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|name = Tunnel Terrors! | |name = Tunnel Terrors! | ||
|image = DWA 319 | |image = CS DWA 319 Tunnel Terrors!.jpg | ||
|series = [[Doctor Who comic stories]] | |series = [[Doctor Who comic stories]] | ||
|doctor = Eleventh Doctor | |doctor = Eleventh Doctor | ||
Revision as of 23:39, 2 October 2013
Tunnel Terrors! is a Doctor Who Adventures comic strip published in 2013.
Summary
Arriving sometime in the 25th century but not at a holographic safari park as expected, the Eleventh Doctor and Clara find themselves in the path of a rampaging giant rodent. As the excited rodent passes they are called out of the tunnel by an astronaut – part of a team digging the asteroid for valuable rocks and minerals. The rodents are referred to as “Mole monsters” and only recently have they turned crazy and the tunnels declared unsafe for civilians.
The Doctor suspects that the noise from the drilling may be disturbing them and when the opportunity presents itself, both Clara and the Doctor hitch a ride on one of the moles back and is taken down through the tunnels to an idyllic underground cavern. Realising the moles are peaceful creatures simply agitated by the drilling which has driven them to tunnel up to the surface.
The Doctor returns to the surface with an idea, something to calm the moles down. He instructs the astronauts in the construction of two giant wheels! The moles love to run and can play in the wheels while the astronauts continue to finish off their drilling. No more tunnel terrors just happy neighbours! A nice quiet cup of tea at the Whispering Waterfalls of Shhh are apparently lovely this year!
Characters
References
- The Doctor apparently promised Clara no mud on this trip - but not since The Planet That Went Backwards has Clara been caked in mud. A bit of rain and some sand in the dessert last time maybe - but it didn't show!
Notes
- Clara is drawn once again with a red satchel.
Original print details
- Publication with page count and closing captions
- DWA 319 (4 pages) More adventures next time
- No reprints to date.
The final frame contains the caption "more adventures next week" - which for a now fortnightly title is incorrect and also reoccurs in several later issues.
Continuity
to be added
