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 The Moorcock Multiverse is relevant to Tardis Wiki due to its [[crossover]]s with the [[Doctor Who universe|''Doctor Who'' universe]]. Primarily, the novel ''[[The Coming of the Terraphiles (novel)|The Coming of the Terraphiles]]'' was a ''Doctor Who'' novel written by Moorcock which took place in the Moorcock Multiverse continuity. Additionally, the Moorcock character [[Seaton Begg]] crossed over with several ''Doctor Who'' universe characters in the [[Obverse Sextet]].
+== Stories by Moorcock in the Multiverse ==
+{| class="wikitable"
+|-
+! Title || Type || Series || Notes || Original release
+|-
+|''Daughter of a Warrior King''
+|rowspan=12|Short story
+|rowspan=12|''Sojan the Swordsman''
+|Introduces Sojan, later established as an [[Eternal Champion]] in {{Which}}
+|''Tarzan Adventures'' Vol 7 22<br>31 August 1957
+|-
+|''Mission to Asno''
+|
+|''Tarzan Adventures'' Vol 7 25<br>21 September 1957
+|-
+|''Revolt in Hatnor''
+|
+|''Tarzan Adventures'' Vol 7 34<br>23 November 1957
+|-
+|''The Hordes Attack''
+|
+|''Tarzan Adventures'' Vol 7 38<br>21 December 1957
+|-
+|''The Purple Galley''
+|
+|''Tarzan Adventures'' Vol 7 47<br>22 February 1958
+|-
+|''The Sea Wolves''
+|
+|''Tarzan Adventures'' Vol 7 48<br>01 March 1958
+|-
+|''Sojan at Sea''
+|
+|''Tarzan Adventures'' Vol 7 49<br>08 March 1958
+|-
+|''The Sea of Demons''
+|
+|''Tarzan Adventures'' Vol 7 50<br>15 March 1958
+|-
+|''Prisoners in Stone''
+|
+|''Tarzan Adventures'' Vol 7 51<br>22 March 1958
+|-
+|''Sojan and the Plain of Mystery''
+|
+|''Tarzan Adventures'' Vol 8 9<br>31 May 1958
+|-
+|''Sojan and the Sons of The Snake God''
+|
+|''Tarzan Adventures'' Vol 8 12<br>21 June 1958
+|-
+|''Sojan and the Hunters of Norj''
+|
+|''Tarzan Adventures'' Vol 8 15<br>12 July 1958
+|-
+|{{wi|The Dreaming City}}
+|rowspan=4|Novelette
+|rowspan=3|''Elric of Melniboné''
+|Introduces [[Elric]], established as an [[Eternal Champion]] in ''The Eternal Champion''.
+|{{wi|Science Fantasy (magazine)|Science Fantasy}} 47<br>June 1961
+|-
+|''While the Gods Laugh''
+|
+|''Science Fantasy'' 49<br>October 1961
+|-
+|''The Stealer of Souls''
+|
+|''Science Fantasy'' 51<br>February 1962
+|-
+|''The Eternal Champion''
+|N/A
+|Introduces the concept of the [[Eternal Champion]], here explained as a function of [[eternal return]]. Introduces the recurring Champions John Daker and Erekose; other mentioned Champions include [[Odysseus|Ulysses]], {{w|Roland}}, and "[[Elric|Alric]]". Introduces the [[Ghost Worlds]].
+|''Science Fantasy'' 53<br>June 1962
+|-
+|''Caribbean Crisis''
+|Novel
+|''[[Sexton Blake]]''
+|Precursor to the [[Seaton Begg]] stories. Moorcock references ''[[The Sexton Blake Library]]'' in ''[[The Coming of the Terraphiles (novel)|The Coming of the Terraphiles]]''.
+|''[[The Sexton Blake Library]]'' 501<br>18 June 1962
+|-
+|{{wi|Kings in Darkness}}
+|rowspan=5|Novelette
+|rowspan=2|''Elric of Melniboné''
+|
+|''Science Fantasy'' 54<br>August 1962
+|-
+|''The Flame Bringers''
+|
+|''Science Fantasy'' 55<br>October 1962
+|-
+|''The Sundered Worlds''
+|N/A
+|First usage of term "[[multiverse]]". Features the [[Ghost Worlds]].
+|''Science Fiction Adventures'' 29<br>November 1962
+|-
+|''To Rescue Tanelorn''
+|''Elric of Melniboné''
+|
+|''Science Fantasy'' 56<br>December 1962
+|-
+|''The Blood-Red Game''
+|N/A
+|
+|''Science Fiction Adventures'' 32<br>May 1963
+|-
+|}
+== Stories by other writers ==
+[[Alan Moore]]'s graphic novel ''The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen'', which has several references to ''[[Doctor Who]]'', includes a licensed appearance by [[Jerry Cornelius]].
 [[Category:Real world series with DWU connections]]
 [[Category:Prose fiction overviews]]