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PREVIEW: 'Sonic: Mega Drive' One Shot by Ian Flynn, Tyson Hesse, Jack Morelli, and Matt Herms

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Sonic spins into a brand new, Classic-styled, SUPER SPECIAL one-shot “Mega Drive”! Join Sonic, Tails, Knuckles and Amy Rose on a brand new adventure—set after the fall of the Death Egg! The nefarious Dr. Eggman is trying to build a new engine of destruction: the MEGADRIVE, and it’s up to Sonic and his whole crew to stop the mad doctor and save the day! Join Sonic and his friends in this special commemorative issue celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the Blue Blur!

SONIC: MEGA DRIVE ONE SHOT
Script: Ian Flynn
Art: Tyson Hesse, Jack Morelli and Matt Herms
Cover: Tyson Hesse
On Sale Date: 7/6
32-page, full color comic
$3.99 U.S.





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  1. Micah BuzanJuly 10, 2016 at 5:58 PM

    Beautiful art style. I really prefer the old school Sonic design.

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