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|image            = Fast Asleep (comic story).jpg
|image            = Fast Asleep (comic story).jpg
|doctor            = Eleventh Doctor
|doctor            = Eleventh Doctor
|companions        = [[Alice Obiefune|Alice]], [[The Squire (The Then and the Now)|the Squire]], [[Abslom Daak|Daak]]
|companions        = [[Alice Obiefune|Alice]], [[The Squire (The Then and the Now)|the Squire]], [[Abslom Daak|Daak]]
|featuring        = [[War Doctor]], {{Titan}}
|featuring        = War Doctor
|featuring2        = Child Master (The Then and the Now){{!}}Child Master
|enemy            = [[Volatix Cabal]]
|enemy            = [[Volatix Cabal]]
|setting          = [[Golgauth]], the [[Last Great Time War]]
|setting          = [[Golgauth]], the [[Last Great Time War]]
|writer            = [[Rob Williams]]
|writer            = Rob Williams
|editor            = [[Andrew James]]
|editor            = [[Andrew James]]
|designer          = [[Rob Farmer]]
|designer          = [[Rob Farmer]]
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|reprint          =The Malignant Truth
|reprint          =The Malignant Truth
|traded            =
|traded            =
|release date      = [[28 September (releases)|28 September]] [[2016 (releases)|2016]]
|release date      = 28 September 2016
|cover date        = [[October (releases)|October]] [[2016 (releases)|2016]]
|cover date        = October 2016
|publisher        = Titan Comics
|publisher        = Titan Comics
|format            = Comic - 1 part
|format            = Comic - 1 part
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* [[The Squire (The Then and the Now)|The Squire]]
* [[The Squire (The Then and the Now)|The Squire]]
* [[River Song]]
* [[River Song]]
* {{Titan|n="Child" Master}}
* [[Child Master]]
* [[War Master]]
* [[War Master]]
* [[Cyclor]]s
* [[Cyclor]]s
* [[The Then and the Now]]
* [[The Then and the Now]]


== References ==
== Worldbuilding ==
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== Notes ==
== Notes ==
* While visually resembling a traditional [[regeneration]], [[Rob Williams]], who wrote this comic, clarified that the "Child" Master was intended to be the successor of the [[War Master]], rather than his predecessor.<ref>https://twitter.com/Robwilliams71/status/1390028728835710976</ref><ref>https://twitter.com/Robwilliams71/status/1390023907684626435</ref>
* While visually resembling a traditional [[regeneration]], [[Rob Williams]], who wrote this comic, clarified that the Child Master was intended to be the successor of the [[War Master]], rather than his predecessor.<ref>https://twitter.com/Robwilliams71/status/1390028728835710976</ref><ref>https://twitter.com/Robwilliams71/status/1390023907684626435</ref>


== Continuity ==
== Continuity ==

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Fast Asleep was the eleventh story printed in the second year of Doctor Who: The Eleventh Doctor.

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  • While visually resembling a traditional regeneration, Rob Williams, who wrote this comic, clarified that the Child Master was intended to be the successor of the War Master, rather than his predecessor.[1][2]

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  1. ↑ https://twitter.com/Robwilliams71/status/1390028728835710976
  2. ↑ https://twitter.com/Robwilliams71/status/1390023907684626435
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