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== Notes ==
== Notes ==
* This was the last ''Doctor Who'' story drawn by [[Neville Main]] to appear in ''TV Comic''. It was also the last black and white strip until ''[[The Hunters of Zerox (comic story)|The Hunters of Zerox]]'' the following year.
* This was the last ''Doctor Who'' story drawn by [[Neville Main]] to appear in ''TV Comic''. It was also the last black-and-white strip until ''[[The Hunters of Zerox (comic story)|The Hunters of Zerox]]'' the following year.
 
=== Original print details ===
 
(Publication with page count and closing captions)
 
* TVC 716 (2 pages) [No closing caption]
* TVC 717 (2 pages) [No closing caption]
* TVC 718 (2 pages) [No closing caption]
* TVC 719 (2 pages) Starting next week — a new action-packed serial based on ABC TELEVISION'S great series THE AVENGERS


== Continuity ==
== Continuity ==

Revision as of 11:37, 14 January 2024

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Lizardworld was a TV Comic story featuring Dr. Who, John and Gillian.

Summary

The TARDIS deposits its travellers on a hostile rock strewn world where a race of giant lizards captures them, trapping the three atop a spar like crag from which there is no way down. But, with his talent for hypnosis, the First Doctor finds the lizard's humped back makes an effective ladder.

Characters

Worldbuilding

to be added

Notes

  • This was the last Doctor Who story drawn by Neville Main to appear in TV Comic. It was also the last black-and-white strip until The Hunters of Zerox the following year.

Original print details

(Publication with page count and closing captions)

  • TVC 716 (2 pages) [No closing caption]
  • TVC 717 (2 pages) [No closing caption]
  • TVC 718 (2 pages) [No closing caption]
  • TVC 719 (2 pages) Starting next week — a new action-packed serial based on ABC TELEVISION'S great series THE AVENGERS

Continuity

  • The Doctor thinks aloud about the size of the lizards making him feel like an ant, alluding to the time he was shrunk to ant size by a fault in the TARDIS. (TV: Planet of Giants)