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Sonic The Comic #28 - June 1994
 | "The Sonic Terminator - Part Five"
Writer: Nigel Kitching
Artist: Richard Elson
With the Time Stone, Sonic ventures back into the past and finds the machine that caused the changes on the Miracle Planet. Due to his small size, he is able to enter the machine and destroys it from within.
Sonic then travels back to the present just in time to prevent Metal Sonic from terminating his other self. As before, he hands over the Time Stone and sends the other Sonic back in time. Due to the changes in the past, the Miracle Planet is returned to normal and all machinery disappears, including the Metal Sonic. For now...
"The Morbidden Hunt - Part One"
Writer: Mark Eyles
Artist: Cassaanovas
Once again, Tails receives the summons to the Nameless Zone, where it appears that two cubs, Jimmy and Jilly, have been abducted by goblins and carried off into the Morbidden Lands. Tails dons his armour and sets off in pursuit.
Cover: Stephen Bliss |
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Sonic The Poster Magazine #4 - June 1994
 | "Way of the Warrior"
Writer: Alan McKenzie
Artist: John Howard & John M. Burns
Rather than a Sonic-based story, this was a continuation of StC's Shinobi strip.
Cover: Jon Howard |
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Sonic the Summer Special - June 1994
| "Doctor Sun"
Writer: Uncredited
Artist: Uncredited
The father of a young badger asks Sonic and Tails to retrieve his son from the clutches of a mysterious cult. Getting to the compound is hard enough in itself, and once there, the fat leader with the booming voice seems familiar...
"Attack of the Badniks"
Writer: Uncredited
Artist: Uncredited
In which Tails works his Tails off to slip away from pursuers, only for Sonic to waltz in and claim the glory for himself in the final panels.
"Test Drive"
Writer: Uncredited
Artist: Uncredited
An underwhelming slapstick strip in which it takes an entire six pages to show Robotnik hitting Grimer on the head with what is basically a mobile mallet, before being hit by it himself.
"Guardian of the Chaos Emeralds"
Writer: Uncredited
Artist: Uncredited
The first appearance of Knuckles being in a characteristically overpriced special issue may've made one or two people miss out, but they didn`t miss too much. This explains how, when the Death Egg crashed onto the Floating Island (at the end of Sonic the Hedgehog 3), Robotnik tricked Knuckles into believing that Sonic was the enemy.
Aside from its strips, this issue also contained:
A brief history of the Sonic phenomenon
Profiles of the main characters from the upcoming Sonic and Knuckles game
A complete list of Sonic game cheats
And an interview with Doctor Robotnik.
Cover: Richard Elson |
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Sonic The Poster Magazine #5 - June 1994
| "Ocean of Horror"
Writer: Lew Stringer
Artist: Richard Elson
Another six page Sonic strip. Sonic and Tails race against time to prevent a bomb hidden in the Oil Ocean Zone from polluting South Island. Super Sonic saves the day - but who will save Super Sonic?
Cover: Carl Flint |
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Sonic The Hedgehog #12 - July 1994
 | "A Timely Arrival
Writer: Mike Gallagher
Penciler & Inker: Art Mawhinney
Robotnik builds a time machine to get rid of Sonic by transporting him to the past! Sonic enters the trap and lands ens up landing in prehistoric Mobius where he meets Sonugh the Boghog, and the caveman Ivo Robughnik and other Freedom fighter ancestors - but they're all afraid of the surface because it offers no cover!
"Bold-Headed Eagle"
Writer: Angelo DeCesare
Penciler: Art Mawhinney
Inker: Rich Koslowski
Robotnik has attacked with his newest invention - The Rambot! And while avoiding it and Robotnik in the Mobius Mountains, Sonic comes across an old eagle, Cyril who tells Sonic how his flock was roboticized and how he has lived in hiding for so long. Sonic convinces him to risk flying, and he discovers that his flock still exists! Cyril returns the favor by rescuing Sonic when Robotnik attacks!
"The Lynx is a Jinx"
Writer: Angelo DeCesare
Penciler: Art Mawhinney
Inker: Rich Koslowski
While on a rescue mission, Sonic comes across a lynx named Larry A.K.A. The Super Jinx! And he proves this when the branch of a tree that he's sitting on gives way and injures some freedom fighters on the way down! Heading back to Knothole to nurse their wounds, Sonic tries to find a hiding place for Larry! But when Sonic and Larry learn that the Freedom Fighters have been captured, Larry is sent out to be captured by the SWATbots who, in turn, suffer various misfortunes as well!
Cover by Dave Manak & Henry Scarpelli |
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Sonic The Comic #29 - July 1994
 | "The Sentinel"
Writer: Nigel Kitching
Artist: Ferran Rodriguez
Whilst exploring the Aquatic Ruin Zone, Sonic disturbs a huge stone sentinel that has been resting at the bottom of a lake. Since it doesn`t recognise Sonic as its master - referring instead to a mysterious earlier civilisation - it attacks; but is so ancient that it crumbles away before it can do any real harm, leaving Sonic only able to ponder its origins.
Keep this one in mind, everyone. This is one plot hole that does actually get filled. Eventually.
"The Morbidden Hunt - Part Two"
Writer: Mark Eyles
Artist: Cassanovas
Tails heads deeper sand deeper into the Morbidden Lands, where he is attacked by a hungry gryphon. He defeats it (by good luck more than good management, as usual), only to find that his actions have been witnessed by two centaurs from the nearby village of Portstable, which the creature had been terrorising. The village`s grateful inhabitants equip him with their fastest flying ship and send him on his way. But he hasn`t gone far before he crashes into the coast, and receives some unwelcome attention.
Cover: Carl Flint |
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Sonic The Comic #30 - July 1994
 | "Metamorphia"
Writer: Lew Stringer
Artist: Mike Hadley
A young female comes crying for the hedgehog`s aid, as they often do. Ever one for female attention, and against his friends` advice, Sonic heads off with her, only for her to morph into a slavering, genetically engineered killing machine!
He manages to escape, but is careful to keep the real story from his friends afterwards. It makes a refreshing change to see someone script the almighty hedgehog as quite so fallible.
"The Morbidden Hunt - Part Three"
Writer: Mark Eyles
Artist: Cassanovas
Tails has accidentally stumbled upon the missing Jimmy and Jilly in the company of the goblin Prince Catalus - and having such a good time that they don`t want to be rescued! The Prince is taking them back to the palace of his sister, Queen Vulpecula, for a game of "hide and seek" - or, as she prefers to call it, "fox hunting". Tails decides that he`d better tag along.
Cover: Steve White |
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Sonic The Hedgehog #13 - August 1994
 | "This Island Hedgehog"
Writers: Ken Penders & Mike Kanterovich
Penciler: Dave Manak
Inker: Jon D'Agostino
In an adaption of Sonic The Hedgehog 3 for Genesis, Sonic and Tails meet Knuckles The Echidna! Knuckles has been tricked by Robotnik into thinking Sonic and Tails are after the islands Chaos Emeralds. And while he's busy interoggating the heroes, Robotniks up to his old dirty tricks...
"Space in your Face"
Writer: Angelo DeCesare
Penciler: Art Mawhinney
Inker:
Before there was the Death Egg there was Robostorm! And Robotnik plans to launch it into orbit! This device will not only turn living beings into robots, it will also jam all regular television broadcasts and replace them with infomercials! (Nasty, Nasty Robotnik) The Freedom Fighters learn of this and enter the ship. Robotnik appears, however, before they can do any damage to the systems, so off they blast with Robotnik in hot pursuit!
Cover by Dave Manak & Jon D'Agostino |
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Sonic The Comic #31 - August 1994
 | "The Pretender"
Writer: Lew Stringer
Artist: Mike Hadley
A cocksure green hedgehog named Cosmic blasts into the Emerald Hill Zone, and challenges Sonic to a battle of skills. They race away, and as soon as they`re alone, Sonic runs rings around the stranger`s fancy moves. The stranger, unable to compete, flees defeated, but not before revealing itself to be... Can you guess?
Not only do we have the prospect of a more diverse recurring villain to look forward to, but yet another refreshing story where Sonic`s ego is his main weakness, rather than the factor which bores the villain into submission - even if the plot device of a new rival is a bit on the stale side.
"The Morbidden Hunt - Part Four"
Writer: Mark Eyles
Artist: Cassanovas
Queen Vulpecula lets the cornered foxes go, but is only prolonging the inevitable as the cubs begin to tire. They eventually find Prince Catalus waiting in a hiding place that he told them about, but it appears that he is only jealous of his sister, and wants to get rid of the foxes himself to spoil her fun! On the run again, they are forced to leap from the palace`s battlements and steal a flying ship, Errol Flynn style, before the cubs are returned to their` grateful mother and Tails returns to Mobius.
Cover: Anthony Williams & John M. Burns |
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Sonic The Comic #32 - August 1994
 | "The Unbeatable Foe"
Writer: Nigel Kitching
Artist: Cassanovas
Firmly convinced that this particular plot device hasn`t been done to death over the previous two issues, a mysterious traveller wanders into the Emerald Hill Zone, bringing a computer as a gift for Sonic. It`s supposed to grant "mega-coolness beyond belief", but, since Sonic can`t see how he could possibly get any cooler, something must be wrong. Tails, however, sees a chance to finally catch up with his hero...
"No More Mr. Nice Bug - Part One"
Writer: Mark Eyles
Artist: Mike Hadley & John M. Burns
Cam `n` Bert, the Badnik Army Repair Functionaries (that`s B.A.R.F. for short, folks), carry out field repairs on a group of Moto Bugs that have been infected by a "nicenik" virus created by Porker Lewis. When two of the bugs have escape, they must track them down before they infect the whole army!
It`s at this point that the aim of Sonic`s World as being an introduction to Mobius is forgotten, in favour of more character-driven fare. And it never comes back.
Cover: Ferran Rodriguez |
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