Sonic the Hedgehog: Bad Guys

Another IDW Sonic spinoff.

I still feel Tangle and Whisper was done way too early. This? I barely know the character exists.

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After his doubled disobedience and failure he's not likely to be welcome by Eggman or any others, but hasn't accomplished enough to be noteworthy so it sort of makes sense they'd use a spinoff to fluff up his relevance before he ends up irrelevant.

Which is inevitable, Ian, since what can another evil scientist really bring to the table Eggman hasn't or can't?

>Which is inevitable, Ian, since what can another evil scientist really bring to the table Eggman hasn't or can't?

My guess would be to try and write him as an actual character with family and emotions, something Ian can't do for the video game characters because MANDATES. Of course this will fail because he's not what people would read the comic for.

I am surprised that:
A. IDW is not doing melodrama constantly
B. They hired a different writer than Ian to help out on writing.
C. Are still advertising this when the company is about to go bankrupt.

Considering the main comic will be written for a while by someone who considers Sonic "asexual", I don't have much hope for the future.

Go away, /sthg/, just be glad Flynn isn't fucking up the comic for awhile.

Yeah, but they need this. The whole reason (and nobody notices this) the Archie comics worked so well was that Ian was constantly fleshing out the universe and adding stakes. It's necessary to do the same here in order to give the current sonic universe the proper expanded feel.

*fleshing out the universe and adding stakes via back issues and Sonic Universe. Not sure why it didn't get the whole sentence.

He only existed to be a short-term Snively replacement.

While I do agree it's too early and soon for the IDW characters have their own mini-series, I'm still ultmately gracious such act is being done in the first place, contrary to the FFs who, barring Sally, never really got their spots reserved for SU.

IDW Sonic is not for me, but just hearing that this new mini-series won't be handled by Ian is enough to hook me up, as fanboyish and crazy it might sound.

Christ god, finally. With that in mind, I can consider looking forward for what is about to be revealed more of Starline. Certainly no high hopes for great writing, but that it will very refreshing through the departure of Ian, for sure.

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