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|name          = ''Doctor Who?''
|name          = ''Doctor Who?''
|image          = Doctor Who DWM 207.jpg
|image          = Doctor Who DWM 207.jpg
|number        = 144
|number        = 144
|main character = {{il|[[First Doctor]]|[[Second Doctor]]|[[Third Doctor]]|[[Fourth Doctor]]|[[Fifth Doctor]]|[[Sixth Doctor]]|[[Seventh Doctor]]}}
|doctor        = First Doctor, Second Doctor, Third Doctor, Fourth Doctor, Fifth Doctor, Sixth Doctor, Seventh Doctor
|setting        = [[BBC]]
|setting        = [[BBC]]
|writer        = [[Tim Quinn]]
|writer        = Tim Quinn
|artist        = [[Dicky Howett]]
|artist        = [[Dicky Howett]]
|publication    = [[DWM 207]]
|publication    = [[DWM 207]]
|release date  = [[25 November (releases)|25 November]] [[1993 (releases)|1993]]
|release date  = 25 November 1993
|reprint        = It's Even Bigger on the Inside
|reprint        = It's Even Bigger on the Inside
|publisher      = Marvel Comics
|publisher      = Marvel Comics

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The one-hundred-and-forty-fourth instalment of Doctor Who? was printed in DWM 207 with a cover date of 22 December 1993.

Summary[[edit] | [edit source]]

All seven incarnations of the Doctor discover another example of the Master's villainy. But this time, there is no happy ending.

Characters[[edit] | [edit source]]

Worldbuilding[[edit] | [edit source]]

  • The Doctors discover the Master has turned the entire BBC Board into two short, thick planks. The Sixth Doctor believes this changes everything, but one of the Board tell him his programme "still isn't coming back".
  • The Board member calls the Doctor "buster".

Notes[[edit] | [edit source]]

  • This story refers to the cancellation of Doctor Who in 1989. As the Board's remarks are directed at the Sixth Doctor specifically, it could also be interpreted as a reference to the programme's 1985 hiatus.