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'''''Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde''''' was the third and penultimate comic story in the ''[[Tales from the TARDIS (comic series)|Tales from the TARDIS]]'' series. Narrated by the [[Fourth Doctor]], it was an adaptation of [[Robert Louis Stevenson (author)|Robert Louis Stevenson]]'s novel ''[[The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde]]''. Notably, it was the only story in the ''Tales from the TARDIS'' series not adapted from a work by [[H. G. Wells (author)|H. G. Wells]]. | '''''Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde''''' was the third and penultimate comic story in the ''[[Tales from the TARDIS (comic series)|Tales from the TARDIS]]'' series. Narrated by the [[Fourth Doctor]], it was an adaptation of [[Robert Louis Stevenson (author)|Robert Louis Stevenson]]'s novel ''[[The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde]]''. Notably, it was the only story in the ''Tales from the TARDIS'' series not adapted from a work by [[H. G. Wells (author)|H. G. Wells]]. | ||
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The [[Fourth Doctor]] shares verbatim a [[time tale|strange tale]] told to him by the English lawyer [[Utterson]], who, when walking with [[Lanyon|Dr Lanyon]] in [[London]] one day, saw a brute of a man push over a child and declare his name to be [[Edward Hyde]]. The crowd seizes Hyde, but he offers to pay off the girl's father, and he produces a £25 check signed by [[Henry Jekyll|Dr Henry Jekyll]]. Astonished, as Jekyll is one of his clients, Utterson visits the doctor and asks about their connection; Jekyll tells him nothing but insists that his will be changed to include Hyde as sole beneficiary. | The [[Fourth Doctor]] shares verbatim a [[time tale|strange tale]] told to him by the English lawyer [[Utterson]], who, when walking with [[Lanyon|Dr Lanyon]] in [[London]] one day, saw a brute of a man push over a child and declare his name to be [[Edward Hyde]]. The crowd seizes Hyde, but he offers to pay off the girl's father, and he produces a £25 check signed by [[Henry Jekyll|Dr Henry Jekyll]]. Astonished, as Jekyll is one of his clients, Utterson visits the doctor and asks about their connection; Jekyll tells him nothing but insists that his will be changed to include Hyde as sole beneficiary. | ||
Two days later, Hyde brutally assaults an old woman in the park, and Utterson confronts Jekyll again. This time, the doctor explains how he created a potion to separate his rational self from his inhuman urges, which manifest in the form of Mr Hyde. But, Jekyll tells Utterson, he is losing control of Hyde. That night, Hyde murders [[Danvers Carew|Sir Danvers Carew]] and is chased by [[police]] to his home, where they seize his chemical supplies including the [[antidote]] to the potion. Hyde escapes to Dr Lanyon's home and demands that Lanyon fetch chemical supplies from Jekyll's office. After complying, Lanyon finds Utterson and tells him what has happened, and Utterson rushes to help. However, after a final appeal from Jekyll, Hyde takes control and leaps out the window, jumping from rooftop to rooftop | Two days later, Hyde brutally assaults an old woman in the park, and Utterson confronts Jekyll again. This time, the doctor explains how he created a potion to separate his rational self from his inhuman urges, which manifest in the form of Mr Hyde. But, Jekyll tells Utterson, he is losing control of Hyde. That night, Hyde murders [[Danvers Carew|Sir Danvers Carew]] and is chased by [[police]] to his home, where they seize his chemical supplies including the [[antidote]] to the potion. Hyde escapes to Dr Lanyon's home and demands that Lanyon fetch chemical supplies from Jekyll's office. After complying, Lanyon finds Utterson and tells him what has happened, and Utterson rushes to help. However, after a final appeal from Jekyll, Hyde takes control and leaps out of the window, jumping from rooftop to rooftop while the police pursue him in the street below. Hyde slips and falls to his death and, as the crowd watches, his corpse transforms back to the shape of Jekyll. | ||
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* '''[[marvel database:Supernatural_Thrillers_Vol_1_4|Marvel Supernatural Thrillers Series Featuring ''Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde'']]''' at [[marvel database:Supernatural_Thrillers_Vol_1_4|the Marvel Database]] | * '''[[marvel database:Supernatural_Thrillers_Vol_1_4|Marvel Supernatural Thrillers Series Featuring ''Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde'']]''' at [[marvel database:Supernatural_Thrillers_Vol_1_4|the Marvel Database]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:21, 22 October 2024
- You may be looking for the in-universe novel.
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde was the third and penultimate comic story in the Tales from the TARDIS series. Narrated by the Fourth Doctor, it was an adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's novel The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. Notably, it was the only story in the Tales from the TARDIS series not adapted from a work by H. G. Wells.
Plot[[edit] | [edit source]]
The Fourth Doctor shares verbatim a strange tale told to him by the English lawyer Utterson, who, when walking with Dr Lanyon in London one day, saw a brute of a man push over a child and declare his name to be Edward Hyde. The crowd seizes Hyde, but he offers to pay off the girl's father, and he produces a £25 check signed by Dr Henry Jekyll. Astonished, as Jekyll is one of his clients, Utterson visits the doctor and asks about their connection; Jekyll tells him nothing but insists that his will be changed to include Hyde as sole beneficiary.
Two days later, Hyde brutally assaults an old woman in the park, and Utterson confronts Jekyll again. This time, the doctor explains how he created a potion to separate his rational self from his inhuman urges, which manifest in the form of Mr Hyde. But, Jekyll tells Utterson, he is losing control of Hyde. That night, Hyde murders Sir Danvers Carew and is chased by police to his home, where they seize his chemical supplies including the antidote to the potion. Hyde escapes to Dr Lanyon's home and demands that Lanyon fetch chemical supplies from Jekyll's office. After complying, Lanyon finds Utterson and tells him what has happened, and Utterson rushes to help. However, after a final appeal from Jekyll, Hyde takes control and leaps out of the window, jumping from rooftop to rooftop while the police pursue him in the street below. Hyde slips and falls to his death and, as the crowd watches, his corpse transforms back to the shape of Jekyll.
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Worldbuilding[[edit] | [edit source]]
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Notes[[edit] | [edit source]]
- This comic was originally published in Supernatural Thrillers #4 by Marvel Comics. For its rerelease in Doctor Who Weekly, new opening narration from the Fourth Doctor was added.
Continuity[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Robert Louis Stevenson published the account of Jekyll and Hyde as The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. (AUDIO: Medicinal Purposes)
- Hyde was a member of the Sisyphean Society in the Land of Fiction. (COMIC: Character Assassin)
