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'''''Sara Kingdom: Space Security Agent''''' was a comic story original to ''[[The Dalek Outer Space Book]]'', a [[Dalek annual]] of the 1960s. | '''''Sara Kingdom: Space Security Agent''''' was a comic story original to ''[[The Dalek Outer Space Book]]'', a [[Dalek annual]] of the 1960s. | ||
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Sara Kingdom: Space Security Agent was a comic story original to The Dalek Outer Space Book, a Dalek annual of the 1960s.
Summary
Sara Kingdom is sent to a world populated by Dalek Humanoids to save a kidnapped scientist. She discovers he is being forced to create a formula for the Daleks. She rescues him.
Characters
- Sara Kingdom
- Lem
- Jed
- Professor Lomberg
References
- Planet Vara is poor of oxygen, thus it is suitable to enslave humans as Dalek humanoids.
- SSS provides Sara Kingdom with oxygen sweets.
- Sara's spaceship is disguised as a meteorite.
- Dakaro is a martial art taught in SSS.
- Mirahol is a truth drug.
- Butanic gas is a sleeping gas.
Notes
- Sara is said to have the "strength of ten men", but this point has largely been forgotten in the continuity surrounding Sara Kingdom.
Continuity
- Dalek humanoids first appeared in COMIC: City of the Daleks.
