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Publisher's summary
Which old foes did the Doctor encounter on the planet Peladon?
What is Romana's full name?
How did the Master survive the cessation of his regeneration cycle?
Take one step nearer complete knowledge with the third volume of the Encyclopedia of the Worlds of Doctor Who...
Subject matter
One of a multi-volume encyclopedia of the Doctor Who universe, with black and white illustrations for many entries.
Notable features
- Illustrated by Tony Clark.
Notes
- Due to poor sales a paperback version of this book was not published and the planned fourth volume in the series, covering S-Z and the concluding two volumes (according to the E-K volume), were cancelled altogether. One of these future volumes would have gathered together information on the Doctor.
See also
