Issue 147 is the one hundred and forty-seventh edition of Sonic the Comic. Released on the 13th January 1999 at the price of £1.25, the issue contains three original stories (one of them new) and one reprint, as well as several features and a Sonic the Hedgehog pin-up.
Contents[]
- Sonic the Hedgehog - Earth Attacks: Part 2
- Next Issue
- Super Sonic - Return of the Nightmare: Part 2
- Graphic Zone
- Amy Rose - Small Talk
- Sonic the Hedgehog - Enter Knuckles: Part 2 (from Issue 34)
Strips[]
Sonic the Hedgehog[]
Earth Attacks is a 2-part story by Lew Stringer, Richard Elson, Nigel Kitching and Ellie de Ville. Colonel Granite has conquered Mobius whilst Sonic is on Planet Earth. In London, Sonic comes across a group of protesters, meets the Prime Minister and pays a visit to Scotland and finds Granite's second base. Using another time machine, Sonic returns to his planet in time to see Nature throw the humans into the hands of Earth's military police.
Super Sonic[]
Return of the Nightmare is a 3-part story by Kitching, with art by Roberto Corona and John M Burns, letters coming from Elitta Fell. Sonic is tracking down Super Sonic, who is causing havoc in the Metropolis Zone. Ebony traps Super using the Globe of Enrokk, making the hedgehog think he has destroyed the planet by using the moon to crash into it. However, the spell won't last long and Super won't be happy.
Amy[]
Small Talk is a complete story, part of the Eternity Ring story arc. Written by Stringer, drawn by Carl Flint, coloured by Nigel Dobbyn and lettered by Tom Frame, the story sees Amy and Tekno the Canary land in a world built by "giants". They are here to stop Agent Skog from downloading secret weapon files but Tekno's attempt to delete the program is interrupted by a large spider. Amy manages to convince Skog to stop by whispering in his ear, pretending to be his conscience.
Features[]
The theme of this issue's Graphic Zone is "Life on Earth", with Sonic taking up a variety of Earth professions from boxing to being a police officer. Printed pictures won the artistic Boomers a Sonic the Hedgehog watch.
Staff[]
- Mick McMahon - cover art
- John M Burns - cover colours
- Deborah Tate - editor
- Gary Knight - designer
- Steve MacManus - managing editor
- Sarah Colley - production
- Douglas Pocock - marketing manager
- Debbie Plummer - promotions
- Jane Ballard - promotions
- Rob McMenemy - publisher
- Julie Goldsmith - managing director
Timeline[]
The previous issue of Sonic the Comic was Issue 146. The next is Issue 148.