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When it debuted in 2011, it didn't take long for Mega Man to become one of my favorite comics. The all-ages action of one of my favorite video game franchises was blended with storytelling that took the games' simple premise of a good robot battling against an evil scientist and used it to explore complicated questions of morality, forgiveness, and the nature of war. It never stopped being a fun, high action adventure, but it also never talked down to its audience, and that was a combination that made it great. Now, after almost five years, the series is coming to an end this week with Mega Man #55. To mark the occasion, ComicsAlliance spoke to writer Ian Flynn about how his version of Mega Man came to be, and the influences he drew on to create those stories.

Courtesy of Archie Comics, we've got an advanced look at all the Archie Action titles going on sale in November 2015, including Sonic the Hedgehog and Mega Man. Get a glimpse at what lies ahead for the video game heroes and their comic book adventures.

Courtesy of Archie Comics, we've got an advanced look at all the Archie Action titles going on sale in October 2015, including Sonic the Hedgehog and Mega Man. Get a glimpse at what lies ahead as Mega Man draws to a (temporary) close.

Courtesy of Archie Comics, we've got an advance look at the upcoming Sonic the Hedgehog comics going on sale in September 2015. The worlds may have collided, but the adventures keep coming for Sonic and his friends.

Before any worlds unite, Sonic and his friends must first save their world in Sonic the Hedgehog #272.

Next week, Sonic puts the pedal to the metal in a kart racing adventure in Sonic Boom #7. If you're not first, you're last; so check out the exclusive preview now!

Next week, the final chapter of Archie Comics' adaptation of Mega Man 3 arrives in graphic form. Will Mega Man be able to survive the challenge Gamma presents?

Think Sonic's troubles with his evil twin Scourge are the worst of his problems? Think again.

This week, Archie Comics' Sonic Boom series introduces television show writer Bill Freiberger to the comic book fold. As one of the writers on the animated series, it's safe to say Freiberger is familiar with the characters. So what happens when you give a writer used to working with a tight budget the freedom to tell whatever kind of story he wants?

Archie's Sonic Boom comic introduces TV writer Bill Freiberger into the fold with his first issue, which focuses on Eggman feeling a little left out.