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| |enemy = The [[Crimson Hand]] | | |enemy = The [[Crimson Hand]] |
| |setting = [[Earth]], [[2009]]<br />[[Justice Ship]] | | |setting = [[Earth]], [[2009]]<br />[[Justice Ship]] |
| |writer = [[Dan McDaid]] | | |writer = Dan McDaid |
| |editor = [[Tom Spilsbury]] and [[Scott Gray]] | | |editor = [[Tom Spilsbury]] and [[Scott Gray]] |
| |artist = [[Martin Geraghty]] (pencils)<br />[[David A. Roach]] (inks) | | |artist = [[Martin Geraghty]] (pencils)<br />[[David A. Roach]] (inks) |
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| |letterer = [[Roger Langridge]] | | |letterer = [[Roger Langridge]] |
| |publication = [[DWM 416]] - [[DWM 420]] | | |publication = [[DWM 416]] - [[DWM 420]] |
| |release date = [[10 December (releases)|10 December]] [[2009 (releases)|2009]] - [[1 April (releases)|1 April]] [[2010 (releases)|2010]] | | |release date = 10 December 2009 - 1 April 2010 |
| |publisher = Panini Comics | | |publisher = Panini Comics |
| |format =Comic | | |format =Comic |
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| |epcount = 5|reprint=The Crimson Hand (graphic novel) | | |epcount = 5|reprint=The Crimson Hand (graphic novel) |
| }}{{you may|The Crimson Hand (graphic novel)|n1=the graphic novel}} | | }}{{you may|The Crimson Hand (graphic novel)|n1=the graphic novel}} |
| '''''The Crimson Hand''''' was the final [[Tenth Doctor comic stories|Tenth Doctor comic strip]] to appear in the pages of ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'', concluding the "Panacea" story arc. The publication of its final part in ''DWM'' occurred two days before the premiere of the [[Eleventh Doctor]]'s [[Series 5 (Doctor Who)|first series]] on [[BBC One]]. | | '''''The Crimson Hand''''' was the final [[Tenth Doctor comic stories|Tenth Doctor comic strip]] to appear in the pages of ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'', concluding the "Panacea" story arc. The publication of its final part in ''DWM'' occurred two days before the premiere of the [[Eleventh Doctor]]'s [[Series 5 (Doctor Who 2005)|first series]] on [[BBC One]]. |
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| == Summary == | | == Summary == |
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| == Plot == | | == Plot == |
| === Part 1 ===
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| [[Intersol]] is chasing the TARDIS. As they collide, [[Justice (computer)|Justice]] (a telepathic computer) tells the [[Tenth Doctor]] and [[Majenta Pryce|Majenta]] to surrender now or be destroyed!
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| The Doctor and Majenta are in the TARDIS. The Doctor gets a message from himself: the TARDIS cannot leave the Time Zone. Suddenly a man appears as a hologram. He is [[Finn Dargo]], Chief Marshall and Supreme Commander of the Intersol Fleet. He tells them that the TARDIS is now the property of Intersol. He arrests the Doctor and Majenta and shoots a beam at the Doctor. Majenta thinks he is dead, but Finn says he is stunned. She escapes before he can knock her out.
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| On the ship, Finn says to Justice that Majenta made it out of the TARDIS. Justice says that she will prepare an execution cube for the Doctor but Finn stops her, saying is is going to interrogate him. Meanwhile Majenta disguises herself as one of the guards.
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| Finn begins his interrogation of the Doctor. The Doctor wonders what Intersol want with Majenta. Finn shows him clips of her past. He says she belongs to the most dangerous criminal organision in the universe. Intersol thought they had caught her at [[Thinktwice|Thinktwice prison]] but Majenta escaped with the Doctor. He tracked her down to the Proxima system, to [[Stormlight House]], but they found nothing there. The Doctor speaks up for Majenta but is tortured.
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| Majenta boards a ship to leave the Doctor but she is attacked by the masked woman. They fight. Majenta is on the floor quickly. The woman takes of her mask to reveal Zed, Majenta's cell mate in Thinktwice Prison. Majenta asks Zed if it is she. Zed replies "No, Majenta, it isn't..." and fires.
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| === Part 2 ===
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| Majenta wakes inside the Justice computer banks/cells. She is sentenced to maximum interrogation. Zephyr goes to the Doctor's cell. He realises that the TARDIS allowed Justice to hack into it because there is something dangerous in Majenta's mind. The Chief Marshal watches some of Majenta's recent memories through a [[neuroscopic probe]], then finds one from before the Hotel Historia event, when Majenta joined the Crimson Hand. The Marshal finds a hidden room in Majenta's memories. Justice detects four inbound energy signatures. It is the Crimson Hand.
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| === Part 3 ===
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| The four remaining members of the Crimson Hand walk through the portal. They start to fly through the memory banks of Justice's system and then destroy her. The Doctor probes Majenta's minds and finds that she once led the Crimson Hand and how she had to prove herself worthy, she met [[Wesley Sparks]], seduced him and abondoned him on the night before his wedding. Majenta explains to the doctor that the Crimson Hand found the [[Manus Maleficus]], a device that could destroy planets. A flashback reveals that the five members of the inner sanctum of the Crimson Hand used it to destroy the [[Ownworld|home planet]] of the [[Skith]], a race she and the Doctor [[The Age of Ice|had encountered before]]. Majenta revealed that she got scared and ran, but without her the Manus Maleficus would not work as it needed five, so Fanson found her and wiped her memory so she would be sealed away from the hand. The Crimson Hand start to destroy Intersol killing most of the crew on the ship, but robots distracted them allowing several members of the crew to escape. Finn is then killed by [[Pi (The Crimson Hand)|Pi]] by getting absorbed into his system. Pi tries to attack the Doctor, Majenta and Zed, but Zed fires at him missing but scaring him off. The Doctor tries to get into the Tardis but finds the lock is gone. He looks up to see Majenta with the lock in front of her floating in air. She then destroys it and her voice changes. She says she is sorry to the Doctor and then turns him into ashes, as Zed looks on.
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| === Part 4 ===
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| The Crimson Hand members, using their power, swept away galaxies, rebuilt solar systems and erased a countless number of races from causality. In their place was new race, better worlds. This was an age of peace and prosperity for every living being in the universe. Majenta's home planet, [[Vessica]] was also changed into a happy planet, and it remained that way...for a while. Majenta does not understand why there are attacks after she gave the people of Vessica everything they could have, Zed, now working as Majenta's servant informs her that there is a rift in time and space above them. The Crimson Hand members realise they have made a mistake about Majenta, and she is to be no longer trusted. As the pressure on Majenta grows and grows, she eventually shouts 'Doctor, I need you!'; [[the TARDIS]] then appears through the rift and Majenta and Zed are warped inside. Zed is puzzled when she sees [[Tenth Doctor|The Doctor]], and Majenta replies that she didn't kill him; instead Majenta just sent The Doctor away. The Doctor tells Majenta that Zed and her have to return to Vessica and protect Majenta's race, because if The Doctor does not succeed in defeating the Crimson Hand, the people of Vessica will fall to the hand first. However, Majenta is not going to give up. She tells The Doctor to set the coordinates for the citadel of the Crimson Hand and ends her sentence with the words 'It's time to finish this.'.
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| === Part 5 ===
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| Majenta gives the Doctor a little bit of her power, so that he can destroy the Manus Maleficus. Then she teleports out of the TARDIS, and rejoins the Crimson Hand as Lady Scaph. Majenta tells them that the Doctor is still alive, and they demand to know where he is now. Meanwhile, the TARDIS materialises by the Manus Maleficus. The Doctor sees its raw power, and realises he could do anything with it: bring back [[Rose Tyler|Rose]], resurrect the [[Time Lord]]s, stop [[Donna Noble|Donna]] losing her memory... but he knows it has to go. He is not strong enough, though. The Crimson Hand, complete with Majenta, appear, floating in the air. Majenta says she is sorry to the Doctor, and that she knew he would not be able to destroy the machine. The Crimson Hand are anxious to start killing the Doctor in order to see how many times they can kill him. With the Hand distracted now, Majenta takes her chance to enter the Manus Maleficus. Now she can destroy the Hand, but they tell her that without them, she would be nothing again. Majenta agrees with them, and her Lady Scaph uniform dissolves away. With that, she destroys the Crimson Hand. But Pi swears that it isn't over and that the Crimson Hand will return. Majenta is now extremely weak, and dying. The last thing she says to the Doctor is "I'm going to die in a minute, Doctor... but before I do... I just want to say... you've ruined my life." Then Majenta Pryce dies. Zed demands that the Doctor do something, but he can't. Then the Manus Malificus returns to its old dimension. The Doctor jumps into it, and falls into the gap in time and space known as [[the Morass (The Crimson Hand)|the Morass]], where the [[Reaper]]s and [[Chronovore]]s dwell. The Doctor reaches out with his hands, closes his eyes, and when he opens them... he is in the lush green paradise that is British countryside, with the TARDIS, Zed, and Majenta. The Doctor tells Majenta that the Manus Maleficus brought her back to life. The only way it could do that, though, is by using the Doctor's brain, so Majenta is being kept alive due to the Doctor thinking about her. Then the Doctor leaves in his TARDIS, and Majenta and Zed start a new life in [[Redemption (The Deep Hereafter)|Redemption]]. Zed wonders if the Doctor will return to see them, and Majenta says "You never know, Zed... you never '''know'''."
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| == Characters == | | == Characters == |
| * [[Tenth Doctor]] | | * [[Tenth Doctor]] |
| * [[Majenta Pryce]] | | * [[Majenta Pryce]] |
| * [[Finn Dargo]]
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| * [[Zed (Thinktwice)|Zed]] | | * [[Zed (Thinktwice)|Zed]] |
| * [[Justice (computer)|Justice]]
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| * [[Trique]] | | * [[Trique]] |
| * [[Lunat]] | | * [[Lunat]] |
| * [[Pollox]] | | * [[Pollox]] |
| * [[Pi (The Crimson Hand)|Pi]] | | * [[Pi (The Crimson Hand)|Pi]] |
| | * [[Finn Dargo]] |
| | * [[Justice (computer)|Justice]] |
| | * [[Beetle (Mortal Beloved)|Beetle]] |
| | * Mr. [[Odobenus]] |
| | * [[Wesley Sparks]] |
| | * [[Captain]] [[Skipton]] |
| | * [[Sergeant]] [[Rice (The Crimson Hand)|Rice]] |
| * [[Danvers (The Crimson Hand)|Danvers]] | | * [[Danvers (The Crimson Hand)|Danvers]] |
| | * [[Fanson]] |
| * [[Violet (Mortal Beloved)|Violet]] | | * [[Violet (Mortal Beloved)|Violet]] |
| * [[Owl (Mortal Beloved)|Owl]] | | * [[Owl (Mortal Beloved)|Owl]] |
| * [[Captain]] [[Skipton]]
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| * [[Sergeant]] [[Rice (The Crimson Hand)|Rice]]
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| * [[Wesley Sparks]]
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| * [[Fanson]]
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| * [[Beetle (Mortal Beloved)|Beetle]]
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| * Mr. [[Odobenus]]
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| == References == | | == Worldbuilding == |
| * The [[Reaper]]s and [[Chronovore]]s live in [[the Morass (The Crimson Hand)|the Morass]]. | | * The [[Reaper]]s and [[Chronovore]]s live in [[the Morass (The Crimson Hand)|the Morass]]. |
| * Majenta also mentions that the [[Crimson Hand]] had a segment of the [[Key to Time]]. | | * Majenta also mentions that the [[Crimson Hand]] had a segment of the [[Key to Time]]. |
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