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publisher= [[Target Books]], [[W.H. Allen & Co]] |
publisher= [[Target Books]], [[W.H. Allen & Co]] |
release date= [[January]] [[1990]] |
release date= [[January]] [[1990]] |
format= Paperback Book, --- Pages |
format= Paperback Book, 112 Pages |
isbn= ISBN 0-426-20345-3|
isbn= ISBN 0-426-20345-3|
previous story= [[The Reign of Terror (novelisation)|Doctor Who – The Reign of Terror]]  |
previous story= [[The Reign of Terror (novelisation)|Doctor Who – The Reign of Terror]]  |
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Novelisation

  • The cover and information shown on the right is for the original Target novel. It featured the artwork of Alister Pearson. (See below for information on editions with different covers).

Publisher's summary

The Doctor is feeling confident: this time the TARDIS has landed on Earth; in England; in 1963. But when he and his companions venture outside, they are soon lost in a maze of ravines and menaced by gigantic insects. And the insects are dying-every living thing is dying…
Meanwhile, in a cottage garden on a perfect summer’s day, the man from the Ministry arrives to put a stop to the production of DN6, a pesticide with the power to destroy all life-forms. But the men who invented DN6 will stop at nothing-not even murder-in their desire to see DN6 succeed.
Can the one-inch-tall Doctor foil their plans?

Illustrations

None

Deviations from televised story

To be added

Writing and publishing notes

  • This was the last story of the First Doctor's era to be novelised.

Additional cover images

To be added

British publication history

One single paperback edition, priced £1.99 (UK), estimated print run: 22,000 copies.

Editions published outside Britain

To be added

See also

External links