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The fan manga might have some creative liberties taken by the fans. It could differ in terms of storylines or character developments that aren't in the official one.

It's hard to say exactly without reading it, but usually in Sonic comics, it might be about Sonic using his speed and wits to outsmart villains and protect his world. Maybe in this one, there's a special code he needs to crack to save the day.

It's hard to say exactly. They might be experimented on to understand their physiology or behavior. Or perhaps they're used for some kind of scientific research project.

The new Kami sama in the Dragon Ball manga might have new powers or a different role. Maybe there's a change in his personality or relationship with other characters.

SpongeBob SquarePants is often considered one of the funniest. Its wacky characters and hilarious storylines always bring a laugh.

It's hard to define exactly. Maybe there's some thematic or stylistic connection, but it depends on specific elements within the manga.

This comic strip represents reality through its detailed and realistic illustrations. It also captures the complexity of human relationships and the impact of external circumstances on our lives. It doesn't shy away from showing the tough parts but also offers glimpses of optimism and possibility.

One of the main challenges could be dealing with cultural differences and ensuring the story makes sense in the new context.

At a kids comic convention in Chestnut Hill, there'll likely be booths selling comics and related merchandise, panels with comic creators sharing their experiences, and maybe even some live performances based on popular comic characters.