#nate morgan

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[fyeahsonicthehedgehog]

[fallen-featherz]

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[ramblingsonic]

So.

First, to critique: how did Sonic lose Nate? Feels like this should have been noticed.

Besides that: this is good. This is a good, dramatic ending to issue 100. A promise for more, a tragic loss, a great victory earned, and the villain using their leveled up powers to start inflicting all the more harm.

Good way to celebrate 100 issues.

[rabbotred]

petition to get sonic a frick dang gun

[shadowwingtronix]

"Yesterday's" Comic> Sonic The Hedgehog #65

BW's "Yesterday's" Comic> Sonic The Hedgehog #65

First Nightwatcher, now Nate Morgan. Why do you keep asking ME who they are? Sonic The Hedgehog #65 Archie Comics Publications (December, 1998) COLORIST: Ken Penders LETTERER: Jeff Powell EDITOR: Justin Gabrie “The Fellowship Of The Rings” WRITER: Karl Bollers PENCILER: Steven Butler INKER: Pam Eklund Amy Rose & Dulcy: “The Library” WRITER/INKER: Ken Penders PENCILER: Art Mawhinney Continue…

[silentfrgmnt]

i remember when it was 2015-16 and i used to draw these two every single day

[paulagnewart]

Morganic Musings

20th November 1998 saw the 65th issue of Archie's Sonic the Hedgehog comic escape its continental cargo confines and reach the hands of Australian retailers. For us then-avid readers, it meant hopping on a bike after school to make that traditional end-of-month pledge over to the local newsagent, ready to swap a hard-earned $3.95 (and any extra loose change for an ice block when possible) for another enthralling escape to Mobius.

And yet it all felt different this time.

In the aptly titled The Fellowship of the Rings, audiences were introduced to the story of Nate Morgan. Having cameoed in the previous issue (released here on 22nd October '98 for the curious), this humble human sheltered the battered Sonic and Tails into his isolated tundra abode, while giving that nuisance Ixis Naugus a well-deserved booting out. The small, seemingly insignificant old man would prove anything but, as the issue recounted his adventures and adversities over the decades; from creating and refining the Power Rings, serving as key member of Royal Acorn court, even establishing how the Lake of Rings operated while visiting the future Knothole Village and Freedom Fighters' underground HQ

The road from concept to completion for this character was far from easy, and for years looked as though he'd never see the light of day. Morgan's origins can be traced all the way back to early 1992 during DiC's initial development of their Sonic the Hedgehog cartoons, where he was depicted in their story bible as a 110 year old black human with flowing white beard living in Knothole. A former environmental advisor now proud Freedom Fighter, he was a friend to all animals, offering advice/support and boosting morale where he could with the occasional magic trick. Two rough sketches accompanied his profile, with the choice of tall or short designs.

By the time 1997 rolled around, a copy of that story bible and designs made their way into Archie's office. Having combed through its contents, editor Justin Gabrie decided the character deserved a second chance and ordered his inclusion in the comic. The task fell on newly-minted head writer Karl Bollers to breathe life into the character opting to go with the shorter model, which artist Patrick Spaziante imbued with his Midas touch. And lo, the old man was reborn a new old man.

I genuinely liked Nate Morgan (or as my younger self used to mispronounce him, "Mor-Gain". Hey, we all do stupid things from time to time) as a character. His appearance in the comic was something of a revelation, especially in a pre-Adventure era where the idea of other humans let alone a whole city of them living on Mobius was pretty farfetched. It added intriguing new layers to the series' lore, nor could I say no to another kindly father figure at a time when the likes of King Max and Locke were anything but. His backstory of seeking acceptance only to find hate and deception at every turn really touched a nerve, and was saddened to pick up and see his demise years later in issue 105's Touch of Evil.

Unfortunately that same hatred manifested in the real-world, and it felt more than a few times that I was the only person who cared.

How disheartening it was to boot up the 25.5kph modem, peruse the message groups and see fellow readers' reactions. Whether it be through dislike of change or some underlying racial prejudice (which he sadly was a target of more than once), fans certainly didn't hold back when voicing their displeasure over the character. A chaotic chorus which only grew as the millennium drew to a close; some hated his sudden importance to the history of Power Rings and the Acorn Kingdom, others thought he'd outright steal the spotlight from Uncle Chuck and Rotor as the residential techspert, the shameless self-insert of Karl Bollers (or Ken Penders depending on which fan you asked), and of course the ever-present decries of "Mr. Walking Plot Device". In that light, early Mina Mongoose fans got off lucky. It would be nice to see Nate Morgan resurrected or even reevaluated in some form or other in future media, but like the rest of the cast, this series had its time and its day. New ideas and characters have since stepped up to fill their void, even if it's quite the pickle finding a similar substitute for him.

But stranger things have happened. His appearance in the first place being the best one.

[goodgarbs]

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[seraphinitegames]

n being THE number one cheerleader/shipper of m and mc is so funny to me!!! they’re really invested 🤣🤣

I do love N in M's romance, hehe! :D

I love that N just spotted how M could feel about the MC waaaay before M did and was like, 'Oh...this is good!', hehe!

And then of course N started becoming friends with the MC and now is desperate to both see them happy...if only the MC and M would actually see what's on front of them, lol!

Thank you so much for the fun message! :)

[fyeahsonicthehedgehog]

Has any of the old comics or manga ever tried to adapt Hyper Sonic?

Closest to that was Archie Sonic #71. Sonic strapped a Super Emerald to his back, went Super, then went Ultra, and then went through three environment-based forms of Ultra: Solar, Polar, and Eco.

[wayhavenmemes]

[rhymeswithfart]

I like the fact that Nate Morgan is literally Julian's old mentor in the comics

[ramblingsonic]

Okay, so I guess the prior mentioned radiation poisoning is just from the city itself- I mean, Mecha Madness did nuke the place after all, so I guess it'd make sense some of that would linger in the sewers and underground (either that, or Eggman's started dumping waste underground and such). I guess that might also be why Kodos was so stupid with his whole "I wont need anyone" shit, when Arachnis was still actively working with him (that is to say: brain damage is a good excuse for stupid and arguably out of character behavior. I understand TF2 fans are familiar with that copout retcon explanation).

Anyway, what you thinkin' Nate, hmm???

[paulawithsharks]

sorry gays im actually full up today commissions open!