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SONIC THE HEDGEHOG: ISSUE 255 PUBLICATION DATE: DECEMBER 2013. The start of 2019 also begins the fourth year of my Archie Sonic comic retrospective, if you can believe that. As*uming Trump doesn’t declare himself Eternal God Emperor and starts putting dissidents up against the wall, I will wrap up this project before the year is over. Once again, we join our cartoon an*mal friends during a time of transition. As 2013 came to a close, Ian Flynn was still establishing the new continuity, reintroducing old characters and showing how the world had changed and stayed the same. Part three of “Countdown to Chaos” is subtitled “The Rabbot,” leaving no doubt about who this comic is reintroducing. Sonic and Tails rush into the Megaopolis Zone, which has seemingly replaced Robotropolis as Robotnik’s industrial city base. Bunnie went undercover in the city months ago but hasn’t contacted the Freedom Fighters recently, causing them to fear that she’s been captured. Sonic and Tails quickly locate her and she’s fine. However, the heroes are now in the center of a heavily armed city where everyone “Countdown to Chaos: Part Three” is a fast paced action story. It’s largely devoted to Sonic, Tails, and Bunnie grabbing a force field generator meant for the Death Egg and then escaping the city. As you’d expect, that means the story is primarily focused on everyone going fast, dodging laser blasts and occasionally tackling some goons. Flynn throws an earthquake into the middle, another reason for our heroes to get the hell out of there. I feel like the issue is a little too fast paced, a little too action packed. The more meditative tone of the last issue was more effective, considering the wounds the book is still dealing with. The non-stop action makes it feel like the book is either compensating for the previous issue’s slower pace or it’s just uncomfortably putting off the emotional conclusion. But Bunnie is back and that makes up for a lot. Last time we saw Bunnie, she was grieving for a more-or-less dead husband and