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Love is in the Air is a Doctor Who Adventures comic strip published in 2013.

Summary

Disguised as Cupid and shooting off arrows of love the Doctor and Decky find an Ameteli distracting the population while it is intent on plundering the planets resources.

Plot

Earth on Valentine's Day in 2013 and the Doctor realises that something is not right. All around him and Decky Flamboon are loved up couples distracted by the world around them. A heart tipped arrow is fired at them but missing its target embeds itself into the TARDIS. A handsome winged creature with a bow and arrows appears and identifies himself as Cupid - the god of love and son of Venus here to spread romance and love as his gift to the Earth. The Doctor doesn’t believe him and inspecting the arrow from the TARDIS finds it laced with a mind controlling drug Porcheen neurotoxins. Firing another shot at the Doctor the arrow misses and strikes Decky who falls to the floor. Angry, the Doctor suspects a shimmer disguise and using his sonic screwdriver the creature is revealed to be an Ameteli. The large, red, ugly and very smelly, winged Ameteli explains how he intended to distract the humans with the gift of love so that he could plunder the planet of its resources. As he moves in on the Doctor, Decky leaps up and returns the arrow he took and caught with his tail, aiming squarely at the creature. With love now on his mind, Ameteli is shown a projection by the Doctor of the planet Mascoda 6, instantly falls in love with it and flies off long gone by the time the love effect wears off in the humans.

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References

  • The Doctor uses his sonic screwdriver to project an image of the deserted planet Mascoda 6 as well as to switch off the shimmer disguise.

Notes

  • This is a seasonal Valentine Day tale.

Original print details

  • Publication with page count and closing captions
  1. DWA 307 (4 pages) DON’T MISS ANOTHER NEW ADVENTURE NEXT TIME!
  • No reprints to date.

Continuity

  • The Eleventh Doctor doesn’t do the “romancy-wancy” stuff that humans do as they continue to fall in love.