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Revision as of 15:52, 8 October 2016
Witch Hunt was a comic story published in Doctor Who Magazine. It is the final regular DWM comic story to feature Clara Oswald as the Twelfth Doctor's companion.
Summary
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Characters
- Susie White
- Clara Oswald
- Mrs Temple
- Archie Jones
- Mr Perkins
- Matthew Hopkins
- Twelfth Doctor
- Miss Chief
- Agnes Leech
- Danny Pink
- Smudge
- Purnima Parry
References
- The Doctor and Miss Chief play a game of Time-Space Scavenger Hunt. The objects gathered are:
Notes
- Miss Chief claims that cougars are extinct. In reality, cougars are not extinct. She is most likely referring to the Eastern Cougar, a sub-species of cougar, which is extinct. The artwork reflects this, as Miss Chief's cougar bears a resemblance to the Eastern Cougar.
Continuity
- The Doctor finds a copy of the book The French Revolution in Coal Hill School. (TV: An Unearthly Child, Remembrance of the Daleks)
- The Doctor still has his sonic screwdriver. He would later abandon using it when he gave one to the boy Davros. (TV: The Magician's Apprentice)
- The Doctor says he won't forget Clara, an ironic statement as that is exactly what happens later on in his travels. (TV: Hell Bent)
- Clara hallucinates Danny Pink and references his death (TV: Dark Water). Later, she has a computer lab at Coal Hill School named in his memory.
External links
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