We are carefully preserving the entire history of Sonic the Comic by rescanning every issue at a crisp 600 DPI.

Our goal is to bring these classic stories to modern screens in the highest quality possible, creating an archive of all issues and specials (including every advertisement) that fans can enjoy for years to come!

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File formats and resolutions

Standard resolution

Perfect for reading on the go. Provides a crisp 1:1 pixel match for mobile devices without wasting bandwidth or storage space.

  • Image height: 2200px
  • Average size: ~40MB per issue
  • Best for: Smartphones, standard iPads, Amazon Fire HD

High resolution

Maximum detail for premium displays. Uncompressed clarity intended for screens that exceed 2500 pixels on their longest edge.

  • Image height: 3500px
  • Average size: ~115MB per issue
  • Best for: 4K Monitors, iPad Pro 12.9", Galaxy Tab Ultra

Raw 600 DPI masters

Massive master files hosted on the Internet Archive. These act as the foundation for any other projects you may want to do with them. We do not require credit for use of these scans. They are not intended for reading in comic reader apps.

  • Image height: ~6880px
  • Average size: 300MB to 600MB per issue (dependent on initial JPEG compression)
  • Best for: Archival preservation, image editing, and derivative projects

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A project for the fans, from the fans

Published by Fleetway Editions from 1993 to 2001, Sonic the Comic was a British games magazine and comic book featuring Sega news, video game reviews, and original comic strips.

This archive is a fan-driven initiative dedicated to preserving that history. These high-quality scans are created strictly for educational and archival purposes, acting as a companion resource to the transformative commentary of Sonic the Comic the Podcast. They are intended solely for personal reference and historical preservation, and are not for distribution outside of this context.

Under no circumstances are any files in this archive to be used for commercial purposes.

To ensure long-term availability, all .cbz files are hosted securely on the Internet Archive. This website functions as a streamlined directory to help you easily navigate and link directly to those files. Please note that download speeds depend entirely on the Internet Archive's current server load.

Why we are rescanning

Currently, the rights holders have no plans for an official re-release. With used copies of the physical comics becoming exceedingly rare and expensive, the series is effectively geo-blocked, making it incredibly difficult to find for fans outside of the UK.

Sonic the Comic established an amazing, unique continuity and universe, and we believe that more Sonic fans worldwide should have the opportunity to experience and enjoy it today.

Honouring the original StC Archive

The fanbase owes a massive debt of gratitude to the original StC Archive, which kept the series alive and made the comic freely available to everyone worldwide. They did the absolute best that consumer-grade technology could accomplish at the time.

However, those scans were completed approximately 20 years ago. Because they were scanned at 96 DPI on standard A4 scanners, the edges of the pages were often clipped. Additionally, they are missing historical context like internal advertisements and reprinted stories. This project aims to build upon their incredible foundational legacy by preserving every single page in full, uncropped, high-resolution detail.

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