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Tails has some pretty hardcore fans, including ones who threaten arson. Did you ever think you'd see the phrase "Tails Terrorist" in an official sonic comic?
It turns out that Shirob is actually Trogg, and that’s why nobody could find his body all those years ago. And Tails and Errol are now trapped in a small room somewhere deep underground, so there’s nowhere to escape to this time, right?
Tails, knowing there’s no escape, has his first big courageous moment in the series
For that, he’s rewarded with some more good luck, as Grimace bashes his head on the ceiling and that’s about it. To be honest, I do wish that Tails was more directly responsible for putting Grimace down, but I suppose the running theme of these very early Tails stories is that he constantly manages to get out of trouble by (sometimes comedic) happenstance
Oh fuck, it looks like Grimace is about to eat Shirob
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Here’s our first look at the Multi-Mega (known as CDX in North America). Apart from being a combo Mega Drive and Mega CD, it was a portable CD player, which is neat. These days, they’re expensive, extremely rare, and a real pain in the arse to mess with if something fails
Wow, what an insightful soliloquy. Maybe Brian Clough was a good manager, but a philosopher he wasn’t
In issue 7 it was more vague if Sonic and Super were different personalities, or if Sonic was just letting the power go to his head. Here, the former is essentially confirmed, and Sonic reveals he doesn’t remember what happens when he’s Super. That fact doesn’t play any part in this story, but it becomes much more important later. Anyways, the dust settles and it’s revealed that Super cooled the magma into a massive statue of Sonic. I’ve always wondered, why did Super create a statue of normal Sonic? Wouldn’t he much rather have made a statue of himself?
In any case, that’s where the story ends. It’s honestly one of Kitching’s weaker entries, and I think he’s talked a bit before about how he regrets this one. If Super Sonic didn’t completely steal the show, nobody would remember this issue at all, and even then, it’s barely brought up in Super discussions, likely because he doesn’t really do anything except make a lot of threats and stop a lava flow. There are some funny lines, such s Super Sonic calling Tails a whiner and Sonic saying that Tails occasionally has his uses right after saving his ass, but it’s a pretty dull story overall. Maybe if it was published during the period between Issues 11-17 it would be remembered better as a diamond in the rough, but the fact that it’s between Casino Night and the excellent Sonic CD adaptation meant it was never going to be one of the magazine’s standouts.
Ferran Rodriguez’s art is a massive downgrade from what we got in Issue 6, with the backgrounds being very bare-bones, and the characters looking worse than they did before. It’s probably the ugliest of all his work on the comic. And that’s all I have to say about the Sonic story.
Continuing the trend from Issue 7, Super Sonic threatens to murder for Tails for getting in his way, although all it took this time was grabbing onto his leg to set him off. It’s also interesting that apparently Super Sonic at this point isn’t strong enough to survive magma and/or a volcanic explosion head on and thus is focused to retreat, which is not a common action for him to take
As soon as Super Sonic gets out of the way, he’s ready to smear Tails’ brains all over the Hill Top Zone, and similar to what happened last time, it’s Tails’ words that resolve the situation. Rather than calming Super Sonic down, he instead picks at his ego, which causes him to do the right thing just to prove Tails wrong. So even though Sonic and Super’s personalities obviously differ, they have the same insecurities.
I’m not sure if Kitching has confirmed if Super Sonic and Robotnik have directly met by this point, but either way, the latter is pretty damn nonchalant about the whole thing. I would have thought he’d have a more visceral reaction to his arch-enemy screaming about destroying everything and having swirly eyes of doom than “by the way, I preferred you in the blue”
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Just as Tails is about to give up, the stress causes Sonic to change into Super Sonic. Yep, he’s back everybody, and is ready as ever to fuck shit up. This explanation somewhat retcons what we’re told in Issue 7, where it’s the energy from the Mobius Rings allowing Sonic to transform, but it’s not too big of a deal, at least right now.
He immediately fucks up the Rexon
While in the caldera, a derpy-looking Rexon throws Sonic and Tails from their Gondola. Sonic is of course unhappy about this, not because he’s falling to his death, but because on the preceding panel he declared there was nothing down there. Tails manages to pick up Sonic, but you can tell he’s having a lot of trouble
Sonic smashes up some Turtleoids and acts like a dick to Tails. Nothing too remarkable so far
They land and meet a Native American style tribe that’s composed of people that should be carved in the side of an Egyptian New Kingdom temple rather than talking to Sonic the Hedgehog. We also learn that Sonic is one of those atheists you meet on Reddit (I’m an atheist myself though so maybe I’m not one to talk)
This is the first strip Ferran Rodrigruez has done art for since Issue 6, although he’s done some covers and other promotional stuff here and there. I don’t like his style here nearly as much as I did in Issue 6, but I’ll gladly take it over some of the garbage we’ve been getting lately. Sonic and Tails are flying over the Hill Top Zone, although it doesn’t really look anything like the game here. Where are the pine trees, blue cliffs and big orange plateaus? Instead, it’s just some unremarkable wasteland with a volcano in the centre.
Considering how much effort Rodriguez put in issue 6 to making everything look as on model as possible, this is pretty disappointing. I wonder if maybe he was called last minute or something to do the art, but that’s just speculation.
Issue 20.
The cover is whatever, but the Sonic story this time around will spark some conversation
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And here’s a nice chubby Tails to see us off. Issue 20 comes up next!
We’re still waiting for Sonic 4: Episode 3 where Sonic fucking dies