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publication dates= [[March]] - [[April]] [[1985]]|
publication dates= [[March]] - [[April]] [[1985]]|
publisher= [[Marvel Comics]]|
publisher= [[Marvel Comics]]|
format= Comic - 2 parts|
format= Comic - 2 parts (16 pages)|
previous story= [[Polly the Glot]]|
previous story= [[Polly the Glot]]|
next story= [[War-Game]]|
next story= [[War-Game]]|
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Once Upon a Time-Lord (comic story) was a Sixth Doctor comic released in Doctor Who Magazine. It is notable for having several pages written out in story form with accompanying comic panels. With its end, it finished both the Voyager and Astrolabus themes that had started in this incarnation's second strip, Voyager.

Summary

On the trail of Astrolabus, the Sixth Doctor and Frobisher find themselves in a land of make-believe where nothing is real.

Characters

References

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Notes

  • Three pages of part 1 use a picture book style with captions instead of speech bubbles. All the captions rhyme and text at the bottom of the page gives more detail. These pages have the titles: "Frobisher Eats a Worm", "Frobisher Wishes He Hadn't" and "He Who Hesitates is Lunch".
  • When Astrolabus is running away from the Doctor through a dimension gate, he flees into a house. When he enters the house, you can see a lamp that is shaped like the Doctor's TARDIS.

Continuity

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Timeline

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