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Revision as of 22:32, 14 October 2011
Publisher's summary
An entire planet vanishes — a planet that was owned by Tellac Inc., a galactic company that turns whole worlds into mines and factories for their own profit. K9 is sent to find the missing planet. He finds instead a new universe and a very strange new breed of men . . .
Characters
- K9 Mark I
References
- K9 encounters antelope, beetles, bison, butterflies, giraffe, pygmy hippos, zebras, and other Earth creatures.
Notes
- Fourth and last in a series of illustrated children's storybooks written by David Martin, co-creator of K9.
Continuity
- K9 is described as working for the Time Lords, suggesting this takes place some time after the events of The Invasion of Time.
- K9 continues to pilot the vessel K-NEL.
- Earth is known as Tellus in this far future; the planet would also be given another name, Ravolox, in The Mysterious Planet.
Timeline
- This story occurs after K9 and the Zeta Rescue
- This story occurs before K9: The Feast of the Merons.
