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|image = 2047 Space City.jpg | |image = 2047 Space City.jpg | ||
|main character = [[Brent Cleever|Twenty One]], [[Jack Reed|Jack]] | |main character = [[Brent Cleever|Twenty One]], [[Jack Reed|Jack]] | ||
|featuring = [[ | |featuring = [[Nikita Bandranaik]], [[S (Down With The Director)|S]], [[Beatty]] | ||
|enemy = [[SOFRAM]] | |enemy = [[SOFRAM]] | ||
|setting = [[United States of America|United States]] and [[Canada]], [[November]] [[2047]] | |setting = [[United States of America|United States]] and [[Canada]], [[November]] [[2047]] | ||
|writer = | |writer = Tod Sullivan | ||
|artist = [[Rab Hamilton]] | |artist = [[Rab Hamilton]] | ||
|editor = [[Alan Fennell]] | |editor = [[Alan Fennell]] | ||
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|letterer = | |letterer = | ||
|publication = TV21 94-104 | |publication = TV21 94-104 | ||
|release date = | |release date = 5 November 1966 - 14 January 1967 | ||
|publisher = City Magazines | |publisher = City Magazines | ||
|format = 11 parts - 22 pages | |format = 11 parts - 22 pages | ||
|series = [[TV Century 21|TV21]] ''[[21 (series)|21]]'' crossover comics | |series = [[TV Century 21|TV21]] ''[[21 (series)|21]]'' crossover comics | ||
|prev = Deadly Fly (comic story) | |prev = Deadly Fly (comic story) | ||
|next = | |next = Revolution (comic story) | ||
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'''''An Eye For An Eye''''' was a ''[[21 (series)|21]]'' comic printed in ''[[TV Century 21]]'' across [[1966 (releases)|1966]] and [[1967 (releases)|1967]]. | '''''An Eye For An Eye''''' was a ''[[21 (series)|21]]'' comic printed in ''[[TV Century 21]]'' across [[1966 (releases)|1966]] and [[1967 (releases)|1967]]. | ||
The story [[Crossover|crossed over]] with the [[Doctor Who universe|''Doctor Who'' universe]], namely through the involvement of [[World President]] [[Nikita Bandranaik]] as a major character in the plot. | The story [[Crossover|crossed over]] with the [[Doctor Who universe|''Doctor Who'' universe]], namely through the involvement of [[World President]] [[Nikita Bandranaik]] as a major character in the plot. | ||
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* [[Pilot (An Eye For An Eye)|Pilot]] | * [[Pilot (An Eye For An Eye)|Pilot]] | ||
== | == Worldbuilding == | ||
* The first section of [[Space City]] to be constructed is the [[Planetary Defence Centre]]. Their [[tolenium]] and [[cement]] [[bunker]]s house the [[planatomic missile]]s, the deadliest [[rocket]]s ever built. | * The first section of [[Space City]] to be constructed is the [[Planetary Defence Centre]]. Their [[tolenium]] and [[cement]] [[bunker]]s house the [[planatomic missile]]s, the deadliest [[rocket]]s ever built. | ||
* [[SOFRAM]] threaten to destroy [[London]] if Twenty One isn't handed over and the [[Universal Secret Service]] disbanded. | * [[SOFRAM]] threaten to destroy [[London]] if Twenty One isn't handed over and the [[Universal Secret Service]] disbanded. | ||
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== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
* By [[2066]], the [[planatomic missiles]] had not been moved from [[Space City]] since this incident until one was authorised for use by ''[[Thunderbird 3]]'' to use against [[Sol|the Sun]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Solar Danger (comic story)|Solar Danger]]'') | * By [[2066]], the [[planatomic missiles]] had not been moved from [[Space City]] since this incident until one was authorised for use by ''[[Thunderbird 3]]'' to use against [[Sol|the Sun]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Solar Danger (comic story)|Solar Danger]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:35, 18 January 2024
An Eye For An Eye was a 21 comic printed in TV Century 21 across 1966 and 1967.
The story crossed over with the Doctor Who universe, namely through the involvement of World President Nikita Bandranaik as a major character in the plot.
Summary[[edit] | [edit source]]
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Characters[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Twenty One
- Jack Reed
- Nikita Bandranaik
- S
- Admiral Beatty
- Colonel Mann
- Head of SOFRAM
- Strike Leader
- Captain
- Red Leader
- Pilot
Worldbuilding[[edit] | [edit source]]
- The first section of Space City to be constructed is the Planetary Defence Centre. Their tolenium and cement bunkers house the planatomic missiles, the deadliest rockets ever built.
- SOFRAM threaten to destroy London if Twenty One isn't handed over and the Universal Secret Service disbanded.
- Twenty One is roused from his bed on Mars and taken to the spaceport in Kahra. They pass USS HQ, which is ablaze on the orders of the World President.
- Locations marked on the World Security Council's globe include Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Nevada, Utah, California, Arizona, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Vancouver and British Columbia.
- Reed pilots Inner Space 1 to the SOFRAM submarine.
- Crassville is a small Canadian town where the overnight bus connects with the trans-America monorail.
- Several SOFRAM agents are killed by an avalanche caused by the sound of gunshots.
- Twenty One recognises tattoos of an old SOFRAM insignia on troops supposedly with the World Government.
Story notes[[edit] | [edit source]]
- This story was also a crossover with both Fireball XL5 and Stingray by featuring Space City and the World Aquanaut Security Patrol respectively in their early stages of development.
Continuity[[edit] | [edit source]]
- By 2066, the planatomic missiles had not been moved from Space City since this incident until one was authorised for use by Thunderbird 3 to use against the Sun. (COMIC: Solar Danger)
