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Nigel Kitching is a comic book writer and artist who worked for the British publication Sonic the Comic.
Description[]
He was the comic's longest-serving writer and, along with Lew Stringer, one of its most prolific. He joined the comic in Sonic the Comic #4, writing the story "Day of the Badniks", and remained with the comic until its final issues. He frequently collaborated with artist Richard Elson.
He is best known for creating the STC personalities of the majority of the Sonic series characters, including Sonic himself, Amy Rose, Doctor Robotnik, and most notably Super Sonic, whom he envisaged as a psychotic demon fuelled by Chaos Energy.
Nigel Kitching's self-drawn caricature from Sonic the Comic #61.
Credits[]
Writing[]
Fleetway Editions[]
IDW Publishing[]
- Sonic the Hedgehog's 900th Adventure (p. 13-18)
Trivia[]
- Sonic the Hedgehog's 900th Adventure marks the first time since Sonic the Comic #184 where he contributes a story via writing.
- Additionally, as of the comic itself, Kitching would be the person with the longest hiatus gap for working on a Sonic the Hedgehog comic. (being exactly 23 years, 2 months and 16 days.)
External links[]
- Nigel Kitching Interview at Sonic HQ News
- Sonic of Sonic: Nigel Kitching Interview at TSSZnews
- Nigel Kitching Interview - Part 3 at 2000 AD Review
- Nigel Kitching at the Sonic the Comic Wiki.