So i was looking at this cover for the 50th issue celebration- (Jonathan Gray is one of my favorite official Sonic artists. His art has so much whimsy.)
NOW LOOK AT THESE CUTIES
AND THE BONUS OF CLUTCH HOLDING THE FLAG WITH HIS TAIL???? CUTE-
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So i was looking at this cover for the 50th issue celebration- (Jonathan Gray is one of my favorite official Sonic artists. His art has so much whimsy.)
NOW LOOK AT THESE CUTIES
AND THE BONUS OF CLUTCH HOLDING THE FLAG WITH HIS TAIL???? CUTE-
Archie Sonic Artists Spotlight (Pre-SGW)
One of the most infamous prejudices about Archie Sonic, it’s about his art. I pretty sure that anyone who read this has listened to some of the typical deceptive comments about the art in these comics at least one time, saying that ‘it’s looks horrible’ ‘it don’t look like Sonic in all’ and of course, the classical misunderstanding where the people think that Ken Penders was a big contributor to the art style and for that, he was the only responsible for the terrible art style in some issues because he has always been a terrible artist, etc..
To be honest, this is a very extent topic, as well one that is more complex that it’s look like at first, between the extremely hectic schedules, the low salaries and the complited situation that the comic industry (not only Archie Comics) had been passed since the 90', and probably I would talk detaily about it some day but for now, I decided to make a new version of my old posts about the different Artist in Archie Sonic, where I show that from the very beginning these comics had a lot of talent artists, reviewing the ones who I considered the best of the best and some of the most underrated from my perspective.
Scott Shaw
First Work: Sonic The Hedgehog Miniseries #0
Last Work: Sonic Super Special #6
Overall contributions: 7
This guy don’t only has the honor to being the first artist of the comic, but also being a classic artist extremely renowned in the american comic industry in general, have been working in series from other well-known IP like The Simpsons, Looney Toons, Shrek, Teen Titans, Yogi Bear, The Flintstones, etc.
Dave Manak
First Work: Sonic The Hedgehog Miniseries #3
Last Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #167
Overall Contributions: 95
The second oldest artist in the series whose art style, cartoonist and reckless, actually worked pretty well for the first issues, mainly focusing on the childish comedy, and the off-panels strips.
Art Mawhinney
First Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #10
Last Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #156
Overall Contributions: 74
Originally, Art worked as a storyboarding artist for the original Sonic The Hedgehog Animation series/Sonic SATAM, so it’s not surprising that his art style was identical from the original cartoon series. Very good for the first age of the comics when they were still being pretty related to the series.
Patrick Spaziante
First Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #21
Last Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #293 (CANCELLED)
Overall Contributions: 320
The legend, the greatest, the well-known Archie Artist who made possible the comic adaptation of Sonic Adventure and has the merit of being the artist with more contributions in Archie Sonic and in the franchise in general, who also worked in other series like Archie Nights, Archie Megaman, Transformers, TMNT and ATLA comics . Nowadays, he is still working in the saga but with less consistency.
Manny Galan
First Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #38
Last Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #81
Overall Contributions: 48
Manny primarily worked in the Knuckles stories and If I had to define his art style in less words, probably would be ‘Similar to Art Mawhinney but with the most serious and action touch that unfortunately Art never could achievement’
Frank Strom & Nelson Ortega
Nelson's First Work:
Sonic The Hedgehog #46
Nelson's Last Work:
Sonic Super Special #6
Overall Contributions: 5
Frank's First Work:
Sonic The Hedgehog #55
Frank's Last Work:
Sonic The Hedgehog #87
Overall Contributions: 5
I decide to put them together since they debuted almost in the same period and had the exact number of contributions.
John Herber
First Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #54
Last Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #56
Overall Contributions: 2
Steve Butler
First Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #61
Last Work: Sonic Boom #5
Overall Contributions: 92
James Fry
First Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #76
Last Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #272
Overall Contributions: 31
Ron Lim
First Work: Sonic Super Special #13
Last Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #159
Overall Contributions: 39
Dawn Best
First Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #101
Last Work: Sonic Universe #57
Overall Contributions: 18
As a fun fact, she contributed to the Sonic The Comic Online project with a panel for their summary section ‘New in Sonic The Comic?’
And she also commented on my original post to thank me for mentioning her.
Jeff “Jay” Axer
First Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #108
Last Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #167
Overall Contributions: 37
Jonathan Gray
First Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #134
Last Work: Sonic Universe #75
Overall Contributions: 56
Just like Dawn, he contributed to the STC Fan continuity with a panel to NtSTC?. A very funny coincide since in his debut issue had several cameos of Sonic The comic's characters, like Tekno the Canary or Ebony.
Tracy Yardley
First Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #160
Last Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #294 (CANCELLED)
Overall Contributions: 134
This guy has the honor of being the third artist with more contributions in a single Sonic comic, being surpassed by Patrick Spaziante and Richard Elson from Sonic The Comic, with 150 adds. And coincidentally, Tracy add a panel to the NtSTC? section too.
Matt Herms
First Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #185
Last Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #291 (CANCELLED)
Overall Contributions: 6
Renae De Liz
First Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #198
Last Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #207
Overall Contributions: 2
Jamal Peppers
First Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #202
Last Work: Sonic Universe #97 (CANCELLED)
Overall Contributions: 43
Ben Bates
First Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #213
Last Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #275
Overall Contributions: 39
Evan Stanley
First Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #231
Last Work: Sonic Universe #96 (CANCELLED)
Overall Contributions: 30
For the last, I would like to make a special mention to other minor artists that, despite not being very outstanding like the previous ones, they still has a interesting and very good art style in my opinion or at least, a decent one.
Honorable Mentions:
Sam Maxwell
First Work: Sonic Super Special #1
Last Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #87
Overall Contributions: 12
Tania Del Rio
First Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #151
Last Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #172
Overall Contributions: 4
- Diamond Rose Studies (group of student interns)
First and Only Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #85
- David Hutchison (artist exclusive from Archie Sonic X series)
First Work: Sonic X #7
Last Work: Sonic X #40
Overall contributions: 8
- Greg Horn (cover artist)
First Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #239
Last Work: Sonic The Hedgehog #241
Overall contributions: 3
Ken Penders (Classic Era)
Overall Contributions: 19
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IDW unveils two new Sonic the Hedgehog one-shot issues, 900th Adventure and Endless Summer
Take a look at these new Sonic the Hedgehog one-shot issues from IDW Publishing, scheduled for a summer release.
900th Adventure
This issue, tentatively scheduled for 16 August, will feature various writers and illustrators as the blue blur goes on his "900th world-saving adventure!"
Sonic and his friends are playing a game of hot potato! Only the potato is the Warp Topaz and it could warp the whole world into oblivion. The gang is passing off the Warp Topaz in a relay race to get rid of it once and for all.
Cover A: Tracy Yardley
Cover B: Yuji Uekawa of SEGA Japan
Cover C: Evan Stanley
Cover D: Adam Bryce Thomas
Retailer incentive cover 1:10: Nathalie Fourdraine
Retailer incentive cover 1:25: Richard Elson
Retailer incentive cover 1:50: Jonathan Gray
Endless Summer
"Wave goodbye to the office and say hello to the beach," read the official solicitation. This issue is scheduled for a 30 August tentative release.
Sonic drags Jewel on a well-deserved beach day to spend time with her besties, Tangle and Whisper! But when they all settle in for some rest and relaxation…they realize the Babylon Rogues had the same idea… at the same beach. The only way to settle this is with a totally tubular beach showdown!
Writer: Gale Galligan
Illustrator: Tracy Yardley
Cover A: Tracy Yardley
Cover B: Jack Lawrence and Reggie Graham
Retailer incentive cover 1:10: Tracy Yardley (Monochrome "colouring book" variant of Cover A)
Retailer Incentive cover 1:25: Natalie Haines
Sonic the Hedgehog: Knuckles' Greatest Hits Cover
Line Art: Jonathan H. Gray
Colors: Reggie Graham
Sonic the Hedgehog #18 (Cover art by Jonathan Gray)
Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #721: "The Search for the Zodiac Stone: Chapter 1 of 12: The Secret Society"
Cover Credits
Pencils/Inks: Jonathan H. Gray
Colors: Amy Mebberson
Story Credits
Writer: Bruno Sarda
Pencils/Inks: Massimo De Vita
Colors: Nea Aktina A.E. & Digikore Studios
Translation/Localization: Jonathan H. Gray
Color Restoration/Letters: Tom B. Long
Jonathan Gray making the most colorful, detailed, eyes popping, wrist breaking sonic art known to man
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