He also says the producers used his character Enerjak as an inspiration for the Master Emerald's ability to grant the user powers, even though the film never mentions the emerald containing the spirit of a living being. The Comics Archie Comics’ Sonic the Hedgehog was a spinoff of a spinoff, its premise taken loosely. Penders says that this character is actually his - referring to Knuckles' dad in the comics, Locke. The upheaval all comes back to one influential contributor by the name of Ken Penders. As you will no doubt be aware, this all came about because of a variety of factors (the long and short of it is that. well, Lara-Su (and a whole load of other characters from pre-Collide Archie Sonic), written by former Archie writer /artist/inker/telephone sanitizer Ken Penders. He goes unnamed, and all we learn about him is that he was the leader of the echidna tribe, and died trying to reclaim the Master Emerald. The Lara-Su Chronicles is an upcoming graphic novel starring. Penders, who admits he hasn't seen the film, takes issue with Knuckles having a father in the film's version of his backstory. Penders, meanwhile, got to keep his characters but he had to remove all connections to the Sonic the Hedgehog universe from them, essentially making a large. As a result, he says he wants his attorneys to 'discuss' the matter with Paramount producers, and hasn't ruled out another lawsuit. The comic book artist and writer has taken to Twitter following the film's premiere, claiming that it uses two of his characters from the Archie Comics Sonic series. Ken Penders, best known in the Sonic community for his comic book run and Sega lawsuit, is threatening further legal action after the release of Sonic the Hedgehog 2. The comics follow the adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog and his friends, called the Freedom Fighters, who battle against the evil Doctor Robotnik.

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