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* [[2010]] - ''[[The Runaway Train (audio story)|The Runaway Train]]'' was first released by [[BBC Audio]]. | * [[2010]] - ''[[The Runaway Train (audio story)|The Runaway Train]]'' was first released by [[BBC Audio]]. | ||
* [[2011]] - [[DWA comic stories|''Doctor Who Adventures'' comic story]] ''[[Agent 99 (comic story)|Agent 99]]'' was first published. | * [[2011]] - [[DWA comic stories|''Doctor Who Adventures'' comic story]] ''[[Agent 99 (comic story)|Agent 99]]'' was first published. | ||
* 2011 - ''[[100 Scariest Monsters]]'' | * 2011 - ''[[100 Scariest Monsters]]'' and ''[[Where's the Doctor?]]'' were first published by [[BBC Books]]. | ||
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On 6 October, a number of things set in or relevant to the Doctor Who universe were released or published.
- 1973 - Part six of TV Comic story Children of the Evil Eye was first published.
- 1979 - Part two of City of Death was first broadcast on BBC1.
- 1994 - Graphic novel The Age of Chaos was first published by Marvel Comics.
- 1997 - War of the Daleks was first published by BBC Books.
- 1997 - The Book of Lists and A Book of Monsters were first published by BBC Books.
- 2003 - Emotional Chemistry was first published by BBC Books.
- 2003 - The Curse of Fenric was released on Region 2 DVD.
- 2008 - Part two of The Last Sontaran and part one of The Day of the Clown were first broadcast on CBBC.
- 2010 - The Runaway Train was first released by BBC Audio.
- 2011 - Doctor Who Adventures comic story Agent 99 was first published.
- 2011 - 100 Scariest Monsters and Where's the Doctor? were first published by BBC Books.
