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{{ | {{retitle|''A Stitch in Time'' (TVA comic story)}} | ||
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{{Infobox Story | {{Infobox Story SMW | ||
|image= Stitch in time.jpg | |name = ''A Stitch in Time'' | ||
|image = Stitch in time.jpg | |||
|series=[[TV Action|''TVA'' comic stories]] | |series=[[TV Action|''TVA'' comic stories]] | ||
|doctor= Third Doctor | |doctor = Third Doctor | ||
|companions= [[Brod]] | |companions= [[Brod (A Stitch in Time)|Brod]] | ||
|enemy= [[Mute (A Stitch in Time)|Mutes]] | |enemy = [[Mute (A Stitch in Time)|Mutes]] | ||
|setting=[[London]], [[5000]]<br | |setting=[[London]], [[5000]]<br>[[New York City|New York]], [[1872]] | ||
|writer= | |writer = Dennis Hooper | ||
|artist= [[Gerry Haylock]] | |artist = [[Gerry Haylock]] | ||
|editor= | |editor = | ||
|colourist= | |colourist = | ||
|letterer= | |letterer = | ||
|publication= ''[[TV Action]]'' 63-70 | |publication = ''[[TV Action]]'' 63-70 | ||
|release date= | |release date= 29 April - 17 June 1972 | ||
|publisher= Polystyle | |publisher = Polystyle | ||
|reprint = DWCC 7 | |reprint = DWCC 7 | ||
|format= Comic | |format = Comic | ||
|prev= The Planet of the Daleks (comic story) | |epcount = 8 | ||
|next= The Enemy from Nowhere (comic story) | |prev = The Planet of the Daleks (comic story) | ||
}}{{you may|A Stitch in Time (CC comic story)|n1=the Comic Creator story of the same name}} | |next = The Enemy from Nowhere (comic story) | ||
}}{{comic stub}} | |||
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'''''A Stitch in Time''''' was a [[Third Doctor]] comic story published in ''[[TV Action]]''. | '''''A Stitch in Time''''' was a [[Third Doctor]] comic story published in ''[[TV Action]]''. | ||
== Summary == | == Summary == | ||
After | After colliding with an exploding galaxy, the TARDIS takes the Doctor to England in the year 5000. There, in the ruins of the British Library, the Doctor meets the last remaining men, or 'norms', on Earth. The TARDIS is carried off by a giant airship piloted by a race of mute supermen known as the 'mutants'. Defeating the leader of the mutants the Doctor saves the TARDIS from destruction. With the norm, Brod, the Doctor travels to New York in 1872. There they seek out Professor Cassells whose biological experiments were the original cause of the Earth's devastation in the future. However, unable to believe the Doctor's incredible story, the Professor refuses to halt his research. | ||
== Characters == | == Characters == | ||
* [[Third Doctor]] | * [[Third Doctor]] | ||
* [[Brod]] | * [[Brod (A Stitch in Time)|Brod]] | ||
* [[Gleet]] | * [[Gleet]] | ||
* [[Professor]] [[Theodore Cassells]] | * [[Professor]] [[Theodore Cassells]] | ||
* [[Barney (A Stitch in Time)|Barney]] | |||
== | == Worldbuilding == | ||
* [[Six-legged camel]]s have evolved from [[camel]]s. | * [[Six-legged camel]]s have evolved from [[camel]]s. | ||
* Cassells calls the TARDIS a "[[Jules Verne]] fantasy". | |||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* This story largely takes place in an [[alternate timeline]] in which the [[Earth]] was devastated by a [[nuclear war]] started by the experiments of [[Theodore Cassells]]. | |||
=== Original print details === | |||
(Publication with page count and closing captions) | |||
* TVA 63 (3 pages) Next week, Doctor Who battles for his life... / ...in a desperate struggle with the beings of a lost time! | |||
* TVA 64 (3 pages) More dangers for the Doctor next week... / ...when he loses his only means of escape! | |||
* TVA 65 (3 pages) Next week the Doctor is in serious trouble... / ...lost in time on our own planet Earth! | |||
* TVA 66 (3 pages) Next week the Doctor is posed with a problem... / ...and a struggle for the survival of Earth! | |||
* TVA 67 (3 pages) Trapped in the sky of a lost world... / ...can the Doctor ever set Earth on the right course? | |||
* TVA 68 (3 pages) Next week the Doctor takes a trip... / ...on a mission to alter time itself! | |||
* TVA 69 (3 pages) Next week the time travellers are in trouble... / ...on a ship set for disaster! | |||
* TVA 70 (3 pages) New Doctor Who story next week! | |||
<u>Note:</u> The closing caption for each instalment bar TVA 70 was split over the second and third pages of the strip. | |||
== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
* | * The Doctor once again uses [[Jupiter]] as an intensive. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Eternal Present (comic story)|The Eternal Present]]'') | ||
* The Doctor is once again involved in the abandoning of the ''[[Marie Celeste]]''. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Chase (TV story)|The Chase]]'') | |||
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Latest revision as of 03:46, 22 October 2024
A Stitch in Time was a Third Doctor comic story published in TV Action.
- You may be looking for the Comic Creator story of the same name.
Summary[[edit] | [edit source]]
After colliding with an exploding galaxy, the TARDIS takes the Doctor to England in the year 5000. There, in the ruins of the British Library, the Doctor meets the last remaining men, or 'norms', on Earth. The TARDIS is carried off by a giant airship piloted by a race of mute supermen known as the 'mutants'. Defeating the leader of the mutants the Doctor saves the TARDIS from destruction. With the norm, Brod, the Doctor travels to New York in 1872. There they seek out Professor Cassells whose biological experiments were the original cause of the Earth's devastation in the future. However, unable to believe the Doctor's incredible story, the Professor refuses to halt his research.
Characters[[edit] | [edit source]]
Worldbuilding[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Six-legged camels have evolved from camels.
- Cassells calls the TARDIS a "Jules Verne fantasy".
Notes[[edit] | [edit source]]
- This story largely takes place in an alternate timeline in which the Earth was devastated by a nuclear war started by the experiments of Theodore Cassells.
Original print details[[edit] | [edit source]]
(Publication with page count and closing captions)
- TVA 63 (3 pages) Next week, Doctor Who battles for his life... / ...in a desperate struggle with the beings of a lost time!
- TVA 64 (3 pages) More dangers for the Doctor next week... / ...when he loses his only means of escape!
- TVA 65 (3 pages) Next week the Doctor is in serious trouble... / ...lost in time on our own planet Earth!
- TVA 66 (3 pages) Next week the Doctor is posed with a problem... / ...and a struggle for the survival of Earth!
- TVA 67 (3 pages) Trapped in the sky of a lost world... / ...can the Doctor ever set Earth on the right course?
- TVA 68 (3 pages) Next week the Doctor takes a trip... / ...on a mission to alter time itself!
- TVA 69 (3 pages) Next week the time travellers are in trouble... / ...on a ship set for disaster!
- TVA 70 (3 pages) New Doctor Who story next week!
Note: The closing caption for each instalment bar TVA 70 was split over the second and third pages of the strip.
Continuity[[edit] | [edit source]]
- The Doctor once again uses Jupiter as an intensive. (COMIC: The Eternal Present)
- The Doctor is once again involved in the abandoning of the Marie Celeste. (TV: The Chase)