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* The Doctor loves a good [[countdown]]. | * The Doctor loves a good [[countdown]]. | ||
* Yaz calls themselves the [[international rescue]]. Ryan corrects her, saying they are the [[intergalactic rescue]]. | * Yaz calls themselves the [[international rescue]]. Ryan corrects her, saying they are the [[intergalactic rescue]]. | ||
* The Doctor tells Harold Wyntonia a joke as she tries to save him: "what do you call a [[knight]] who always cheats on his tests? [[ | * The Doctor tells Harold Wyntonia a joke as she tries to save him: "what do you call a [[knight]] who always cheats on his tests? [[Sir Glancelot]]!" | ||
* Berakka is interviewed on the [[Freedom Thoughtcast Network]]. | * Berakka is interviewed on the [[Freedom Thoughtcast Network]]. | ||
* A city inhabitant compares the "evil" Doctor to a [[demon]]. | * A city inhabitant compares the "evil" Doctor to a [[demon]]. | ||
Revision as of 18:51, 19 September 2019
Mistress of Chaos was a comic story published in Doctor Who Magazine in 2019, starring the Thirteenth Doctor.
Summary
Part one
to be added
Characters
References
Locations
- The Doctor and Team TARDIS arrive on Segonus IV.
- Saint Bastion is the planets biggest city.
- The Mahuika Power Station feeds energy to a quarter of the planet, and was constructed in a remote location because a meltdown would devastate everything in a fifty-mile radius.
- The meltdown happened due to a combination of "executive ineptitude, budget cuts, and staff shortages".
People
- The Doctor once met a "King Harold", who she describes as a "big fella, handy with a sword, liked a good knock-knock joke".
Miscellaneous
- The Doctor loves a good countdown.
- Yaz calls themselves the international rescue. Ryan corrects her, saying they are the intergalactic rescue.
- The Doctor tells Harold Wyntonia a joke as she tries to save him: "what do you call a knight who always cheats on his tests? Sir Glancelot!"
- Berakka is interviewed on the Freedom Thoughtcast Network.
- A city inhabitant compares the "evil" Doctor to a demon.
Notes
Original print details
- (Publication with page count and closing captions)
- DWM 543 (8 pages): Invasion!
Continuity
- Berakka Dogbolter skews the events on Gatan (COMIC: The Warmonger) and Acantha (COMIC: The Power of the Mobox) to present the Doctor as a villain.
- Harold Wyntonia refuses the Doctor's help out of fear of her, resulting in his death. The same thing happened to Cass Fermazzi when the Eighth Doctor tried to save her. (TV: The Night of the Doctor)
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