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Revision as of 18:56, 9 January 2015
Planet Void is a Doctor Who Adventures comic strip published in 2013.
Summary
The Doctor and Clara decide to have a picnic on the lifeless planet that isn’t deserted. A group of colonists are fighting to stay against an army of Drone-wreckers who want to demolish the planet
Plot
A picnic on a brand new planet "where no-one has gone before" sounds ideal but when the Eleventh Doctor and Clara arrive they are greeted by a small colony wiith hostility as they are feared to be from the authorities. The colonists have claimed the planet, named it 'Dunroamin', and have tried to get away from the maddness of the universe. But the Doctor isn't the only new arrival. An army of Drone Wreckers land on the planet (classified as 'void') with the intention of clearing the planet of visitors and putting the planet's molten core into cold storage while the atmosphere is cleaned. The Doctor quotes space regulation 466/B Imperative Alpha - forbidding demolution of a planet with new life forms. Clara meanwhile has been convincing the natives to cover themselves in jelly and pretend to be the planets native life form. The Doctor convinces the leader of the Wreckers (Axe-L), that the new lifeforms are Jellyons. The Drone Wreckers leave the planet and returns to update Authority Records leaving the colonists to celebrate and bath!
Characters
References
- The Doctor quotes 'Space Regulation 466/B Imperative Alarm'.
Notes
- The name chosen for the planet - 'Dunroaming' is a popular name given to some UK homes and seen as a bit of a joke because of its play on words.
Original print details
- Publication with page count and closing captions
- DWA 327 (4 pages) More adventures next time
- No reprints to date.
Continuity
- Remarking that making jelly will make a change from making souffles references Clara Oswald's on-screen nickname of "souffle girl" in Asylum of the Daleks.
- The Doctor refers to the TARDIS databank.
