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'''[[Colonel]] Lionel Bluster-Outrage''' was the [[human]] [[publisher]] of [[Wayfleet Publications]], at least within a dream [[Dez Skinn (The Origin of Doctor Who Magazine)|Dez Skinn]] had in [[1979]]. | '''[[Colonel]] Lionel Bluster-Outrage''' was the [[human]] [[publisher]] of [[Wayfleet Publications]], at least within a dream [[Dez Skinn (The Origin of Doctor Who Magazine)|Dez Skinn]] had in [[1979]]. | ||
Still within said dream, Skinn tried to pitch the project of a tie-in ''[[Doctor Who ( | Still within said dream, Skinn tried to pitch the project of a tie-in ''[[Doctor Who (N-Space)|Doctor Who]]'' comic book to him, only for the narrow-minded Bluster-Outrage to misunderstand the concept completely; under the impression that the book was to be a "[[war]] comic", he demanded that the [[the Doctor|"medic"]] be made into [[Sergeant Who|''Sergeant'' Who]]; when Skinn retorted that the Doctor was more likely to give his enemies a [[jelly baby]] than fight them, the Colonel decreed that ''Sergeant Who'' must therefore be aimed at a [[pre-school]] audience, if it involved jelly babies, and he came up with the first issue of ''[[Sergeant Who's Jelly Baby Adventures]]'', horrifying Skinn into waking up. ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[The Origin of Doctor Who Magazine (comic story)|The Origin of Doctor Who Magazine]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 00:49, 12 May 2020
- You may be looking for the real-life Dez Skinn.
Colonel Lionel Bluster-Outrage was the human publisher of Wayfleet Publications, at least within a dream Dez Skinn had in 1979.
Still within said dream, Skinn tried to pitch the project of a tie-in Doctor Who comic book to him, only for the narrow-minded Bluster-Outrage to misunderstand the concept completely; under the impression that the book was to be a "war comic", he demanded that the "medic" be made into Sergeant Who; when Skinn retorted that the Doctor was more likely to give his enemies a jelly baby than fight them, the Colonel decreed that Sergeant Who must therefore be aimed at a pre-school audience, if it involved jelly babies, and he came up with the first issue of Sergeant Who's Jelly Baby Adventures, horrifying Skinn into waking up. (NOTVALID: The Origin of Doctor Who Magazine)
