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'''Buchan Foster''' was a convict who was sent to a colony planet (later named [[Basingstoke (planet)|Basingstoke]] by the [[Eleventh Doctor]]), and he became obsessed with exploring the jungle. He became infected with a disease that transformed him into a monstrous creature. The effects were undone when the Doctor reversed the [[gene splicer]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Supernature (comic story)|Supernature]]'') | '''Buchan Foster''' was a convict who was sent to a colony planet (later named [[Basingstoke (planet)|Basingstoke]] by the [[Eleventh Doctor]]), and he became obsessed with exploring the jungle. He became infected with a disease that transformed him into a monstrous creature. The effects were undone when the Doctor reversed the [[gene splicer]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Supernature (comic story)|Supernature]]'') | ||
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Buchan Foster was a convict who was sent to a colony planet (later named Basingstoke by the Eleventh Doctor), and he became obsessed with exploring the jungle. He became infected with a disease that transformed him into a monstrous creature. The effects were undone when the Doctor reversed the gene splicer. (COMIC: Supernature)
