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{{Infobox comic
 
{{Infobox comic
 
|title = ''Sonic the Comic'' #170
 
|title = ''Sonic the Comic'' #170
 
|image = STC_170_cover.jpg
 
|issue = 170
 
|issue = 170
 
|date = 1 December 1999
|image = STC 170 cover.jpg
 
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|publisher = [[Fleetway Editions|Eggmont Fleetway]]
|date = 1 December 1999
 
|publisher = Julie Goldsmith
 
 
|price = £1.30
 
|price = £1.30
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|coverartist = [[Richard Elson]]
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|writer =
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|writer = [[Lew Stringer]]
 
|layouts =
 
|layouts =
 
|pencils =
 
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|inks =
 
|inks =
|letters =
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|letters = [[Ellie de'Ville]]
 
|colors =
 
|colors =
|editor = Andy Diggle
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|editor = [[Andy Diggle]]
 
|assistanteditor =
 
|assistanteditor =
|managingeditor = Steve MacManus
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|managingeditor = [[Steve MacManus]]
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|copublisher = [[Rob McMenemy]]
 
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'''''Sonic the Comic'' # 170 '''is the one hundred and seventieth edition of Sonic the Comic. Released on the 1st December 1999 at the price of , the issue contains one new, original story and three reprints as well as several features, competitions to win Sonic the Movie on video and "brain-teasing Chromino games", plus a pin-up.
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'''''Sonic the Comic'' #170''' is the one hundred seventeenth issue of the ''[[Sonic the Comic]]'' series published by [[Egmont Fleetway]].
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==Staff==
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*'''Editor:''' [[Andy Diggle]]
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*'''Designer:''' [[Gary Knight]]
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*'''Managing Editor:''' [[Steve MacManus]]
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*'''Production:''' [[Sarah Colley]]
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*'''Marketing Manager:''' [[Douglas Pocock]]
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*'''Promotions:''' [[Michelle Brown]]
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*'''Publisher:''' [[Rob McMenemy]]
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*'''Managing Director:''' [[Julie Goldsmith]]
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==Featured stories==
 
===Sonic the Hedgehog - "Splitzoid"===
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*'''Script:''' [[Lew Stringer]]
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*'''Art:''' [[Richard Elson]]
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*'''Lettering:''' [[Ellie de'Ville]]
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====Synopsis====
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In one of the [[New Zones]], a terrified scientist has realized his mistake by allowing [[Doctor Ivo Robotnik (Sonic the Comic)|Dr. Robotnik]] and [[Grimer]] to use his Zone's technology, witnessing the birth of [[Splitzoid]], the latest tool to attempt to destroy Sonic. In the [[Emerald Hill Zone (Sonic the Comic)|Emerald Hill Zone]], [[Sonic the Hedgehog (Sonic the Comic)|Sonic the Hedgehog]] and [[Amy Rose (Sonic the Comic)|Amy Rose]] have been alerted to the [[Ring of Eternity]] by [[Tekno the Canary]]. Something on the other side is ready to invade Mobius, just what they feared when the new Zones were linked to the rest of the world. Sonic leaps into the Ring to stop this menace, but is blasted by the advancing Splitzoid who appears through the portal. The hedgehog is not ready to let this latest threat beat him, so he launches a [[Spin Attack (Sonic the Comic)|Spin Attack]]. Looking back at his handy work, but sees that there are now two of them. After some return fire, Amy shoots an arrow at Splitzoid One, but a new one appears. It seems that Splitzoid is programmed to replicate itself when attacked.
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Wanting to get the robots from Emerald Hill Zone, Sonic somehow takes them on a mazy run to the [[Ice Cap Zone]]. One shoots at Sonic, missing, and causes an avalanche to swallow the bots up. Amy and Tekno arrive on a hover scooter to help, but Sonic has finished them off. Or, at least, he thought he had. Six Splitzoids appear from underneath the snow; the impact has caused each one to duplicate. The fight is a lot tougher now, but Amy notices they have gotten a lot slower. Tekno suggests the cold has made them sluggish, but Splitzoid One is still just as tough. Sonic comes up with a plan and gets One to follow him into the caverns. Inside, Splitzoid unwittingly speeds into an ice trap. Splitzoid Seven is created, but it is too late. Outside, the rest of the robots come to a halt and Sonic has saved the day again, with enough time for a "cool" pun.
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====Appearances====
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'''Characters''':
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*[[Doctor Ivo Robotnik (Sonic the Comic)|Dr. Ivo Robotnik]]
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*[[Grimer]]
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*[[Freedom Fighters (Sonic the Comic)|Freedom Fighters]]
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**[[Amy Rose (Sonic the Comic)|Amy Rose]]
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**[[Sonic the Hedgehog (Sonic the Comic)|Sonic the Hedgehog]]
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**[[Tekno the Canary]]
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*[[Splitzoid]] {{only}}
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====Continuity====
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====Trivia====
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*The Ice Cap Zone's ice traps are a reference to the video game ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog 3]]'', where standing under one too long would freeze the character, ultimately losing them their [[Ring]]s.
   
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==Reprinted stories==
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*Knuckles - "The Ghost Ship, Part 5" ([[Sonic the Comic Issue 78#Knuckles - "The Ghost Ship, Part 5"|''Sonic the Comic'' #78]])
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*Tails - "The Nameless Zone, Part 2" ([[Sonic the Comic Issue 17#Tails - "The Nameless Zone, Part 2"|''Sonic the Comic'' #17]])
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*Sonic the Hedgehog - "Ice Cap Attack, Part 1" ([[Sonic the Comic Issue 41#Sonic the Hedgehog - "Ice Cap Attack, Part 1"|''Sonic the Comic'' #41]])
   
== Contents ==
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==Other features ==
 
*Graphic Zone: The Graphic Zone features fan art from readers of the comics. The theme of this issue is "At the Movies". In the artworks here, Sonic dresses up as several movie heroes ([[Wikipedia:Tarzan|Tarzan]], [[Wikipedia: James Bond (literary character)|James Bond]], [[Wikipedia:Aladdin|Aladdin]], etc). The winner artists receive a Sonic the Hedgehog watch.
*Sonic the Hedgehog - Splitzoid
 
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*Competitions to win ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog: The Movie]]'' on video and "brain-teasing [[Wikipedia:Chromino|Chromino]] games."
*Knuckles the Echidna - The Ghost Ship: Part 5 (from Issue 78)
 
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*Pin-up
*Graphic Zone
 
*Tails - The Nameless Zone: Part 2 (from Issue 17)
 
*Sonic the Hedgehog - Ice Cap Attack: Part 1 (from Issue 41)
 
*Next Issue
 
   
== Strips ==
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==Trivia==
 
*[[Richard Elson]] is mistakenly credited as [[Mick McMahon]] for the cover artwork.
=== Sonic the Hedgehog ===
 
Splitzoid is a complete story by Lew Stringer, Richard Elson and Ellie de Ville. In one of the New Zones, Doctor Robotnik and Grimer have created Splitzoid, a robot that duplicates itself when hit. The robot invades the Emerald Hill Zone through the Ring of Eternity and Sonic, Amy Rose and Tekno the Canary are all having trouble defeating it. Sonic lures the original and its copies to the Ice Cap Zone, where not even an avalanche can stop them. Eventually, Sonic tricks the original into flying through an Ice Jet, destroying every robot.
 
== Features ==
 
   
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==Gallery==
The theme of this issue's Graphic Zone is "At the Movies". Sonic dresses up as several movie heroes (Tarzan, James Bond, Aladdin, etc) and wins the artists a Sonic the Hedgehog watch.
 
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===Cover artwork===
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STC170CoverRaw.jpeg|Front cover, raw
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== Staff ==
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==External links==
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*{{STC link|Issue 170}}
*Richard Elson (wrongly credited as Mick McMahon - cover art
 
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{{STC issues}}
*Andy Diggle - editor
 
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*Gary Knight - designer
 
*Steve MacManus - managing editor
 
*Sarah Colley - production
 
*Douglas Pocock - marketing manager
 
*Michelle Brown - promotions
 
*Rob McMenemy - publisher
 
*Julie Goldsmith - managing director
 
 
[[Category:Sonic the Comic issues]]
 
[[Category:Sonic the Comic issues]]
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[[Category:1999 issues]]

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Sonic the Comic #170 is the one hundred seventeenth issue of the Sonic the Comic series published by Egmont Fleetway.

Staff

Featured stories

Sonic the Hedgehog - "Splitzoid"

Synopsis

In one of the New Zones, a terrified scientist has realized his mistake by allowing Dr. Robotnik and Grimer to use his Zone's technology, witnessing the birth of Splitzoid, the latest tool to attempt to destroy Sonic. In the Emerald Hill Zone, Sonic the Hedgehog and Amy Rose have been alerted to the Ring of Eternity by Tekno the Canary. Something on the other side is ready to invade Mobius, just what they feared when the new Zones were linked to the rest of the world. Sonic leaps into the Ring to stop this menace, but is blasted by the advancing Splitzoid who appears through the portal. The hedgehog is not ready to let this latest threat beat him, so he launches a Spin Attack. Looking back at his handy work, but sees that there are now two of them. After some return fire, Amy shoots an arrow at Splitzoid One, but a new one appears. It seems that Splitzoid is programmed to replicate itself when attacked.

Wanting to get the robots from Emerald Hill Zone, Sonic somehow takes them on a mazy run to the Ice Cap Zone. One shoots at Sonic, missing, and causes an avalanche to swallow the bots up. Amy and Tekno arrive on a hover scooter to help, but Sonic has finished them off. Or, at least, he thought he had. Six Splitzoids appear from underneath the snow; the impact has caused each one to duplicate. The fight is a lot tougher now, but Amy notices they have gotten a lot slower. Tekno suggests the cold has made them sluggish, but Splitzoid One is still just as tough. Sonic comes up with a plan and gets One to follow him into the caverns. Inside, Splitzoid unwittingly speeds into an ice trap. Splitzoid Seven is created, but it is too late. Outside, the rest of the robots come to a halt and Sonic has saved the day again, with enough time for a "cool" pun.

Appearances

Characters:

Continuity

Trivia

  • The Ice Cap Zone's ice traps are a reference to the video game Sonic the Hedgehog 3, where standing under one too long would freeze the character, ultimately losing them their Rings.

Reprinted stories

Other features

  • Graphic Zone: The Graphic Zone features fan art from readers of the comics. The theme of this issue is "At the Movies". In the artworks here, Sonic dresses up as several movie heroes (Tarzan, James Bond, Aladdin, etc). The winner artists receive a Sonic the Hedgehog watch.
  • Competitions to win Sonic the Hedgehog: The Movie on video and "brain-teasing Chromino games."
  • Pin-up

Trivia

Gallery

Cover artwork

External links