First Look: Sonic Universe #7

picture-5 The 30 Years Later Story Arc Continues

Archie Comics’s still somewhat new Sonic side series Sonic Universe (say that three times fast!) will continue with the 30 Years Later four part series in its seventh issue.

In this edition, which will begin shipping in July, Sonic faces an eviction as king. From there, he will assemble some old Freedom Fighter friends. Ian Flynn penned the story’s script, and Tracy Yardley handles the artwork.

The issue’s official description follows, as does the comic’s cover–ready for download.

SONIC UNIVERSE #7

PART THREE OF THE EPIC “MOBIUS: 30 YEARS LATER” TALE!
“What’s Old is New Again”: King Sonic has been evicted from his castle with only Lara-Su at his side! What’s a deposed king to do? Gather up some Freedom Fighters, that’s what! But who? And from where? This pulse-pounding tale allows readers to see some familiar faces as the Future Freedom Fighters assemble for the first time!
SCRIPT: Ian Flynn
ART: Tracy Yardley
Shipping Date: July 19th, 2009
On Sale at Comic Specialty Shops: July 26th, 2009
On Sale on Newsstands: September 8th, 2009
32-page, full color comic
$2.50 US

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Kits'Okami

Posted May 27, 2009 at 5:56 AM

All Hail Shadow?

Gotta say, though. He looks cool as a king.

Osnic

Posted May 27, 2009 at 6:39 AM

Really cool cover, awsome pose and really nice highlights. I like it, but unfortunately. I live in europe, so no Sonic comics for me.
I have atleast all the “Sonic the comic” comics, but they’re not so good as archis, I have a few Archie, 20 maybe. *Sign*, it would be fun if they did realease the Sonic comics here where I live and other places in Europe.

GREG THE CAT

Posted May 27, 2009 at 8:25 AM

@Osnic: You kidding me? I’d kill for those Sonic the Comics. Those comics stood their best against Archie, and boy were those some comics or what! The artwork was superb and while it screws around with the characters, I personally think those stories are pretty fricking awesome. While Archie surely delivers, the Fleetway comic had a gruncy style that I appreciate greatly.