirror genius

I had that comic when I was a young 'un. It wasn't the one posted above though. Then again, since I live in Australia, that's to be expected. I think it came free with a gamne magazine.

I believe it's from an old EGM. Though don't quote me on that. I remember having it, it was a two page spread on some game mag and the only subscriptions we had back then were EGM and Nintendo Power. Though we did buy the occasional GamePro(but I really don't believe it was in there).

guys, guys..I'm not sure the comic is meant to be read by anyone over the age of...10-13ish. I guess pointing out the scientific inaccuracies kinda seems...moot.

Who am I kidding? rrrrrico

Suave!

I actually have this laying around somewhere at my parent's house from when I was a kid. They ran this comic in a Disney Adventures Magazine back back in the day.

If you want it that bad ill scan it for you someday when I am not busy...

The comic was made by sega and sen out to be published on it own to go with your copy of sonic 1 at launch then it was sent to other publications.

This is the original comic I posted above, it came out 2 weeks before sonic 1 on genesis did.

the dude at counter said they was free even though it said a $1.50 on it, I think he was just being nice though and gave me some.

thank you, i have the origional of this as well. your awsom