History ComicBook / SonicBoom

* DenserandWackier: As with the TV Show, inverted.

* FaceHeelTurn: A less serious instance than usual. After Knuckles gets fed up with the team's belittling, particularly on Amy's part, he temporarily defects to Eggman. [[spoiler: Subverted, however, as he was attempting a double agent scenario to both beat Eggman and put his belittling friends in their place. He just wasn't bright enough to pull it off on his own....]]

* ShortRunner: Wasn't even serialized for a year before it's cancellation. Making it the shortest run of the Sonic comics.

** Some fans even found it more of a successor to the early days of the main Sonic comics which likewise were more comedic before CerberusSyndrome kicked in

A [[ComicBookAdaptation Comic Book Adaptation]] of '''''Sonic Boom''''', based on the [[WesternAnimation/SonicBoom cartoon]] and [[VideoGame/SonicBoom games]], published by ArchieComics.

An ongoing series [[ComicBookAdaptation based on the Cartoon and games]] published by ArchieComics.

* DenserAndWackier: As with the TV series. The comics forewent the games' attempt at seriousness (save for the prequel to ''Shattered Crystal'') and embraced it's more comical natural.

* ShortRunner: Wasn't even serialized for a year before it's cancellation.
* SpiritualSuccessor: To Archie's ''ComicBook/SonicX'' comic, another wacky slapstick series that portrays Eggman as the friendly neighborhood supervillain, prominently features his bumbling hench-bots, and avoids the darker characterizations and storylines [[ComicBook/ArchieComicsSonicTheHedgehog Archie's other Sonic comics]] occasionally feature.

* BatFamilyCrossover: Although Sticks is the only major character showing up here, the title crosses over with ''Sonic the Hedgehog'', ''Sonic Universe'', and ''Mega Man'' for ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehogMegaManWorldsUnite''.

!!''This series provides examples of:

Two series having 4 issues each have been greenlit with the first still ongoing. As well as providing its own side stories, a prequel comic was made to tie into and expand plot points established in Shattered Crystal. Sadly, Archie confirmed that issue #11 would be its final issue.

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* TheCameo: At the end of issue #8, there's a surprise cameo by [[spoiler:[[ComicBook/ArchieComicsSonicTheHedgehogSally.]]]]

* TheCameo: At the end of issue #8, there's a surprise cameo by [[spoiler:Sally.]]

Two series having 4 issues each have been greenlit with the first still ongoing. As well as providing its own side stories, a prequel comic was made to tie into and expand plot points established in Shattered Crystal.

Two series having 4 issues each has been greenlit with the first still ongoing. As well as providing it's own side stories, a prequel comic was made to tie into and expand plot points established in Shattered Crystal.

* MythologyGag: The names written as logos in the first issue harkens back to the early main series comics where Sonic's name was printed this way in the first few pages.

** The third issue has a [[HardWorkMontage montage]] in which the gang tries to find a replacement for Amy's hammer. Knuckles brings a hammer fish.

** The fourth issue's cover features Sticks fighting a t-rex with a sling full of rocks. It's the Sticks and Stones variant cover.

* FaceHeelTurn: A less serious instance than usual. After Knuckles gets fed up with the team's belittling, particularly on Amy's part, he temporarily defects to Eggman.

* VisualPun: The fourth issue's cover features Sticks fighting a t-rex with a sling full of rocks. It's the Sticks and Stones variant cover.

* LiteralMinded: After Sonic and Tails return from their fight with Eggman, Sticks reports that Tails house has been stolen from. When they go to check things out, they find that the hut itself is gone. Turns out the house itself and by proxy, everything therein was carried away by a [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot cyborg rock golem.]]

VisualPun: The fourth issue's cover features Sticks fighting a t-rex with a sling full of rocks. It's the Sticks and Stones variant cover.

* DependingOnTheWriter: In contrast with the animated series, Amy's noticeably snarkier.
* FaceHeelTurn: A mild example. After Knuckles gets fed up with the team's belittling, particularly on Amy's part, he temporarily defects to Eggman.

* FaceHealTurn: A mild example. After Knuckles gets fed up with the team's belittling, particularly on Amy's part, he temporarily defects to Eggman.

FaceHealTurn: A mild example. After getting fed up with the team's belittling, particularly on Amy's part, he temporarily defects to Eggman.