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|artist= [[Steve Dillon]]
|artist= [[Steve Dillon]]
|colourist= [[Paul Vyse]] for reprint [[DWCC 26]]
|colourist= [[Paul Vyse]] for reprint [[DWCC 26]]
|lettering= no credit given  
|letterer= no credit given  
|publication title= [[Doctor Who Weekly]] [[DWM 13|Issue 13]] to [[DWM 14|14]]
|publication= [[Doctor Who Weekly]] [[DWM 13|Issue 13]] to [[DWM 14|14]]
|publication dates= [[9 January]]-[[16 January]] [[1980]]
|release date= [[9 January]]-[[16 January]] [[1980]]
|publisher= [[Marvel Comics]]
|publisher= [[Marvel Comics]]
|format= B&W 2 parts / 8 pages  
|format= B&W 2 parts / 8 pages  

Revision as of 01:54, 17 March 2012

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Summary

Arriving on the Ogron home world, Dr. Linus Leofrix and Rostow capture Gnork, an Ogron. Their intention is to use their banned brain implant technology to increase Gnork's intelligence and raise an army of super-soldiers big enough to conquer half the Galaxy! Sent out to beat the Ogron leader Gwunn and gather an army, Gnork uses his new intelligence to trap Leofrix and Rostow on the planet (along with Gwunn) while he escapes in their spacecraft to raise an army of his own.

Characters

Gnork
Gwunn
Dr. Linus Leofrix
Rostow

References

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Notes

  • This backup strip is tailed by the Fourth Doctor only for the Part Two conclusion.

Original print details

Publication with page count and closing captions
  1. DWM 13 (4) End of Part One.
  2. DWM 14 (4) The End.

Reprints

  • Coloured and reprinted by Marvel in DW84 5.
  • Coloured and reprinted in DWCC 26.

Continuity

to be added