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The fact that Amy and Rory are present, even getting one line each, clashes with the fact [[:The_Angels_Take_Manhattan_(TV_story)|that the Doctor clearly said he could never see them again]], as their death is a fixed point in time and it would create a paradox. | |||
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Revision as of 07:17, 1 July 2014
Issue twelve of Prisoners of Time featured the all eleven Doctors, and depicted the final battle between them and Adam Mitchell. The companions he stole are finally released, ending the twelve-part long arc of Prisoners of Time.
Publisher's summary
Our yearlong celebration of Doctor Who's 50th anniversary concludes! All eleven Doctors must team up if there’s any hope of defeating his latest and most surprising adversary! Everything has been leading up to this epic conclusion!
Plot
The Eleventh Doctor summons his other ten selves. Adam decides to kill all the companions, but it is revealed his remote is Frobisher in disguise. The Eleventh Doctor says he left a chronal trail, which enables the TARDISes to merge and bring the Doctors here. Adam and the Master release an Auton army. However Frobisher, disguised as an Auton, overpowers Adam and releases the companions.
Characters
- Eleventh Doctor
- Tenth Doctor
- Ninth Doctor
- Eighth Doctor
- Seventh Doctor
- Sixth Doctor
- Fifth Doctor
- Fourth Doctor
- Third Doctor
- Second Doctor
- First Doctor
- Adam Mitchell
- The Master
- Clara Oswald
- Rory Williams
- Amy Pond
- Lady Christina de Souza
- Jenny
- Donna Noble
- Martha Jones
- Mickey Smith
- Jack Harkness
- Rose Tyler
- Grace Holloway
- Ace
- Mel
- Frobisher
- Peri Brown
- Kamelion
- Vislor Turlough
- Tegan Jovanka
- Nyssa
- Adric
- Romana II
- K9 Mark I
- Leela
- Harry Sullivan
- Sarah Jane Smith
- Jo Grant
- Liz Shaw
- Brigadier Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart
- Zoe Heriot
- Victoria Waterfield
- Jamie McCrimmon
- Polly Wright
- Ben Jackson
- Dodo Chaplet
- Sara Kingdom
- Steven Taylor
- Vicki Pallister
- Barbara Wright
- Ian Chesterton
- Susan Foreman
- The Autons
References
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Notes
to be added
Continuity
The fact that Amy and Rory are present, even getting one line each, clashes with the fact that the Doctor clearly said he could never see them again, as their death is a fixed point in time and it would create a paradox.