Sonic the Comic 130
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Cover date: 20 May to 2 June 1998 | ||||||||||
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Sonic the Comic #130 is the one-hundred and thirtieth issue of the Sonic the Comic series by Fleetway Editions Ltd.
This issue marked the comic's fifth birthday. This milestone was celebrated with a single Sonic story across seventeen pages, "Showdown", which concluded a plotline that had been set in motion as far back as issue #104, as well as a birthday special Decap Attack story.
Contents
Stories
Sonic — "Showdown, Part 1"
Sonic — "Showdown, Part 2"
Sonic — "Showdown, Part 3"
Decap Attack — "Birthday"
Other features
- Control Zone
- Pin-Up: Sonic's Buddies and Baddies, Part 1: Buddies. Art by Carl Flint.
- Speedlines: Megadroid answers various fan letters from readers of the comic. One reader sends in a poem, Megadroid reveals that his creator is Richard Burton, another reader asks if Robotnik has any friends and there's a request for a Baddies poster (which will handily be given out next issue). Owners of the printed letters each won an enamel badge.
- Graphic Zone: Fan art submitted by readers. The theme for this issue's Graphic Zone is "Party Dudes", featuring pictures celebrating the comic's fifth birthday. Owners of the printed art each won a Sonic the Hedgehog watch.
Production credits
Sonic — "Showdown, Part 1"
- Script: Lew Stringer & Nigel Kitching
- B & w art: Richard Elson
- Colour: Nigel Dobbyn
- Lettering: Tom Frame
Sonic — "Showdown, Part 2"
- Script: Lew Stringer
- Art: Richard Elson
- Lettering: Tom Frame
Sonic — "Showdown, Part 3"
- Script: Nigel Kitching
- Art: Richard Elson
- Lettering: Tom Frame
Decap Attack — "Birthday"
- Script & art: Nigel Kitching
- Lettering: Ellie de'Ville
Cover & staff
- Editor: Deborah Tate
- Designer: Gary Knight
- Cover Art: Dermot Power
- Managing editor: Steve MacManus
- Production: Sarah Colley
- Marketing manager: Doug Pocock
- Managing director: Julie Goldsmith
- Source: Page xx
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