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== Summary ==
== Summary ==
Arriving onboard a spaceship, the [[Eleventh Doctor]] and [[Amy Pond]] are soon attacked by a creature. It is referred to as [[Charonid|the Charonid]]by the ship's only conscious crewmember, [[Cormac]], who fires a stun pistol. The Charonid runs off.  
Arriving onboard a spaceship, the [[Eleventh Doctor]] and [[Amy Pond]] are soon attacked by a creature. It is referred to as "the [[Charonid]]" by the ship's only conscious crewmember, [[Cormac]], who fires a stun pistol. The Charonid runs off.  


Cormac explains it knocked out all the other crew, but when the Doctor and Amy find the unmarked body of the pilot they are suspicious. The Doctor recalls the Charonid being body swappers and with the pilot having been stunned, he guesses that Cormac is the Caronid.  
Cormac explains it knocked out all the other crew, but when the Doctor and Amy find the unmarked body of the pilot they are suspicious. The Doctor recalls the Charonid being body swappers and with the pilot having been stunned, he guesses that Cormac is the Caronid.  


Cormac is about to fire when the real Cormac (in the Charonid’s body), arrives, but is caught in the Doctor’s force-field trap. Cormac is returned to his own body, but the Charonid may have escaped into another. When Amy goes to pull the lever that will destroy the Charonid, there is an energy  discharge that swaps Amy and the Charonid back to their own bodies. The Doctor rightly guessed that Amy would never have pulled the lever. Furthermore her eye colour had changed to red.
Cormac is about to fire when the real Cormac (in the Charonid's body), arrives, but is caught in the Doctor's force-field trap. Cormac is returned to his own body, but the Charonid may have escaped into another. When Amy goes to pull the lever that will destroy the Charonid, there is an energy  discharge that swaps Amy and the Charonid back to their own bodies. The Doctor rightly guessed that Amy would never have pulled the lever. Furthermore her eye colour had changed to red.


== Characters ==
== Characters ==
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=== Original print details ===
=== Original print details ===
:Publication with page count and closing captions
:Publication with page count and closing captions
=== Errors ===
When The Doctor and Amy first meet Cormac in the Charonid's body, his eyes are red (like when the Charonid switched bodies with Cormac and Amy) and it screams like it is about to attack, but on the next page, its eyes are yellow and it looks scared.


== Continuity ==
== Continuity ==
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Revision as of 23:16, 29 September 2015

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About Face was a comic strip, published in Doctor Who Adventures, featuring the Eleventh Doctor and Amy Pond.

Summary

Arriving onboard a spaceship, the Eleventh Doctor and Amy Pond are soon attacked by a creature. It is referred to as "the Charonid" by the ship's only conscious crewmember, Cormac, who fires a stun pistol. The Charonid runs off.

Cormac explains it knocked out all the other crew, but when the Doctor and Amy find the unmarked body of the pilot they are suspicious. The Doctor recalls the Charonid being body swappers and with the pilot having been stunned, he guesses that Cormac is the Caronid.

Cormac is about to fire when the real Cormac (in the Charonid's body), arrives, but is caught in the Doctor's force-field trap. Cormac is returned to his own body, but the Charonid may have escaped into another. When Amy goes to pull the lever that will destroy the Charonid, there is an energy discharge that swaps Amy and the Charonid back to their own bodies. The Doctor rightly guessed that Amy would never have pulled the lever. Furthermore her eye colour had changed to red.

Characters

References

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Notes

  • The DWA comic strip adventures were aimed at a younger audience and the artwork and colours were bold and bright, reflecting the tone of the magazine.
  • NEXT WEEK!-Track Attack!

Original print details

Publication with page count and closing captions

Continuity

to be added