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'''''The Caterpillar Men''''' was a [[First Doctor]] comic story printed in the [[TV Comic]] special issue ''TV Comic Annual 1966''. | '''''The Caterpillar Men''''' was a [[First Doctor]] comic story printed in the [[TV Comic]] special issue ''TV Comic Annual 1966''. | ||
== Summary == | == Summary == | ||
A large cocoon-like craft heads towards [[Earth]] and disgorges smaller, similar craft. | A large cocoon-like craft heads towards [[Earth]] and disgorges smaller, similar craft. The [[Caterpillar Man|caterpillar-like aliens]] attack a meeting of the planet's scientists and control them with rays emanating from the single eye in their heads. | ||
The TARDIS materialises in a thick jungle and the Doctor is captured by the aliens. | The TARDIS materialises in a thick [[jungle]] and the Doctor is captured by the aliens. He is taken to a dome made of a substance that looks like silk but is as tough as steel. Inside, he is imprisoned with the scientists. [[John and Gillian]] find the offices of [[World Pest Control]]. The aliens are rendered helpless with a spray administered from a [[helicopter]]. | ||
== Characters == | == Characters == | ||
Revision as of 11:32, 24 December 2013
The Caterpillar Men was a First Doctor comic story printed in the TV Comic special issue TV Comic Annual 1966.
Summary
A large cocoon-like craft heads towards Earth and disgorges smaller, similar craft. The caterpillar-like aliens attack a meeting of the planet's scientists and control them with rays emanating from the single eye in their heads.
The TARDIS materialises in a thick jungle and the Doctor is captured by the aliens. He is taken to a dome made of a substance that looks like silk but is as tough as steel. Inside, he is imprisoned with the scientists. John and Gillian find the offices of World Pest Control. The aliens are rendered helpless with a spray administered from a helicopter.
Characters
References
- The Doctor identifies himself as "Dr. Who" to the invaders.
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