Godzilla to Cross Over With Sonic the Hedgehog in Upcoming Comic Issue
With a title like Sonic the Hedgehog x Godzilla, readers knew the king of the monsters would show up in IDW’s comic book miniseries. The first two issues focused on Mechagodzilla and Mothra battling in Station Square while Sonic and the gang dealt with these interdimensional monsters. Godzilla appeared at the end of issue 2 and takes the spotlight in issue 3, which arrives in comic book stores on October 14.
“By reading Sonic the Hedgehog x Godzilla number 2, you’ve ventured past the point of no return!” series writer Nick Marino tells Polygon. “Just like Amy Rose, you’ve peeked behind the monstrous veil. You know that the peril and danger are real for Team Sonic, especially now that a ‘certain someone’ has crossed over. That said, there’s also a ‘certain someone else’ (with beautiful wings, natch) who’s calmed down a bit and might finally be ready to help out. Thank goodness because Team Sonic needs all the help they can get! Eggman’s evilest plans are just kicking into gear as he readies Operation Dark Future, and the final piece that he needs may have just fallen right into his lap.”
IDW shared three exclusive pages with Polygon from the upcoming issue, showing Sonic and Godzilla face-to-face or face-to-tail.



Sonic the Hedgehog x Godzilla issue 3 will be available in comic book stores on October 14. Issues 4 and 5 are currently available for pre-order.
Source: Polygon
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