I think that if there is enough of a demand for it, there is a strong possibility that could come to light.” If you want to know more details, here’s the interview.īe sure to take a look at the amazing work the team at Archie did with the previews of the first issue of Mega Drive and the cover art of The Next Level down below.A number of inked pages purporting to be from Archie’s ‘ Sonic Mega Drive: Overdrive #1‘ comic have apparently been leaked onto the internet. IGN also asked if an ongoing Mega Drive comic series is possible, to which Lovallo answered “Absolutely. Vincent Lovallo, the editor of the comic, said in an interview with IGN that the events of the comics will also feed into the regular Archie Sonic series. Not much is known about it, but it does again sport some fantastic cover art drawn by Tyson Hesse. The sequel is called Sonic Mega Drive – The Next Level, and will be released later this year. With the release date drawing closer we are now not only getting a closer look at the incredible art drawn for the comic, but also the announcement of a sequel!
Otherwise, read on.Īrchie announced last February that they’d be releasing a one-shot classic Sonic comic called Sonic Mega Drive on July 6th, 2016. If you don’t want to know the slightest bit of spoilers, don’t click the jump. And behind the writer’s pen? None other than Evan Stanley. With a couple solicitations (sans date, of course), we’ve gotten our first clue to the future of Sonic.
With the “Zombot” arc meant to wind down over the next few issues, questions have been raised as to what is next.
Luckily, IDW announced today some news regarding the future of the Sonic titles, letting fans know that even during this time of uncertainty, they’re not planning on cancelling everyone’s favorite blue hedgehog anytime soon. With comic book shops having to close, Diamond suspending its distribution services, and production behind-the-scenes seemingly grinding to a halt? It’s hard to know when any comic, let alone Sonic the Hedgehog, will be back on a normal schedule again. If you’ve been paying attention to the comic book industry at all over the last few weeks, you know things haven’t been exactly smooth.
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