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|publication= ''[[TV Comic]]'' 1199-1203 | |publication= ''[[TV Comic]]'' 1199-1203 | ||
|release date= | |release date= [[7 December (releases)|7 December]] [[1974]] - [[4 January (releases)|4 January]] [[1975]] | ||
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|format= Comic - 5 parts (? pages) | |format= Comic - 5 parts (? pages) | ||
|prev= Lords of the Ether (comic story) | |prev= Lords of the Ether (comic story) | ||
|next= Death Flower (comic story) | |next= Death Flower (comic story) | ||
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'''''The Wanderers''''' was | '''''The Wanderers''''' was a ''[[TV Comic]]'' story featuring the [[Third Doctor]]. It was reprinted as a [[Fourth Doctor]] adventure. | ||
== Summary == | == Summary == | ||
Revision as of 11:29, 1 July 2013
This story debuted with either the Second or Third Doctor, then was reprinted with the Fourth Doctor. It may have had different companions in the reprint, as well. From an in-universe point of view, it's unclear which Doctor lived through these events.
The Wanderers was a TV Comic story featuring the Third Doctor. It was reprinted as a Fourth Doctor adventure.
Summary
Morun and Alto are the last survivors of the crew of a giant space ship. In their charge is the whole of the Thusion race, in suspended animation. Despairing of ever finding an uninhabited world to settle on, the dying Morun revives a young man, Zeros, from his long sleep. Zeros, however, does not share Morun and Alto's qualms about subjugating the primitive race of a nearby world. When the Doctor arrives, he saves Alto from death at Zeros' hands and tries to use the TARDIS to move Thusion ship to another, more hospitable galaxy.
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