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|image          = Fireball XL5 69.jpg
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|main character = [[Steve Zodiac]]
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|publication    = [[TV Century 21|TV21]] [[TV21 64|64]]-[[TV21 70|70]]
|publication    = [[TV Century 21|TV21]] [[TV21 64|64]]-[[TV21 70|70]]
|release date  = [[9 April (releases)|9 April]] - [[21 May (releases)|21 May]] [[1966 (releases)|1966]]
|release date  = 9 April - 21 May 1966
|publisher      = City Magazines
|publisher      = City Magazines
|format        = 7 parts - 14 pages
|format        = 7 parts - 14 pages

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The Syntex Mystery was a Fireball XL5 comic printed in TV Century 21 in 1966.

This story crossed over with the Doctor Who universe by giving the DWU character of World President Nikita Bandranaik a prominent part in the narrative. At one point, Bandranaik orders the destruction of Space City Island, one of the only recurring settings in the series aside from XL5 itself, although this fate is ultimately averted.

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