Sonic the Comic 015
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Cover date: December 11th 1993 | ||||||||||
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Sonic the Comic #15 is the fifteenth issue of the Sonic the Comic series by Fleetway Editions Ltd.
Contents
Stories
Sonic the Hedgehog - "The Green Eater"
Ecco the Dolphin - "Ecco the Dolphin, Part 3"
The Legend of the Golden Axe - "Plague of Serpents, Part 3"
Decap Attack - "Starring Chuck D. Head! Part 6"
Other features
- Control Zone: Introductions, staff details and "The Sega Charts", which lists the top ten sales for games on Sega consoles (Mega Drive, Mega-CD, Master System and Game Gear).
- Review Zone: Games across all current Sega platforms reviewed on a % scale (see below).
- News Zone: Information on upcoming Sega events and products.
- Q Zone: Cheats, Game Genie codes and strategies for popular or requested games. This issue offers cheats and tips for Pit-Fighter, Predator (), Another World, and Disney's Aladdin.
- Speedlines: Reader letters and artwork, with replies from Megadroid, the comic's mascot character.
Review Zone
- Sonic the Hedgehog CD - 90%
- Silpheed - 85%
- Ecco the Dolphin - 90%
- PGA Tour Golf - 54%
- Gauntlet IV - 78%
Production credits
Sonic the Hedgehog - "The Green Eater"
- Script: Mark Millar
- Art: Mike Hadley
- Lettering: Elitta Fell
Ecco the Dolphin - "Ecco the Dolphin, Part 3"
- Script: Woodrow Phoenix
- Art: Steve White
- Lettering: Tom Frame
The Legend of the Golden Axe - "Plague of Serpents, Part 3"
- Script: Mark Eyles
- Art: Mike White
- Lettering: Ellie de Ville
Decap Attack - "Starring Chuck D. Head! Part 6"
- Script: Nigel Kitching
- Art: Nigel Kitching
- Colour: John Burns
- Lettering: Steve Potter
Cover & staff
- Cover art: Ferran Rodriguez
- Editor: Richard Burton
- Assistant Editor: Deborah Tate
- Designer: Clare Gillmore
- Managing Editor: Steve MacManus
- Publisher: Chris Power
- Source: Page xx
References