Sonic the Hedgehog: Another Alternate History

This article follows a second Alternate History of Sonic, one where Sonic was created in Pennsylvania, U.S.A. and was a classic 1950's comic character before gradually transforming into a video game character aswell. This of course, means Sonic has much more history. All names of people in this timeline that are not fictional, are purely hypothetical, most are randomly generated via online translators.  Any likeness to real people are either parody, coincidental, or in cases of celebrities, simply used to give the history realism. The timeline focuses on Sonic the franchise, the series' it contains, the characters, and aspects surrounding the companys owning said franchise/series (in-timeline).
==Pre-1950's - Before Sonic==
November 11, 1913 - Bruce Simpson is born in Drumheller, Alberta, Canada.
March 1, 1916 - Marsha Keller is born in Hershey, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
June, 1928 - Bruce and Marsha meet for the first time when Marsha and her family go on a vacation to Drumheller. Over the Summer, they begin growing feelings for eachother.
September 11, 1934 - Bruce and Marsha marry, Marsha takes Bruce's last name as Simpson, and the couple move to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
May 18, 1935 - Bruce and Marsha concieve their first child, a daughter they name Catherine.
June, 1935 - Bruce thinks up his very first comic idea, as he aspires to be a comic artist/cartoonist. His first idea is a comic about a cartoonish rabbit fighting an evil overweight farmer who is working with various hunters to bring the rabbit down. He works for hours daily to bring this comic to life while also caring for his child.
July, 1935 - Bruce works hard on the Rabbit comic, and develops a female Rabbit to be the damsel in distress of the storyline.
August, 1935 - Bruce finishes his Rabbit comic and begins trying to find a publisher for it.
September, 1935 - Bruce submits his comic idea to various Publishers, only to have every single one of them reject his idea completely. Including Atlas Comics, National Comics, various other magazines.
October, 1935 - Bruce attempts to get his comic published as a strip in the local newspaper, and do this he redraws the characters into a basic strip comic. The comic is stil rejected.
November, 1935 - Bruce reworks the comic idea entirely, by changing the Rabbit into an Armadillo and the Farmer into a mad scientist who is trying to use the Armadillo in dangerous experiments, which the Armadillo is constantly running away from being a part of. He draws this one as a short strip comic.
December, 1935 - Bruce attempts to get his reworked comic into the local newspaper, but it is once more rejected.
March, 1936 - After letting his idea sit on the desk for a while, Bruce decides to rework it once more. He changes the Armadillo into an Echidna, but keeps all the other characters the same. He once more submits this idea to various publishers, all of which turn him down.
August, 1936 - Bruce decides to give his idea for a rest a bit and decides to instead focus on caring for his family.
Feburary 9 , 1940 - Bruce and Marsha have two more children; Twin Sons named Andrew and Bradley.
June, 1945 - Andrew and Bradley are given a pet hedgehog from Marsha. This new pet is lovingly named Speedy.
August, 1946 - Bruce  turns to his old comic idea again, and submits the Echidna idea for publishing one more time. When it is once more rejected by all the publishers he turns too, he finally shelves the idea.
March, 1947 - Bruce, after a while,  turns back to his comic idea, and once being inspired by his two boys and their pet hedgehog, turns the Echidna into an anthro cartoonish Hedgehog character, he even gives the character a more cocky personality to be different from other comic heroes, and does the best he can to create a creative idea.
April, 1947 - Bruce works on the world of Sonic. He develops the Hedgehog's homeworld of Mobius, and even creates a Cheerleader character named Brittany, a mad scientist named Professor Ivo Kintobor Thompson, and a robotic doppleganger of the Hedgehog. He develops all these characters before he thinks of trying to have it published.
May, 1947 - Bruce names the Hedgehog character "Sonic".
June, 1947 - Bruce submits his Sonic idea and character to Timely Comics (Later on would become Atlas Comics and then later Marvel Comics), but they reject it.
July, 1947 - Bruce submits his Sonic idea to Dell Comics, but they also reject it.
August, 1947 - Bruce submits his Sonic idea to Archie Comics, but they also reject it.
September, 1947 - Bruce submits his Sonic idea to Ace Comics, but once more, it is rejected.
November, 1947 - Bruce submits the Sonic idea to Harvey Comics, but it is rejected.
January, 1948 - Bruce submits his Sonic idea to Columbia Comics, but they reject it.
April, 1948 - Bruce submits the idea of Sonic to Fiction House, but it is turned down.
August, 1948 - Bruce submits the idea of Sonic to Fox Feature Syndicate, but it is once more turned down.
December, 1948 - Bruce submits his idea to Quality Comics, but is once more turned down.
March, 1949 - Bruce submits his idea to EC Comics, but they reject it.
December, 1949 - Bruce finally submits his idea to National Comics (Would later be known as DC Comics and was at times called that anyway., and they actually accept it and agree to publish it into a comic book series.
==1950-1953: The Original Comic Series==
March, 1950 - Sonic the Hedgehog #1 is published by National Comics. In this issue, we meet Brittany, who lives in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She is the daughter of a well known scientist, and is kidnapped by the villain scientist Dr. Ivo Kintobor Thompson. Thompson holds Brittany hostage in a local nuclear power plant, and has a massive shoot-out with police forces. One of the officers blasts a reactor, causing the plant to explode. This however, due to the explosion mixing with various other chemicals that Thompson had in the room, causes a rip in space & time instead, transporting Thompson and Brittany to a strange world called Mobius instead Mobius, in this incarnation, is inhabited by Hedgehog people, and is warmer than Earth is (thus some of it's fauna resembles creatures of Earth's prehistoric times, but not all). Of course, this is Sonic's homeworld, and when Thompson runs, holding Brittany hostage, into the city of Falconbridge, he is promptly confronted by Sonic and due to Sonic's super speed and ball-form attacks, he is finally stopped, but runs off instead of being arrested. Brittany decides to live in Sonic's home as she has to get used to this, and Sonic is awarded a medal for what he did.
April, 1950 - Sonic the Hedgehog #2 is published by National Comics. In this issue, Thompson uses an abandoned Nuclear power plant in the city of Greengrove to use as his evil lair/headquarters. Naturally, he uses materials inside of the plant to construct his first robot: Jokester P. Prankster. A jester-hedgehog like robot who's entire purpose is to prank people living in Falconbridge. He naturally, does so. His pranks start as harmless simple pranks, but gradually grow into outright malicious pranks and even outright criminal actions. Sonic for the most part, ignores it as it is April Fool's Day and believes if he prankster goes out of hand that the cops will take care of it. Eventually, Jokester almost tricks Brittany into falling off a cliff, and this brings Sonic into saving her. Sonic then does battle with Jokester, eventually revealing it to be a robot. As such, Sonic doesn't hold back and destroys Jokester by ripping off his head. Thompson is defeated, Falconbridge is saved, and everyone aside from the Professor is happy.
May, 1950 - Sonic the Hedgehog #3 is published by National Comics. In this issue, Dr. Thompson creates yet another robot: This time, a shark-themed robot, believing Mobians don't know what sharks are. He unleashes this robot on the beaches just as Sonic and Brittany are relaxing on the beach of the near-by city Northbeach. The shark of course, terrifies many of the people swimming, but since Sonic can't swim, he can't do anything about it. However, since this robot was built to handle saltwater, Brittany suggests luring it into freshwater. Sonic goes with it, and tries to trick the robot, who wants to kill specifically him, into following him into a river system. The robot does so, and soon enough is not only slowed down by the freshwater, but is torn apart and destroyed by Mobius' native Freshwater Sharks. The day is once more saved, and Sonic is celebrated as the hero of Mobius.
June, 1950 - Sonic the Hedgehog #4 is published by National Comics. In this issue, Dr. Thompson creates a robot that is designed like a classic rock golem, only this time he is highly radioactive. Meanwhile, Sonic brings Brittany to a Hedgehog professor, Prof. Charles Hogson, though Sonic calls him "Uncle Chuck". Uncle Chuck explains to Brittany her situation, and states that it could take a long time until he finds a way for her to get back home.  Soon enough, Falconbridge is attacked by the Nuclear Rock Golem, this time alongside Dr. Thompson. Sonic sets out to destroy it, but Uncle Chuck stops him before his harmed by the radiation. As such, Uncle Chuck has Sonic put on a protective suit to fight the creature. It slows Sonic down, but lets him fight the creature unharmed. Sonic manages to defeat the creaure, but in the result of it's destruction, it mutates Prof. Thompson into a bald man with a big mustache and a very round body. It also makes him go more insane than usual. From here on, Thompson calls him Dr. Ivo Robotnik instead of Tompson.
July, 1950 - Sonic the Hedgehog #5 is published by National Comics. In this issue, Dr. Robotnik, now desperate to defeat Sonic, creates a new robot using the remains of the Nuclear Golem, the Shark robot, and Jokester. From these pieces, he creates Volcronic, a hedgehog-shark-golem mix robot that has it's weapons all fire based. He sends the beast out when he learns Mount Falconbridge is actually a volcano. Naturally, Volcronic takes the time to kidnap Brittany to get Sonic involved. Sonic chases Volcronic and Brittany to the volcano as Volcronic tries to destroy the volcano until it erupts. However, he is ultimately defeated when Sonic tricks him into falling into the lava, melting him to pieces and melting those pieces to ash. Sonic saves Brittany from falling in just in time.
August, 1950 - Sonic the Hedgehog #6 is published by National Comics. In this issue, Dr. Robotnik disguises himself as a Hedgehog man to actually run for Mayor of Falconbridge. At first, even Sonic is fooled by this, as is Brittany ,though Uncle Chuck remains skeptical. In the end, the truth is only revealed late into the comic, when the mayor is elected and said new "mayor" turns Falconbridge into his own personal dictatorship. Sonic promtply exposes Robotnik for who he is, and though Robotnik kidnaps Brittany, Sonic's super speed easily makes him be defeated, and promptly thrown in jail.
September, 1950 - Sonic the Hedgehog #7 is published by National Comics. In this issue, Dr. Robotnik has one of his minor robots smuggle a device into his maximum security prison cell, and uses it to communicate with his robots through it while incarcerated. He uses this to unleash a wasp-like robot named Buzzbomber on Falconbridge. Naturally, Sonic takes care of it, however he has trouble due to the robot being able to fly. He gets around this when Uncle Chuck constructs a jetpack, and saves Brittany when she gets kidnapped aswell as destroys Buzzbomber too.
October, 1950 - Sonic the Hedgehog #8 is published by National Comics. In this issue, Sonic finds the time to show Brittany around the city of Falconbridge, and we actually learn things about mobian culture. Brittany also learns about the legend of a lost civilization of Armadillos, one of the few species to live on Mobius aside from Hedgehogs, but only in Mobius' past. Robotnik was using a robot to eavesdrop on them from prison, and sends another robot, a robotic version of himself named Egg-Robo, to learn more about this. While Egg-Robo robs the musuem, various robots themed after Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and other DC characters attack Sonic and Brittany. In the end, it is revealed this is merely Part 1 of a multi part story-arc, as Sonic and Brittany fail to stop Egg-Robo's getaway.
November, 1950 - Sonic the Hedgehog #9 is published by National Comics. In this issue, Sonic, Brittany and Uncle Chuck are searching for where Egg-Robo could have gone too. This issue reveals the country Sonic lives in is Canukistan, and that it is on a continent named Austrona. Uncle Chuck tracks Egg-Robo down to a continent named Saosaylia, the counterpart of Africa, in either the Repulic of Ukoistrain or the Dictatorship of Zaoena. Either way, the three head over to those places to check them out. On the way, crossing the ocean inbetween the continents, they are nearly killed by a massive pod of Mobian Orcas, which Sonic is afraid of, and have a duel against a Megalodon which is ultimately killed by the Orcas. Finally, they face a battle with a giant sea serpent, which almost devours Brittany except Sonic saves her just in time. After that, they finally arrive at Ukoistrain.
December, 1950 - Sonic the Hedgehog #10 is published by National Comics. In this issue, Sonic, Brittany and Uncle Chuck journey through the mostly desert nation of Ukoistrain and it's massive desert, aswell as it's capital & largest city, Sandopolis. The trek is treachorous, but eventually they find a large crater leading deep into the ground. Once underground, they learn it's actually the ruins of an ancient civilization, of Armadillos. Amazed by this, they soon deduce that Egg-Robo is indeed, down in the ruins too. They find this confirmed as when they go deeper,  they encounter more and more robots, until finally they are confronted and captured themselves by a tribe of Armadillos who are led by a red-shelled one named Mighty and are all helping Egg-Robo.
January, 1951 - Sonic the Hedgehog #11 is published by National Comics. In this issue, Sonic, Brittany and Uncle Chuck are still held captive by the Armadillo tribe led by Mighty, and are actually about to be killed and possibly cannibalized by them when Sonic learns that Egg-Robo is simply lying to them so that he can have free access to the Master Emerald, a gym of ultimate power. Sonic eventually convinces them that Egg-Robo is actually evil, and Mighty along with his tribe work with Sonic, Brittany and Uncle Chuck to search for Egg-Robo, but when they reach the core of the ruins, Egg-Robo is already making his getaway with the Master Emerald. Mighty immediately insists that he go with Sonic, Brittany and Uncle Chuck to retrieve it, as he explains without the Emerald, the ruins will collapse and all of the great Saosaylia desert will cave in, leaving a gigantic crater.
Feburary, 1951 - Sonic the Hedgehog #12 is published by National Comics. In this issue, Sonic, Brittany, Uncle Chuck and Mighty are all trying to track down where Egg-Robo went off to. It doesn't them long to deduce that he headed back to Canukistan, and finally they also, thanks to Brittany, deduce that the Greengrove abandoned power plant is where Robotnik had his Headquarters be. The four of them use the airport to get back to Canukistan, and once there, they head directly for Greengrove. Upon reaching the power plant though, they are stopped by police force, who turn out, to be under hypnosis performed by Egg-Robo onto them, thus, Egg-Robo has control over the populace of the entire city. This of course, is another cliffhanger.
March, 1951 - Sonic the Hedgehog #13 is published by National Comics. In this issue, Sonic, Brittany, Uncle Chuck and Mighty are being kept imprisoned in Greengrove's prison by hypnotized policemen. Eventually though, using Mighty's strength, they break free and head back to the power plant. Of course, Egg-Robo has the place heavily gaurded,  and the team has to use all the skills they have to avoid his traps and guards, though Brittany still ends up kidnapped. As such, when they finally get to Egg-Robo, he holds her hostage in a similar fashion his creator did in the premiere issue. However, this time, Sonic and Mighty do a planned attack, involving Mighty distracting Egg-Robo while Sonic swoops in, attacks him, plunges him into radioactive waste (which promptly melts him to liquid), and also saves Brittany all in one go. With this victory, the police are freed, and the day is officially saved again. Robotnik just sighs in defeat while inside his jail cell.  Mighty returns to his home with the emerald.
April, 1951 - Sonic the Hedgehog #14 is published by National Comics. In this issue, Sonic, Brittany and Uncle Chuck are simply relaxing at their home in Falconbridge when a new disaster strikes. This disaster, is caused in the city of Vertgate. A professor, Professor Hollow, was working growth horomones when he accidentally became injected with them. Due to this, he grows to a massive size and begins rampaging throughout the city, moving towards Falconbridge. Once he arrives, Brittany is immediately kidnapped in the middle of his rampage, and Sonic is overpowered by him almost immediately. Also, Hollow manages to destroy Sonic's home, and causes massive amounts of damage to almost every building, with Sonic being overpowered each time he tries to fight, and even hospitalized. At the end, this of course, is revealed as part one of a new story arc.
May, 1951 - Sonic the Hedgehog #15 is published by National Comics. In this issue, Sonic and Uncle Chuck are chasing after Professor Hollow to stop him and save Brittany, fully aware the Canukistan military is planning to assault Hollow directly. Hollow, with Brittany in-hand, causes massive destruction across Canukistan; ruining a wedding in the capital city Dellmount, causing the collapse of a space needle in Goldmarble, and completely destroying Vertgate. In the end, Sonic and Uncle Chuck are left on a scavenger hunt, and are almost stopped when Robotnik's survivng robots attempt to stop them as they do a minor robbery gig. However, stopping the bank robbery does finally let them track Hollow down to the city of Brookdale.
June, 1951 - Sonic the Hedgehog #16 is published by National Comics. In this issue, Sonic and Uncle Chuck finally arrive at Brookdale just as Hollow begins rampaging through it. Of course, Uncle Chuck has to think of a plan first, and they also have to get the police to stand by temporarily so they can first save Brittany. After doing both of these things, Sonic tries to snag Brittany from Hollow's hands, only for the police to promptly ruin it. As such, Hollow rushes to the Brookdale skyscraper, where the air force rushes in. Sonic however, rushes up the side of the building and does a battle with Hollow, eventually rescuing Brittany just as the air forces fires at will at Hollow. Hollow dies of course, but also brings down the skyscraper by holding onto this. Uncle Chuck is tragically crushed by the debris in the chaos, and as such, is hospitalized and near death.
July, 1951 - Sonic the Hedgehog #17 is published by National Comics. In this issue, Sonic and Brittany are checking on the hospitalized Uncle Chuck, all of them still in Brookdale. Chuck is still in a coma, and Sonic & Brittany after visiting, learn that Falconbridge is basically destroyed and will take a while to rebuild. As such, they decide to take an apartment in Brookdale as their new home. During this, Robotnik finally has the time to use his robots to have his prison ransacked, and for them to promptly break him out of Jail alongside various other mobian criminals which he convinces to join him. Though some of the criminals are re-captured, a handful of them manage to stick with Robotnik to escaping into his old headquarters. Meanwhile, Sonic and Brittany just recently get ahold of this information.
August, 1951 - Sonic the Hedgehog #18 is published by National Comics. In this issue, a human named Jerry comes to Brookdale, and is seeking Brittany. Upon finally meeting her, he immediately starts flirting with her, and admits later to Sonic that he is indeed trying to deliberately steal her from him, despite the two not dating at all. Sonic then tries to win Brittany back out of spite. In the end, it is revealed that Jerry is actually a bounty hunter hired by Brittany's parents to return her to the human world of Earth. Brittany refuses to go with him, so he uses force. Then Sonic uses speed and force back and defeats him. As the portal closes, Jerry is arrested for being sex offender, as he is many times older than Brittany, who is a teenager (as is Sonic).
September, 1951 - Sonic the Hedgehog #19 is published by National Comics. In this issue, with Jerry dealt with, Sonic and Brittany finally can focus again on the issue of Robotnik being out of prison. However, Robotnik has assembled his fellow escapees into a group he dubs "Team Chaotix". They are: Espio a purple hedgehog who is a ninja, Vector a large green hedgehog who is a bit greedy and the leader of the bunch, Charmy a child and yellow hedgehog who has a happy and optimistic personality, and finally Heavy & Bomb, two robots Robotnik created to assist the others. One Heavy like a weight and the other a bomb. Vector, Espio, Charmy, Heavy and Bomb are all sent out to fight Sonic & Brittany. Once they all meet, Bomb is the first to blow himself up and ironically defeat himself. Sonic is initially overpowered by the Chaotix, but Brittany actually uses the fact the Chaotix boys wouldn't hit a girl to her advantage and helps Sonic defeat them, getting the entire group sent back to jail.
October, 1951 - Sonic the Hedgehog #20 is published by National Comics. In this issue, Brittany introduces Sonic to the idea of Halloween. Of course, Robotnik secretly used a robot bug to overhear this, and creates a bat-themed robot to scare Sonic and Brittany. Sonic and Brittany decorate the apartment to be halloween themed, while the robotic bat secerely flies into the apartment building. During the story, the bat constantly causes things to fly out of place, fall, scratches the walls and doors, and other things to frighten Sonic and Brittany. In the end, it is never found out, but is actually destroyed when Sonic turns on the television to help himself and Brittany get less scared. The satellite waves from the television disrupt the bat's hearing so much that it explodes, indirectly thwarting Robotnik's plans once again.
November, 1951 - Sonic the Hedgehog #21 is published by National Comics. In this issue, Uncle Chuck wakes up from his coma but still needs to be kept in the hospital. Sonic and Brittany go to see him, and this story turns out to actually be about Uncle Chuck's past. In his flashback story, we learn that he and his brother Jules were actually Veterans in the Mobius counterpart to the World Wars, and while Sonic was a child, Jules, Sonic's father, was killed in the second war. Chuck also explains that Sonic's super speed is simply a hyper rare condition he had from birth, and that Sonic's mother died of terminal illness shortly after Jules' death, leaving Chuck as the one who raised an infant Sonic into his current teenage years. This story is almost entirely flashback, and the only antagonists are those present in said flashbacks; Jules and Chuck's opposing soliders, mainly.
December, 1951 - Sonic the Hedgehog #22 is published by National Comics. In this issue, it is Christmas time in mobius, and even Dr. Robotnik takes a break from evil to celebrate it with his robots. Sonic, meanwhile, realizes he accidentally forgot to get Uncle Chuck & Brittany christmas gifts, and while Brittany goes to see Chuck in the hospital, he rushes off to get them their gifts. When he gets to the Brookdale mall, he has to battle through bloodthirsty customers until he finally gets the gifts he knows they would want. When he gets to the cash register though, a jealous clerk named Raymond deliberately refuses to let Sonic purchase the items. Even when Sonic uses disguises, Raymond purposely denies Sonic permission to purchase the gifts. When Sonic goes to another cash register, Raymond, the store manager, has the store closed early. Sonic snaps at that point, beats Raymond up with the two gifts, and runs off, technically shoplifting. However, when Raymond explains the whole situation to the cops, he is the one arrested for trying to ruin someone's Christmas, and Sonic, Brittany and Uncle Chuck celebrate Christmas happily in the hospital.
January, 1952 - Sonic the Hedgehog #23 is published by National Comics. In this issue, Brittany has dragged Sonic to the local mall to help her shop, which of course means he is left carrying practically tons of things she has purchased. While shopping, the Chaotix are let out of jail for good behaviour, and end up walking into the mall too. Of course, they encounter Sonic & Brittany. They promptly kidnap Brittany in the mall and run off with her, getting Sonic to chase after them, except Espio goes out to distract him. While Sonic deals with Espio, Vector and Charmy are soon enough overpowered themselves by an extremely angered Brittany. Once Sonic and Brittany beat them, the Chaotix are sent back to Jail, and Sonic once more, continues helping Brittany finish her shopping.
Feburary, 1952 - Sonic the Hedgehog #24 is published by National Comics. In this issue, Sonic actually wants to tell Brittany he has feelings for her, but then another antagonist buts in: Her football player boyfriend from the Human world, Christopher Thorndyke. Naturally, he immediately goes into flirting and kissing with her, angering Sonic greatly. Of course, Sonic learns Chris really only likes Brittany because she is hot and rich, and for no other reason, and Sonic challenges Chris to a battle for Brittany's heart. In the end, after having various competitions for Brittany's heart, Brittany actually chooses Sonic over Christopher.  Christopher is so angered by this, he forcibly tries to drag Brittany to a portal leading back to Earth, only Sonic uses his ball form to knock him into it and save Brittany from going back home against her will, and the portal closes. Sonic and Brittany finally kiss. This is the most controversial issue of the entire comic series.
March, 1952 - Sonic the Hedgehog #25 is published by National Comics. In this issue, Uncle Chuck's conditition gets worse, and he still remains hospitalized while Sonic and Brittany can still only visit him and hope that he gets better. Meanwhile, there is a doctor there, Dr. Hogson, who actually is purposely poisoning Uncle Chuck's food so that he does get worse. He even purposely damaged Chuck's vocal chords so he wouldn't be able to talk about it. The doctor continues to destroy Chuck's health until Brittany catches him in the act, causing him to attempt to strangle her, then claim to the other doctors that he needs to operate on her, but in reality he kidnaps her and attempts to push a car with her in it over a cliff. Sonic sees this, and instead it turns into Sonic chasing the doctor who is using the car to drive away. Though Sonic easily catches up with the mad doctor and the doctor jumps out the car. Once Sonic saves Brittany, Brittany tells him all about what the Doctor's been doing.
April, 1952 - Sonic the Hedgehog #26 is published by National Comics. In this issue, Sonic is still giving chase to the Dr. Hogson, who is of course, hiding out somewhere in Brookdale that Sonic doesn't know about. Sonic almost catches the wicked doctor, but he slips away on a train heading for Dellmount. Sonic doesn't give up, however, and beats the train to the capital, and once more has a big chase scene with the doctor, eventually ending on the top of the tallest building. Sonic and Hogson have an epic battle on the roof of the tallest building in Dellmount, but Robotnik intervenes with a team of seven Buzzbombers. Sonic destroys them with ease, but their missles cause the building to collape. Robotnik flies off to leave the two hedgehogs for dead, but Sonic is still alive. He actually does try to help Hogson, but Hogson refuses as he doesn't want to go to prison, and actually commits suicide by throwing himself off the already crumbling building. Sonic returns to Brookdale, and immedately goes to Uncle Chuck's room, and promises his uncle that everything will get better now.
May, 1952 - Sonic the Hedgehog #27 is published by National Comics. In this issue, Robotnik attacks Brookdale with a massive airship, causing widespread destruction. Sonic and Brittany both sneak Uncle Chuck out of the hospital on a wheelchair for his own safety, but all three of them end up falling into a crater caused by a powerful missle. While in the crater, they mainly focus on finding a way out,  going through various trials; bottomless pits, spikes, deep underground rivers, and even underground mining operations just to name a few; until finally they see a light. In the end, they learn this is simply another hidden civilization....of foxes who promptly take them prisoner upon seeing them.
June, 1952 - Sonic the Hedgehog #28 is published by National Comics. In this issue, the Foxes continue to hold Sonic, Brittany and Uncle Chuck captive, until they too get attacked by Robotnik's massive airship. They release the three as Eggman completely destroys their home tribe, killing all of them except for a small two-tailed child. This child fox is taken by the three as they escape further into the cave network, Robotnik and his airship chasing after them all the way. In the end, after finally losing the airship, the child is named "Tails" by Sonic, and he happily agrees to join Sonic in his further journeys. Of course, Brittany is then kidnapped by a rebuilt Egg-Robo at that point, and taken away to the airship.
July, 1952 - Sonic the Hedgehog #29 is published by National Comics. In this issue, Sonic,Tails and Uncle Chuck journey through the underground of Mobius when they run into Mighty and his armadillo tribe. They explain what it is going on to the Armadillos, and they all then hatch a plan together. Uncle Chuck stays with the tribe of course. Mighty, Sonic and Tails go search for Robotnik's airship, and after fighting through an entire army's worth of badniks they finally do manage to locate it. Of course, Robotnik actually manages to kidnap Mighty and Tails too, leaving Sonic as the only one able to save them at this point.
August, 1952 - Sonic the Hedgehog #30 is published by National Comics. In this issue, Sonic infiltrates Robotnik's airship to save Brittany, Tails and Mighty. He actually uses speedy stealth to find a map of the ship, then locate the prison area. He then reveals himself and just bluntly destroys all of the guards before then freeing his three friends, and then freeing the other prisoners so that all hell breaks loose on the prison block. They then fight their way through the mayhem. Tails and Brittany soon leave the sight, making Sonic and Mighty have to go up and have a duel with Robotnik in the cockpit. In the end of this battle, Robotnik is defeated even though is machine, using crushing cylinders all over the room as a weapon plus vehicle, was pretty well designed. He flees in an escape pod however. Sonic and Mighty saved the day, and everyone returns to their homes safe and sound.
September, 1952 - Sonic the Hedgehog #31 is published by National Comics. In this issue, Sonic and Brittany go on a date to a romantic restaraunt in Brookdale, while Tails is left at their apartment to tend to himself. Meanwhile, Robotnik has taken his original Headquarters back, and decides to re-open a portal to Earth. He uses this to disguise himself as a police officer and go back to Earth, specifically Gotham City. He then somehow manages to get both Batman and The Joker into Mobius, and of course immediately makes an alliance with The Joker and even explains to him about Sonic and Mobius. The two come up with a plan to get Sonic and Batman fighting eachother. This issue acts as the setup to the next one. This issue's canonity to the Batman comics is heavily debated.
October, 1952 - Sonic the Hedgehog #32 is published by National Comics. In this issue, The Joker lures Batman to Brookdale, where Batman sees Brittany and apparently knowing of her, naturally captures her to bring her back home. Sonic takes this as a kidnapping and him and Batman start fighting eachother immediately. In the end, it is Tails who breaks up this fight when he shows up on the scene with the still wheelchair-bound Uncle Chuck. Batman and Sonic then team up to stop Robotnik and The Joker's plans. Naturally, this time, Robotnik's Badniks are also working alongside anyone supporting the Joker too, and also Egg-Robo promptly kidnaps Brittany. Sonic and Batman rush over to Robotnik's headquarters and do battle with the human henchmen and robots alike, until finally doing a double showdown with Robotnik and the Joker. After the Joker is sent home and Robotnik is once more put in Mobian prison, not even Batman convinces Brittany to return to her home universe.
November, 1952 - Sonic the Hedgehog #33 is published by National Comics. In this issue, Egg-Robo officially takes over Robotnik's robot empire during the Dr's second incarceration. Egg-Robo decides to unleash a new robot on Brookdale: A robot version of Sonic dubbed "Robo-Sonic". Robo-Sonic goes to Brookdale, and actually
==1955-1956: The Sonic & Tails Comic Series==
==1957-1965: Sonic put on the shelves==
==1966 - 1969: Legal Issues==
==1970's: Property of Fleetway Games==
==1980's: The Revival of Sonic==
==1990's: Warner Bros.-Fleetway Partnership==
==2000's: The Modern Age==