| The Extortioner |
Issues 784-787 |
Leaving his grandchildren in the TARDIS,
the Doctor explores a volcano. He soon discovers that the volcano is in
fact a secret base from which an evil master mind intends to dominate the
Universe. The Doctor attempts to thwart the plan depositing the villain's
deadly missiles in the heart of the volcano where they explode.
Reprinted in Doctor Who Classic
Comics #3
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| The Trodos Ambush |
Issues 788-791 |
The Doctor pilots the TARDIS to the planet
Trodos where he intends to make peace with his old enemies, the Trods.
However, on arrival the Doctor finds that his intentions have been anticipated
by the Daleks who have massacred the Trods. The Doctor, John and Gillian
soon make contact with the surviving Trods whom they join forces with to
defeat the Daleks.
Reprinted in Doctor Who Classic
Comics #8
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| The Doctor Strikes Back |
Issues 792-795 |
Determined to take his revenge against the
Daleks, the Doctor constructs a "home made" Dalek in which he intends to
infiltrate a Dalek garrison. Once within Dalek ranks, the Doctor discovers
that the Dalek Supreme is planning to produce many more Daleks to invade
the rest of the Universe. However, the Doctor cannot act on his new found
knowledge before his charade is discovered.
Reprinted in Doctor Who Classic
Comics #11
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| The Zombies |
Issues 796-798 |
The malfunctioning
TARDIS lands in London, 1969, where the Doctor discovers that Earth's inhabitants
are under the hypnotic control of the alien Zagbors. Trapped in the immobile
TARDIS and bombarded by the Zagbors high-powered ray cutters, The Doctor
has no choice but to surrender to the aliens.
Reprinted in Doctor Who Classic
Comics #17
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| Master of Spiders |
Issues 799-802 |
Landing on a sinister jungle planet, the
Doctor tests out his new "ray gun" weapon. The Doctor and his grandchildren
soon find themselves being pursued by a giant metal spider. Within the
spider is an evil genius who is able to control a group of real giant spiders
wit ultrasonic sound. In a bid to return to the TARDIS, the Doctor attempts
to turn the tables on the villain by using his recorder to control the
spiders' action.
Reprinted in Doctor Who Classic
Comics #18
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| The Exterminator |
Issues 803-806 |
The Doctor, John and Gillian discover that
the Daleks have constructed a giant exterminator which they are intending
to use o destroy the Earth with one devastating blast. After derailing
the Dalek express train that carries the weapon's operating crew, the Doctor
must ensure that the giant exterminator will never been used by the Daleks.
Reprinted in Doctor Who Classic
Comics #20
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| The Monsters from the Past |
Issues 807-811 |
Landing in New York of the Sixties, the Doctor,
John and Gillian are confronted by dinosaurs that have been revived by
a mad scientist and his "life drug". The Doctor manages to concoct and
"antidote" that will reverse the effects bu he must find a way to administer
the drug to achieve victory.
Reprinted in Doctor Who Classic
Comics #22
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| The TARDIS Worshippers |
Issues 812-815 |
The TARDIS lands in the village of a jungle
tribe who worship it as their new idol. The Doctor decides to use "space-age
thinking" to help the natives defend themselves from their enemies.
Reprinted in Doctor Who Classic
Comics #24
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| Space War Two |
Issues 816-819 |
The TARDIS lands on the planet Verno after
its robot forces have been defeated in a space war with Earth. However,
beneath the surface, the exiled Arborge Quince is manufacturing more robots.
It is up to the Doctor and his companions to prevent another war...
Reprinted in Doctor Who Classic
Comics #25
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| Egyptian Escapade |
Issues 820-823 |
Landing in Egypt, 1880, the Doctor finds
himself in the middle of the conflict between the British and Mahadi's
tribesmen. Disguised as one of the tribesmen, the Doctor makes contact
with General Harvey's forces to warn them of an imminent attack. However,
the Doctor is accused of being a spy and, his warnings ignored, is thrown
into gaol.
Reprinted in Doctor Who Classic
Comics #26
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| The Coming of the Cybermen |
Issues 824-827 |
The Doctor investigates a damaged spacecraft
on the planet Minot not realising that the vessel belongs to the Cybermen.
When the Cybermen return to repair their ship, the Doctor is trapped on
board when it takes off. The Doctor discovers a giant bomb on the cyber-ship
that the Cybermen intent to use to destroy the Earth. Priming the bomb
to detonate, the Doctor has twenty five minutes to escape before the cyber-ship
is blown to pieces!
Reprinted in Doctor Who Classic
Comics #26
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| The Faithful Rocket Pack |
Issues 828-831 |
Landing at an American air base in the Arizona
desert in 1988, the Doctor investigates the mysterious destruction of several
jet planes whilst on their test flights. The Doctor pilots a jet himself
and only escapes from a crash-dive by using his own rocket pack. The Doctor
is captured by an enemy power hiding in caves below the desert. By operating
a magnetic device they are causing the American jets to crash. The Doctor
must warn the air base and escape with only his rocket pack to help him.
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| Flower Power |
Issues 832-835 |
The TARDIS lands on a planet swarming with
butterflies and moths. The Doctor, John and Gillian meet eccentric insect
collector Professor Gnat who, despite the Doctor's warnings, is captured
by the Cybermen. Discovering several dead Cybermats, the Doctor realises
that the scent of the planet's flowers is deadly to the Cybermen. Armed
with bunches of flowers, the Doctor and his companions venture into the
Cybermen's underground city to rescue Professor Gnat.
Reprinted in Doctor Who Magazine #307
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| The Witches |
Issues 837-841 |
On the planet Vargo the Doctor and his companions
come across a gathering of witches from throughout the universe. Using
a variety of gadgets from his utility belt, the Doctor is able to scare
off most of the witches by convincing them that he is the powerful Wizard
Omega. However, the Grand Witch sees through the Doctor's ruse and schemes
to take her revenge on him.
Reprinted in Doctor Who Magazine #308-312
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| Cyber-Mole |
Issues 842-845 |
In 1870, the Cybermen land a giant cyber-mole
vehicle just outside London. Using the mole, they burrow deep into the
Earth below the capital and steel the doomsday deadly bomb from its vault.
With the bomb in their possession, the Cybermen hold the world to ransom.
The Doctor's knowledge and experience are welcomed by the helpless military
and armed with anti-Cyberman weapons, the Doctor leads an assault on the
cyber-mole.
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| The Sabre Toothed Gorillas |
Issues 846-849 |
The Doctor, John and Gillian land on a beautiful
planet but are soon menaced by savage, sabre tooth gorillas. Escaping from
the beasts the Doctor and his companions meet a professor who has developed
Squidge, a fantastic new substance. Attacked once again by the gorillas,
the Doctor has only the elastic properties of Squidge to help them all
escape.
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| The Cyber Empire |
Issues 850-853 |
Landing on a planet, the Doctor, John and
Gillian discover the Cybermen are using slave work force of Earthmen to
construct a giant city in honour of their Controller. Disguising himself
as a slave, the Doctor hatches a plan to free the oppressed work force.
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| The Dyrons |
Issues 854-858 |
On a volcanic planet, the Doctor and his
travelling companions encounter a group of shipwrecked school children
who are being menaced by a race of hideous land squids called Dyrons. The
Doctor attempts to make use of the planet's natural instability to eliminate
the threat of the carnivorous Dyrons.
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| Dr. Who and the Space Pirates |
Issues 859-863 |
The Doctor offers his services to Zarcus,
leader of the peace loving planet of Neon. Ships carrying Neon's food supplies
from it's neighbouring planet, Barren are being attacked and boarded by
space pirates. The Doctor offers to take a ship and to collect the food
from Barren. However, on the return journey, the Doctor and his companions
are attacked and captured by the pirates and are sentenced to walk the
plank.
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| Car of the Century |
Issues 864-867 |
In 1989 on the planet Velon, the Doctor designs
a revolutionary new car that is indestructible. The car is soon stolen,
however, by an evil criminal who use it to commit a smash-and-grab robbery
on a truck transporting gold bullion. It is up to the Doctor to prevent
the unscrupulous villain from using his invention to commit more crimes.
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| The Jokers |
Issues 868-871 |
Landing on the planet Comedy, the Doctor,
John and Gillian are set upon by the alien Jokers who terrorise the travellers
for their own amusement.
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| Invasion of the Quarks |
Issues 872-876 |
After being warned of imminent danger by
a fortune teller, the Doctor parts company with John and Gillian, enrolling
them in the university on the planet Zebadee. Landing in a Scottish castle
the Doctor encounters the spear-head for a Quark invasion. Reunited with
his old companion, Jamie McCrimmon, the Doctor does battle with the evil
robots in an attempt to thwart their invasion of Earth.
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| The Killer Wasps |
Issues 877-880 |
On the war-battered planet of Gano, the Doctor
and Jamie are set upon by giant wasps sent by their enemy, the Quarks.
The two travellers take refuge in an underground city but are horrified
to discover the Quarks themselves are waiting for them.
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| Ice Cap Terror |
Issues 881-884 |
Alien invaders land near Earth's South Pole
in 1970. Threatening to blow the world off its axis unless the people of
Earth capitulate to their will, the aliens demonstrate their power with
a huge explosion. The Doctor and Jamie encounter a savage race of Ice Apes
who have been set free by the aliens' detonation.
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| Jungle of Doom |
Issues 885-889 |
Landing on a jungle world, the Doctor and
Jamie are horrified when a Quark ship causes the TARDIS to be buried under
rubble. Pursued by their robotic enemies, the travellers make use of a
giant tractor to turn and fight their enemy.
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| Father Time |
Issues 890-893 |
The TARDIS lands in the temple of time which
is full of giant clocks. The Doctor and Jamie meet Father Time who flies
into a rage when he discovers that his two visitors travel through time.
Determined to put the Doctor and Jamie to death for their "evil excursions",
father Time consigns Jamie to die in the falling sands of a giant hour
glass and the Doctor to be lowered by pendulum into a vat of boiling oil.
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| Martha the Mechanical Housemaid |
Issues 894-898 |
The Doctor invents Martha, a robot which
is designed to do housework of all kinds. Landing in the New York of 1971,
the Doctor takes his invention to International Inventions who mass produce
the robots in their millions. Watching this are the Quarks who transmit
a signal which causes the Marthas to turn on humanity. With America weakened,
the Quarks launch their invasion.
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| The Duellists |
Issues 899-902 |
The Doctor lands the TARDIS on the planet
Hekton in 2044. The planet has been colonised by humans who have adopted
the lives of Regency gentry. The Doctor is taken prisoner and used as sport
but a murder squad of Quarks soon arrive intent on eliminating the time
traveller. Eventually all but one of the Quarks are defeated by the gentry
and the Doctor has to face the remaining robot in contest.
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| Eskimo Joe |
Issues 903-906 |
Landing on an ice planet the Doctor decides
to partake in a spot of skiing. However, he is soon horrified to discover
a patrol of Cybermen. Faking his own death to put the Cybermen off his
scent, the Doctor joins forces with Joe, a native Eskimo. Armed only with
Joe's robot gulls and a basket of exploding eggs, the Doctor and Joe attack
the Cyber encampment.
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| Peril at 60 Fathoms |
Issues 907-910 |
The TARDIS lands on the sea of the planet
Nook. Sinking beneath the waves, the Doctor dons a divers suit and goes
for a walk on the sea bed. Discovering a crashed spaceship, the Doctor
attempts to help the crew to repair and relaunch their vessel. However,
his efforts are hampered by a giant squid.
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| Operation Wurlitzer |
Issues 911-915 |
Materialising on a jungle planet, the Doctor
discovers Jason Wurlitzer who is being held captive by a race of hideous
dwarfs. The Doctor is also captured and then dispatched with a ransom message
to Jason's rich father, Kurt. However, Wurlitzer Snr. refuses to hand over
the uranium requested by the Dwarfs. Instead he asks the Doctor to assemble
a crack team and head a mission to rescue Jason.
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| Action in Exile |
Issues 916-920 |
At his London hotel, the Doctor comes across
three young brothers who decide to rebel against their guardian, Mr Fitz-Walker.
Despite the Doctor's pleas, the youngsters flee from the hotel and steal
Fitz-walker's private jet. However, unknown to them, the jet was to be
used as a getaway plane by Fitz-walker's men who are busy stealing weapons
secrets from a nearby nuclear arsenal.
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| The Mark of Terror |
Issues 921-924 |
The Doctor is cooperating with a team of
scientists who want to examine him and learn about the effects of time
travel on his body. Carthwright, one of the scientists, falls into a coma
at the sight of a strange mark on the Doctor's chest. The Doctor tells
the other scientists that it is the Marck of the Blenhim, a race of evil
warmongers who ravaged the galaxy. The Doctor realises that Cartwright
must be a descendent of one of the refugee Blenhim victims and attempt
to shock him back to consciousness by recounting his own battle with the
Blenhim Master Race.
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| The Brotherhood |
Issues 925-928 |
Abducted from his hotel by a Mafia-like group
known as the Brotherhood, the Doctor is forced to develop an explosive
which will release an Aztec treasure hoard from a Mexican lake-bed. Once
in Mexico, the explosives appears to do its job until hoards of giant prehistoric
worms threaten the Doctor and the villains.
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| U.F.O. |
Issues 929-933 |
A young boy called 'Specs' receives an SOS
from an orbiting Quotron space craft. When the Doctor hears the signal
he contacts the Quotrons and arranges a rendezvous with them in the Arizona
desert where he repairs their faulty navigation equipment. Unfortunately,
the Quotron leader is unwilling to allow knowledge of their visit to earth
to become common knowledge and intends taking the Doctor and 'Specs' with
them when they leave.
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| The Night Walkers |
Issues 934-936 |
Appearing on the TV panel game show Explain
My Mystery the Doctor becomes intrigued by the story of walking scarecrows
told by farmer Glenlock-Hogan. Investigating further, the Doctor discovers
the tale to be true and he is further shocked when the scarecrows call
his name. They have been animated by the Time Lords to carry out the remains
of the Doctors' sentence by investigating his change of appearance.
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