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Sonic The Poster Magazine #7 - October 1994
 | "Facts of Life"
Writer: Nigel Kitching
Artist: Peter Richardson
Rather than a Sonic-based story, this was a continuation of StC's Streets of Rage strip.
Cover: Peter Richardson |
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Sonic The Comic #38 - October 1994
 | "Robotnik's Revenge - Part Two"
Writer: Nigel Kitching
Artist: Richard Elson
Massive and well drawn fight scenes ensure as Sonic, Tails Johnny must fight Robotnik inside their base whilst Porker protects the Ring that he stored the Kintobar computer on. When Knuckles arrives they manage to turn the odds back on their side but there's still a minor army of Badniks following them. When the durst clears Robotnik has escaped and Knuckles leaves on a flying egg that Robotnik left behind and Sonic and co begin their charade as Bob Beaky's travelling circus.
"Zonerunner And The Flock - Part Four"
Writer: Nigel Kitching
Artist: Roberto Corona
Nutzan has Tails cornered yet again, but the canny young fox crushes him in an electronic door, decapitating him and causing him to retreat. Whilst this is going on, The Flock re-secure the toxic waste, thus saving the Emerald Hill Zone. Tails is hailed as a hero, but - as ever - receives only a dressing down from Sonic when he returns home.
And, as ever, the villain is defeated by pure dumb luck and the fox`s incompetence as he frantically tries to escape. If the purpose of these solo stories is really to see Tails maturing and developing an individual identity, then almost eighteen months into the comic's run would surely be a good point to see some signs?
Cover: Richard Elson |
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Sonic The Hedgehog #17 - November 1994
 | "Gorilla Warfare/The Apes of Wrath"
Writers: Ken Penders & Mike Kanterovich
Penciler: Dave Manak
Inker: Harvey Mercadoocasio
Robotnik travels to Skoal Island and finds one of his original bots: King Gong, a giant, 800 ton gorilla! He then sends the big ape to Mobotropolis to attack Sonic and the Freedom Fighters! But it seems that King Gong's interests lay instead with Sally...
"Sally's Crusade - Part One: First Star I See Tonight"
Writers: Ken Penders & Mike Kanterovich
Penciler: Art Mawhinney
Inker: Jon D'Agostino
While reminiscing about life as a little girl before Robotnik's takeover, Sally sees something fall from the sky, which turns out to be a shiny metal orb... What does it have to do with Sally? Find out, next issue in Sonic The Hedgehog #18.
Cover by Dave Manak & Jon D'Agostino |
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Sonic The Comic #39 - November 1994
 | "Sonic No More?"
Writer: Nigel Kitching
Artist: Ferran Rodrigues
Fleetway loves reminding us that Sonic wasn't always blue and that his speed was a result of an accident, so it turns out that Professor Neinstein created a machine capable of switching the accident before he died. Robotnik and Grimer ambush Sonic on his morning run and stick Sonic's powers into Robotnik. The result: A pathetic spiky brown hedgehog and a super fast fat blue Robotnik.
Fortunately when Badniks arrive they open fire on Robotnik mistaking him for Sonic, Grimer switches the settings and Sonic smashes the machine.
"The Carnival Night Conspiracy - Part One"
Writer: Nigel Kitching
Artist: Richard Elson
Knuckles returns from the events of `Robotnik`s Revenge` to find that an amusement park has mysteriously sprung up on the Floating Island. When he investigates, the Marxio Brothers appear, with a proposal...
Readers who expected Knuckles` entrance to follow up a suitably dramatic, enigmatic (and a few more -atics that I don`t feel like going into at the moment) opening story were suddenly confronted with some less than subtle apparent comic relief.
Cover: Jon Howard |
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Sonic The Poster Magazine #8 - November 1994
| "The Chaos Emerald Thief"
Writer: Nigel Kitching
Artist: Bojan Djukic
Sonic and Knuckles spend a strip bickering like an old married couple as they pursue the criminal responsible for stealing the purple Chaos Emerald from under Knuckles' nose.
This story ticks all of the requisite character trait reminders: stubbornness, strength, gullibility and an unusual level of making it obvious that the two of them don't really dislike each other all that much.
Cover: Nigel Kitching |
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Sonic The Hedgehog #18 - December 1994
 | "Wedding Bell Blues"
Writers: Mike Kanterovich & Ken Penders
Penciler: Dave Manak
Inker: Harvey Mercadoocasio
Robotnik has gotten word of Sonic and Sally's impending wedding in a barn outside of the Great Forest and plans an attack! But there's more to this "wedding" than meets the eye...
"Sally's Crusade - Part Two: In The Still of the Night"
Writers: Mike Kanterovich & Ken Penders
Artist: Art Mawhinney
Penciler: Jon D'Agostino
This issue features the first death in a Sonic comic as we are introduced to Julayla. While trying to determine the nature of the mysterious orb (Sonic 17), Sally is called to the bedside of her old mentor, Julayla, just before she dies. And it is there that she realizes that her destiny is about to change for the better as she witnesses Julayla's death and becomes closer to Sonic. And somehow, the orb is connected to it... To be continued in the In-Your-Face Special.
Cover by Dave Manak & Jon D'Agostino |
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Sonic & Knuckles: Le Guide Ultime - December 1994
 | "Sonic & Knuckles: Le Guide Ultime"
Author: Cyril Drevet
Language: French
Publisher: Sirène |
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Sonic The Hedgehog: In Your Face! #1 - December 1994
 | "The Quest"
Writers: Mike Kanterovich & Ken Penders
Penciler: Art Mawhinney
Inker: Rich Koslowski
This comic book is Sonic's first special, a whopping 48 pages of Hedgehog action, adventure, humor, and good ol' plain fun! Inside you'll discover a feature length story titled "The Quest" which concludes Princess Sally's Crusade from Sonic the Hedgehog #18! You'll also get a dynamic story and some great pin-up art from super hot new Sonic artist Patrick Spaziante! And that's not all - we've responded to hundreds of written demands from fans in a twofold way: inside you'll find everyone's favorite sidekick Tails in his first solo adventure, and it's drawn by fan favorite... Scott Shaw! Think that's it?! No way! This special issue even includes a pull-out poster of... you guessed it - Sonic & Knuckles!
"The Mirror Zone"
Writer & Penciler: Patrick Spaziante
Inker: Harvey Mercadoocasio
"Tails' Tallest Tale"
Writer & Penciler: Scott Shaw!
Inker: Rich Koslowski
Cover by Dave Manak & Jon D'Agostino |
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Sonic The Comic #40 - December 1994
 | “The Frozen Zone”
Writer: Nigel Kitching
Artist: Cassanovas
Sonic, Tails, Porker and Johnny travel to the Pleasant Zone, where a mysterious onset of snow has turned all of the inhabitants into giant ice statues. They accidentally fall through a hole in the ice into the lair of The Chiller - a villain wishing to lower the temperature of Mobius with a giant machine.
“The Carnival Night Conspiracy - Part Two”
Writer: Nigel Kitching
Artist: Richard Elson
Knuckles innocently agrees to let the Marxios remain on the condition that some of their profits go towards restoring the Floating Island. However, they have a hidden agenda, and it`s not long before he`s unknowingly riding on a booby-trapped rollercoaster!
Cover: Richard Elson |
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Sonic The Poster Magazine #9 - December 1994
| "Trapped in the Vortex"
Writer: Lew Stringer
Artist: Nigel Dobbyn
As Sonic and Tails travel to the Labyrinth Zone to investigate reports of kidnappings by Robotnik, the end of another year has Tails wondering whether or not their actions're really making a difference to the Mobian struggle. Sonic doesn't have much time to tell him to snap out of it before they're ambushed by a squad of Motobugs, who - whilst Tails can fly to safety - cause Sonic to plunge head first into a whirlpool!
With the non-swimming Sonic fighting his own battles underwater, Tails is in a quandary about whether to help his friend or the kidnap squad he can see. As he chooses to save the Mobians first, Sonic escapes and congratulates his sidekick on knowing to make the right decision when it counted, prompting a fit of self-realisation.
Stringer always seemed to be a little more sympathetic to the fox as far as character development went.
Cover: Mike Hadley |
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