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|release date= [[11 January (releases)|11 January]] - [[22 March (releases)|22 March]] [[1975 (releases)|1975]] | |release date= [[11 January (releases)|11 January]] - [[22 March (releases)|22 March]] [[1975 (releases)|1975]] | ||
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|reprint=[[DWCC 5]] | |reprint=[[DWCC 5]] - [[DWCC 6|6]] | ||
|format= Comic - 11 parts (22 pages) | |format= Comic - 11 parts (22 pages) | ||
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Revision as of 14:37, 29 December 2016
Death Flower was the comic debut of the Fourth Doctor.
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Characters
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Notes
- The plot of this story has similarities to then-unproduced TV: The Seeds of Doom.
- This was the very first Doctor Who comic strip to feature the Fourth Doctor. It opened with a brief recap of Planet of the Spiders and the following narrative: "One crisp, January morning of the new year finds Sarah-Jane Smith and the Doctor spinning through the Dorset countryside..."
- The very first words were spoken not by the Doctor himself but by Sarah-Jane: "I still haven't got used to your new face, Doctor."
- The very first words spoken by the Doctor were; "You're not the only one, Sarah-Jane. I have a similar problem when I shave each day!"
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