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  1. Hello everyone! This thread is for posting and discussing episodes of my new Sonic replay/rewatch/reread podcast, Deep Dive Zone! Youtube Twitter Old (outdated) concepts/ideas post:
  2. Title: Sonic the Hedgehog Issue: #2 Writer: Ian Flynn Artist: Adam Bryce Thomas Series: IDW Previously Reviewed: Issue 1 So, after reading the very first issue of this brand-new series for the Sonic the Hedgehog comic books, I was getting a bit interested in seeing where this series goes to next and whether or not it would hold up to the Archie Comics. Well, I finally read the second issue to the IDW Sonic the Hedgehog series and it was pretty impressive! So, before I get into my thoughts about this issue, here's a brief summary of the issue. So in this issue, Sonic runs off into another town, like he did in the first issue, except this time, he meets up with Amy Rose. Amy is now one of the leaders of the Resistance fighting against Eggman's robots and she asks Sonic to join the Resistance. Of course, Sonic refuses to join the Resistance since he's all about doing things his way. But despite that, he still ends up helping Amy out with taking down the robots in the village. So now that we got the introduction of Tails out of the way, it's time to introduce Amy Rose into this new universe and see how she is being written in this series. For many years, Amy Rose was written as a character who has a huge crush on Sonic and is constantly chasing after him, sometimes rather aggressively depending on who's writing her character. But in this series, even though Amy Rose still has a crush on Sonic, she is shown as being much more mature and downplays her love for Sonic. It was something that surprised me when I first read this issue as I never would have thought that Amy would be portrayed as a mature character. And in the end, it worked out for me. Now, I know that there were some complaints about this interpretation of Amy Rose being too similar to Sally Acorn, you know, Sonic's love interest from the Archie Comics? But for me personally, I actually enjoyed this interpretation of Amy Rose. To be honest, I wasn't the biggest fan of Amy Rose being a crazed stalker towards Sonic the Hedgehog as it felt like the only thing that matters about Amy Rose's character is that she loves Sonic and nothing else. I felt that making Amy into the leader of the Resistance actually brought more depth to her character as it shows that she can be a capable leader when given the chance to. And because this series takes place after "Sonic Forces" (and Sally Acorn doesn't exist in this series), it felt right to me for Amy Rose to take charge of the situation at the moment. Also, I honestly love Sonic and Amy's relationship here. Now, I will admit that their relationship does have some "Sonic/Sally" vibes in terms of the two slightly teasing each other, just like Sonic and Sally would do with each other in the Archie Comics. However, for me, I'm just glad that Sonic and Amy have a much healthier relationship with each other in this series as they can just joke around with each other without Sonic running away from Amy or Amy acting so aggressive towards Sonic. Another thing that I loved about this issue was Adam Bryce Thomas' artwork. He's quickly becoming my favorite artist for this series! I just loved the way that he drew the action sequences in this issue, as well as giving a lot of energetic expressions for the characters. I always love it when the artwork engages you into the hyper-stylized world of this series and Adam Bryce Thomas' artwork definitely showcased that energy very well. And let's not forget about this AWESOME shot of Sonic looking cool and stating a line from his popular image song "It Doesn't Matter." I mean, look at this scene! It's so AWESOME! I honestly didn't have a problem with this issue. I thought that this issue was a huge step up from the first issue and I really loved Sonic and Amy's relationship in this issue. I'm definitely looking forward to seeing more of Sonic and Amy's relationship in the rest of this series soon! Taken from my book blog: RABBIT EARS BOOK BLOG
  3. STAFF NOTE: Because of hiatus/cancellation discussion dominating this thread, a separate topic has been made, so please direct all related posts and thoughts there: I guess I'll be the one to start the new topic for the monthly comic series, and will do that with the latest issue preview. SONIC THE HEDGEHOG #198 "Egg Phoenix Down": The countdown to the epic Sonic the Hedgehog #200 continues! Sonic leads the fully assembled Freedom Fighters and Chaotix on an invasion of Dr. Robotnik's city, but the doctor unleashes a terrifying new weapon that may make their fight a short one! Don't miss all the egg-plosive action! SCRIPT: Ian Flynn ART: Renae De Liz Scorching hot cover by Tracy Yardley! Shipping Date: March 4th, 2009 On Sale at Comic Specialty Shops: March 11th, 2009 On Sale on Newsstands: March 24th, 2009 32-page, full color comic $2.50 US
  4. So, it rarely happens that there are plot twists that happens in any of the stories from the Sonic franchise, but what were some plot twists that happened in the franchise that surprised you the most? They can be from any part of the franchise, like the games, the movies, the comics and the cartoons. One of the plot twists that took me by surprise was in Archie Sonic when it was revealed that Espio was kind of working for the Iron Queen in the Iron Dominion arc, although he was forced into it.
  5. IDW spoilers ahead. Please keep in mind I haven't reread the IDW comics before writing this. I'm going purely off of memory, so this may not be 100% accurate. I wouldn't say I like the way they write him in IDW. Shadow is confident, but they exaggerated it to the point where he's not confident, he's arrogant. He gets mad quite quickly and is an asshole overall. At least, that's how Ian writes him. Evan is a bit better at writing him. Evan's Shadow is a bit more silent and doesn't lash out as much. He is willing to help. Evan's Shadow feels more like the 'strong, silent type' than Ian's Shadow. Evan has practiced writing Shadow in their fan comic, 'Ghosts of the Future', so this may be one reason. They also didn't have to abide by the mandates when writing their fan comic. Ian Shadow would've been more harsh, and needlessly so. However, even after this, he still is similar. As far as I know, some of the reasons for this writing could be due to the mandates, but it doesn't mean I can't dislike his character in IDW. This page is an example of what I mean. It feels edgy, but not a "normal" Shadow type of edgy. I think Shadow should've scoffed or rebutted instead of attacking them. This isn't the only example of Shadow being very aggressive, but I don't want to lengthen this reply. Obviously, this is merely my opinion and is subject to change. As I stated before, I haven't reread IDW yet, so a lot of this is by memory. However, I can say this: Ian Shadow left a sour taste in my mouth, and Evan Shadow is a bit better--even if not seen as much--but still not quite the best.
  6. Fang news is always Good news for us at the Sonic Stadium, and we've been treated to even more artistic delights this week thanks to a new slate of covers for IDW's Fang the Hunter comic mini-series. Following the preview page release for Issue #1, we now have a couple of cover reveals for Issue #3, which seems to take the Weasel Sniper Hunter's adventure straight into the bowels of Dr. Eggman's base! But could an evil alliance be in the works..? Here's Cover A of Fang #3, by Aaron Hammerstrom: And here's the Retail Incentive Cover, by Mauro Fonseca: And here is the solicitation for the third issue, which offers a sneak preview of what to expect story-wise: Let us know what you think of these covers, and Fang's ongoing adventure, in the comments section below! Sonic News Tips Credit: Sonictrainer Original Post Content: View full story
  7. Fang news is always Good news for us at the Sonic Stadium, and we've been treated to even more artistic delights this week thanks to a new slate of covers for IDW's Fang the Hunter comic mini-series. Following the preview page release for Issue #1, we now have a couple of cover reveals for Issue #3, which seems to take the Weasel Sniper Hunter's adventure straight into the bowels of Dr. Eggman's base! But could an evil alliance be in the works..? Here's Cover A of Fang #3, by Aaron Hammerstrom: And here's the Retail Incentive Cover, by Mauro Fonseca: And here is the solicitation for the third issue, which offers a sneak preview of what to expect story-wise: Let us know what you think of these covers, and Fang's ongoing adventure, in the comments section below!
  8. Title: Sonic the Hedgehog Issue: #1 Writer: Ian Flynn Artist: Tracy Yardley Series: IDW So after the Archie Sonic the Hedgehog comics were cancelled in 2017, it was unknown at that point on whether or not Sonic the Hedgehog will ever come back into the comics. Well, it turns out that in 2018, SEGA announced that they will be partnering up with IDW Comics to make a brand-new Sonic the Hedgehog comic book series! And what better way to celebrate this special occasion than to have the old writers who wrote for the Archie Comics make a comeback into the series? I will admit that at first, I was a bit worried about this series because I grew up with the Archie Comics and I always enjoyed reading the Archie Comics, even if they had a couple of bad story lines here and there. So, when I finally picked up the first issue of the IDW comics, I actually found myself enjoying this issue! But, before I get into my thoughts about this issue, here's a brief summary of this issue. The series takes place after the events of "Sonic Forces" (you know, that recent Sonic game that turned out to be not so good)? Anyway, this issue basically showcases Sonic going around trying to help out the townspeople deal with the aftermath of the war in "Sonic Forces" and in this issue, we are introduced to Sonic's best friend, Tails the Fox (or Miles "Tails" Prower for all of you hardcore Sonic the Hedgehog fans) and together, they managed to take down the robots invading the town, while trying to solve the mystery about why Eggman's robots are going berserk, when Dr. Eggman himself is missing. So, I will admit that when I heard that this series was going to take place after the events of "Sonic Forces," I was a bit surprised by this because I assumed that once this comic book series was rebooted, they were going to make an original story for the comics that's not too heavily tied to the games. Also, at this point, "Sonic Forces" had developed a pretty bad reputation with the Sonic the Hedgehog fanbase and I thought that SEGA wasn't going to touch that game for a while. But, after reading this issue, it made me glad that they actually wrote a story that took place after "Sonic Forces" and actually improved on a few issues that "Sonic Forces" didn't tackle properly. One of the biggest issues that I had with "Sonic Forces" was that it felt like there was no urgency to the situation about Dr. Eggman finally taking over the world. That's an event that never happened in the previous Sonic the Hedgehog games. So, you would think that the characters would be more upset at that turn of events. But here in the comics, Ian Flynn actually did a fantastic job at showing the audience about what the war did to the townspeople and how everyone is trying to deal with damage control from the war. We see the townspeople still fighting off Dr. Eggman's robots, even after the war is over and it clearly shows that just because the war is over, doesn't mean that everything will go back to normal at the drop of a hat. It was also nice seeing Sonic do his thing and try to help out the townspeople fight off the robots, because that's what he does. He's a hero who likes helping out people in their time of need, while still having a snarky attitude towards his enemies. Now, let's talk about the characters themselves or more specifically, Sonic and Tails. It was great seeing Sonic and Tails fight together again since for years in the games, we barely get to see Tails fighting alongside Sonic since the games went for the whole "Sonic is the only playable character" direction. Anyway, I always loved Sonic and Tails' friendship in the franchise and it was nice seeing them just chatting with each other again. I also loved the fact that Ian Flynn made an attempt to address the issue of Tails' behavior in "Sonic Forces." So, you are probably asking "What? What happened with Tails in Sonic Forces?" Well, I'll tell you! So, in "Sonic Forces," when Sonic was captured by Dr. Eggman and was imprisoned for months, this causes Tails to suffer a meltdown and he ended up going off by himself after Sonic's disappearance. The biggest issue here is when Chaos comes towards Tails and Tails just cowers in front of Chaos. The problem with this scene is that if you had played "Sonic Adventure," you'll know that Tails actually fought against Chaos before. So, seeing Tails cower all of a sudden against Chaos just riled up the fandom really badly. So, in order to fix this, Ian Flynn had Tails kind of address how he was worried about Sonic when he got captured and he's worried that he will lose himself again if something happened to Sonic. But, the best part about this scene is that Sonic has this worried expression on his face and then, he immediately goes and comforts Tails and tells him that everything will be alright, just like a big brother would do for their little brother. Then afterwards, Sonic asks Tails if he would like to go with him and Tails notices that the village is still in danger and he decided to stay behind to help them. This really shows how much Tails has grown as a character (once again) and this small scene actually fixed the major problem that happened to Tails in "Sonic Forces." Tracy Yardley's artwork is as usual fantastic to look at. I loved how he has the characters show a lot of expressions that range from happiness to sadness and it really makes this issue worth reading! Now, if there was a problem that I had with this issue is that the world wasn't quite as well developed as I would have liked. You see, for years SEGA had been pretty undecided on naming Sonic's world or even explaining to the viewers about how things work in Sonic's world and I think that it seeped into the comics as well (although, that had a lot to do with SEGA's mandates, which we will go into more much later on. Oh, we so will go into it)... Also, if you are not a fan of the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise or you haven't played "Sonic Forces," then chances are you will be a bit confused about why this war even started in the first place and how did Dr. Eggman even managed to nearly take over the world in "Sonic Forces?" Even though I wished that the world was developed a bit more, so that new readers will understand Sonic's world a bit better, I found this issue to be a really fun read and I loved the way that it managed to fix a lot of controversial moments that happened in "Sonic Forces." So far, it's a really great start to the reboot of the Sonic the Hedgehog comics and I definitely can't wait to tackle the next issue soon! Taken from my book blog RABBIT EARS BOOK BLOG
  9. This week's Fast Friends Forever comic puts a spotlight on Team Dark, and their sad robot getting advice from a cheery friend. You can find the original post on the Official Sonic Twitter/X feed. This week's FFF comic comes from illustrator Kim Isa, whom you can read SEGA's brief Sonic-focused interview of here. SEGA's Fast Friends Forever campaign continues to dish out new comics every week from creators across the community, telling stories of friendship and festive frivolity across the series' cast. Sonic News Tips Credit: Thankful Gems Original Post Content: View full story
  10. This week's Fast Friends Forever comic puts a spotlight on Team Dark, and their sad robot getting advice from a cheery friend. You can find the original post on the Official Sonic Twitter/X feed. This week's FFF comic comes from illustrator Kim Isa, whom you can read SEGA's brief Sonic-focused interview of here. SEGA's Fast Friends Forever campaign continues to dish out new comics every week from creators across the community, telling stories of friendship and festive frivolity across the series' cast.
  11. The latest comic in the 'Fast Friends Forever' marketing campaign has been published, featuring Cream finding her voice in a crowd of loud characters. Amy takes the time to offer her the moment to speak out and she's celebrated for it. Everyone loves carrots! This comic was drawn up by voice actor Faye Mata, you might have heard her voice in a number of video games and animations. You can read more about her and her love for Sonic here. What did you think of this week's Fast Friends Forever comic? Let us know in the comments section below. Sonic News Tips Credit: joe_schmoe99 Original Post Content: CREAM SWEEP YEAH!!! Not 100% sure what this one's meant to convey, but it's cute nonetheless. View full story
  12. The latest comic in the 'Fast Friends Forever' marketing campaign has been published, featuring Cream finding her voice in a crowd of loud characters. Amy takes the time to offer her the moment to speak out and she's celebrated for it. Everyone loves carrots! This comic was drawn up by voice actor Faye Mata, you might have heard her voice in a number of video games and animations. You can read more about her and her love for Sonic here. What did you think of this week's Fast Friends Forever comic? Let us know in the comments section below.
  13. The second of the weekly 'Fast Friends Forever' marketing comics has been released by SEGA via social media, and this one has been created by artist Matt Braly, known for his work on Steven Universe as well as his own series, Amphibia. This comic was actually released a day or two ago originally by the SEGA Korea team (the bunch of mavericks!), but the short dialogue in the four-panel was all in Korean so we couldn't understand it. Now it's in English, and we can understand it. So here it is. Very cute. Braly is a self-professed Sonic fan, ever since playing the Game Gear classic Sonic Triple Trouble ("even though I was stuck inside, the game made me feel like I could run around and have adventures"), and his favourite character is Knuckles. What do you think of this Fast Friends Forever campaign and comic so far? Let us know in the comments section below.
  14. The first of many officially-commissioned fan-comics for Fast Friends Forever has been unveiled, and this four-panel adventure comes from none other than OK K.O.! cartoon creator Ian Jones-Quartey. Posted on the official Sonic social channels earlier today, the comic features “what the Marble Garden boss would be like to go through for Sonic and Tails”, according to Jones-Quartey. It also includes a rather inspiring message, we have to say. The animator/show runner/executive producer also answered some questions about himself for the Fast Friends Forever season. The Sonic related answers can be found below, or you can read the whole thing here. More comics and events are due to come from the recently-revealed Fast Friends Forever series, so stay tuned!
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    Sonic the Hedgehog IDW #63: Preview

    Here's a preview for issue 63 of IDW Sonic. https://idwsonicnews.tumblr.com/post/724103692387860480/sonic-the-hedgehog-63-preview-page
  16. This post has been inspired by this Sonic Dissected video where Roger makes a point how the spinoffs try to be a diet version of the games. This probably might have been discussed before but it seems as though that some spinoffs try to more like the games despite taking place in alternate universes. Do not get me wrong, I enjoy the games but I do not expect every piece of Sonic media to exactly like the games. It makes me wonder though, should the various Sonic Spinoffs be more like the games themselves? Or should they follow the spirit of the games than the letter?
  17. San Diego Comic Con is right around the corner, and IDW Publishing is hyping up its annual Sonic the Hedgehog panel this year with teases of sneak peeks for upcoming works and brand new announcements - promising it will be "one for the history books". Titled "Sonic the Hedgehog: Speeding to the 900th Adventure!", the event will no doubt be heavily discussing the latest one-shot comic (called, funnily enough, "Sonic the Hedgehog: 900th Adventure") - but as this special book represents something of a landmark for IDW's licensed series, it's understandable that the publisher would also want to celebrate a little by announcing something cool there too. For those attending (and for those curious to follow the news live with us online), IDW's Sonic the Hedgehog panel will take place on Sunday 22 July between 10am - 11am Pacific Time (that's 6pm - 7pm in the UK), in Room 25ABC. Comic editor David Mariotte and writer/artist Evan Stanley will be present to discuss and answer questions, and there will also be a signing event taking place just after (11:30am - 12:30pm PT) featuring Stanley, Adam Bryce Thomas, Min Ho Kim and SEGA's Mike Cisneros. Full details from IDW's press release below (courtesy AIPT, where you can find schedules and information on all the other IDW Publishing panels as well, such as TMNT and Star Trek): You can bet your bottom dollar we at the Sonic Stadium are preparing our trip there so we can give you top coverage. As always, keep an eye on the Sonic Stadium for the latest news (and post in our forums to discuss the latest before we even get to it!).
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    IDW Endless Summer Cover Variants

    IDW has released cover variants for their "Endless Summer" event and one of the variant covers includes Sonic the Hedgehog.
  19. Collectors of the US Archie Sonic comic - pay attention! Writer and artist Ken Penders has announced that he will be selling the remainder of older covers that he has in his inventory. But you had better be quick, as there are only a few copies left to grab from the first 100 issues. In an announcement on his website, Penders revealed that "I've discovered I have less than 20 original Spaz Sonic covers, and once those are gone, the only ones available will be anything from [Issue] #117 onwards. Currently, the earliest cover I now have available is #29." The covers that Penders has available include #41, #44, #59, #65, #66, #69, #70, #73, #78, #79, #86, #88, #91 - #95, #97, #101, #110 and #114. You can also bag a cover to Sonic Super Special #1 and #15 as well as Sonic Quest #2, Sonic Blast and Sonic Triple Trouble, on top of five or six available Knuckles covers, if you're quick enough. "These are one of a kind collectibles that once they are absorbed by fandom at large will be extremely hard to come by in the future," Penders warned. "Due to increased demand and low inventory, the lowest price on any cover will be $200." Ken says you should keep a close eye on his message board to stay updated on issues that go out of stock from hereon out. If you're interested in a cover, best get moving. Good luck! Via Sonic HQ
  20. Today is the release day of IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 61. More information in the Sonic Wiki:
  21. Today is the release date of IDW's Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 60. More details on the Sonic Wiki:
  22. I rarely ever make topics but this was something I just needed to share. Spaz is a pretty difficult person to fully find info on because he doesn't have an online presence. I've only seen some short interviews on places like Sonic HQ or little blurbs he's shared in editors' notes in whatever side book Archie has published. I was aware for years he moved into children's books, but even then I couldn't find anything beyond what publishers had to share. I was really surprised to find a nearly hour long audio interview with him that was conducted last year. https://illustrationdept.com/podcast/giuseppe-castellano-talks-to-patrick-spaziante It gives a nice glimpse at his career starting out, his work as a "copy artist" and how he went into children's illustration. It doesn't dwell very much on his time with Sonic, but if you grew up with the Archie Sonic book and were a fan of his the tons of covers he did for that series or Mega Man, then it's still worth listening just to hear what he's up to these days. I would've done a more detailed breakdown but I was drawing while listening so lol
  23. For those who live in Mexico and Latin America, seems like you'll finally be getting IDW's Blue Blur soon! Currently seems to just be older issues, but I'm sure that eventually they'll get the newer issues too.
  24. Surely a great release for all you Knuckles fans out there! Might pick it up myself!
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