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* [[Tycho Brahe]] is the court [[astronomer]] to Emperor [[Rudolf II]]. | * [[Tycho Brahe]] is the court [[astronomer]] to Emperor [[Rudolf II]]. | ||
* Brahe lost his nose in a duel with his [[Tycho Brahe's cousin|cousin]], that began from an argument over an equation. | |||
* Johannes Kepler went on to have a [[satellite]], a [[moon crater]], a [[star system]], and an [[ice lolly]] named after him. | * Johannes Kepler went on to have a [[satellite]], a [[moon crater]], a [[star system]], and an [[ice lolly]] named after him. | ||
Revision as of 19:08, 7 February 2019
This story has not yet been fully published. Please exercise caution in asserting any more than is actually present in the narrative so far. Be aware that certain facts which appear to be true may not be true once the story is completely published.
Herald of Madness was a comic story published in Doctor Who Magazine in 2019, starring the Thirteenth Doctor.
Summary
Part one
Characters
- Thirteenth Doctor
- Graham O'Brien
- Ryan Sinclair
- Yasmin Khan
- Tycho Brahe
- Johannes Kepler
- Dagmar Ruskovitch
- Olaf
References
People
- Tycho Brahe is the court astronomer to Emperor Rudolf II.
- Brahe lost his nose in a duel with his cousin, that began from an argument over an equation.
- Johannes Kepler went on to have a satellite, a moon crater, a star system, and an ice lolly named after him.
Locations
- The Doctor and Team TARDIS got lost on their way to the Ninth Moon of Quezzeltrax.
Technology
- The Doctor used a celestial sat nav.
Notes
Original print details
- (Publication with page count and closing captions)
- DWM 535 (8 pages) Next: The Pit of Hell!
Continuity
- The Third Doctor previously unearthed Tycho Brahe's body in the 24th century while searching for the Tipping Device. (PROSE: Midnight in the Café of the Black Madonna)
- Graham reminds the Doctor of their track record with "big names in history". (TV: Rosa, The Witchfinders)
External links
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