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'''''Zenith Lives!''''' was an ''[[Obverse Quarterly]]'' anthology published by [[Obverse Books]] compiling stories focusing on the public-domain ''{{w|Sexton Blake}}'' character of [[Zenith (The Albino's Shadow)|Zenith]]. Although all the stories in the book nominally took place in the same continuity, the fourth story in the anthology was the only one with a legal link to identify that continuity as the [[Doctor Who universe|''Doctor Who'' universe]]: the licensed use of [[Archibald Angelchrist]] from [[George Mann]]'s novel ''[[Paradox Lost (novel)|Paradox Lost]]''. | '''''Zenith Lives!''''' was an ''[[Obverse Quarterly]]'' anthology published by [[Obverse Books]] compiling stories focusing on the public-domain ''{{w|Sexton Blake}}'' character of [[Zenith (The Albino's Shadow)|Zenith]]. Although all the stories in the book nominally took place in the same continuity, the fourth story in the anthology was the only one with a legal link to identify that continuity as the [[Doctor Who universe|''Doctor Who'' universe]]: the licensed use of [[Archibald Angelchrist]] from [[George Mann]]'s novel ''[[Paradox Lost (novel)|Paradox Lost]]''. | ||
Revision as of 00:52, 2 April 2021
Zenith Lives! was an Obverse Quarterly anthology published by Obverse Books compiling stories focusing on the public-domain Sexton Blake character of Zenith. Although all the stories in the book nominally took place in the same continuity, the fourth story in the anthology was the only one with a legal link to identify that continuity as the Doctor Who universe: the licensed use of Archibald Angelchrist from George Mann's novel Paradox Lost.
Individual stories
| Title | Author |
|---|---|
| The Blood of our Land | Mark Hodder |
| All the Many Rooms | Paul Magrs |
| Curare | Michael Moorcock |
| The Albino's Shadow | George Mann |
| Zenith's End | Stuart Douglas |
External links
- Official Zenith Lives! page at Obverse Books
