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|setting= [[Arizona]], [[United States of America|USA]], [[1988]] | |setting= [[Arizona]], [[United States of America|USA]], [[1988]] | ||
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* | * The narration refers to the Second Doctor as "Dr. Who", though he is just called "the Doctor" in the story, except for when an American general calls him "Dr. Who". The name printed on his license is also "Doctor Who". | ||
== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
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Revision as of 04:00, 15 April 2023
The Faithful Rocket Pack is a TV Comic story featuring the Second Doctor, John and Gillian.
Summary
The TARDIS brings the Second Doctor, John and Gillian to Arizona in 1988 where they watch an American plane crash. Soldiers arrive from a base and the Doctor tells them he watched it crash and will help discover why this has happened three times. The Doctor flies the fourth plane before it enters a death dive, but he uses his faithful rocket pack to escape, since the ejector seat doesn't work. He alter searches the desert for anything magnetic, and is captured by an enemy power using underground caves to destroy American test flights. He contacts John by walkie-talkie and asks him to send a plane filled with explosives. Tricked, the enemy causes the plane to crash and destroys the caves, with the Doctor escaping.
Characters
- The Second Doctor
- John Who
- Gillian Who
- American soldiers
- Enemy soldiers
References
- The Doctor holds a universe driving licence, which lets him fly anything anywhere. It's valid until the 23rd century.
Notes
- The narration refers to the Second Doctor as "Dr. Who", though he is just called "the Doctor" in the story, except for when an American general calls him "Dr. Who". The name printed on his license is also "Doctor Who".
Continuity
to be added
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