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series= [[Doctor Who Magazine comic strips|Doctor Who]] -<BR> [[Seventh Doctor Comic Strip Stories]]|
series= [[Doctor Who Magazine comic strips|Doctor Who]] -<BR> [[Seventh Doctor Comic Strip Stories]]|
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doctor= [[Seventh Doctor]]|
doctor= [[Seventh Doctor]]|
companions= [[Sarah Jane Smith]]|
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artist= [[John Ridgway]]|
artist= [[John Ridgway]]|
editor= [[John Freeman]]|
editor= [[John Freeman]]|
publication_title= [[Doctor Who Monthly]] 159-161|
publication_title= [[Doctor Who Magazine]] [[DWM Issue 159|159]]-[[DWM Issue 161|161]]|
publication_dates= April - June [[1990]]|
publication_dates= April - June [[1990]]|
publisher= [[Marvel Comics]]|
publisher= [[Marvel Comics]]|

Revision as of 16:57, 15 February 2009


Summary

The Doctor arranges a jazz session at the Albert Hall with his best friend Sarah Jane Smith, but their train is sidetracked by an insect-like race eager to feast on the contents.

Characters

References

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Notes

  • This was the first strip in the Magazine to be edited by John Freeman, although John had edited the rest of the content of the Magazine since Issue 137. The strip had previously been edited by Richard Starkings.
  • Train-Flight has minor links with following stories building to the Mandragora storyline.
  • Elizabeth Sladen was paid the princely sum of £40 as an 'appearance fee'.

Continuity

The Seventh Doctor provides an explanation to why Ace is absent, revealing he has left her in the cretacious period. The reason for this however is not explained in this story

The Doctor and Sarah Jane share a hug in this story as The Doctor apologises for the way he abandoned her on Earth, though Sarah Jane would continue to hold this against him in School Reunion

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