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'''''The Fallen''''' was the opening ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'' comic story of [[1999]].  It was also the first non-parodic DWM story ''without'' a [[Threshold]] connection in several years. It shared many aspects of a televised "series opener", in that it was a "jumping-on" point for people who knew nothing of the previous [[Eighth Doctor]] continuity.  It was thus the beginning of a new story arc — the first of the final batch of ''DWM'' strips in black-and-white. The events in this story would conclude in ''[[The Glorious Dead]]'', after which the DWM strip relaunched as a colour comic strip.   
'''''The Fallen''''' was the opening ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'' comic story of [[1999]].  It was also the first non-parodic DWM story ''without'' a [[Threshold]] connection in several years. It shared many aspects of a televised "series opener", in that it was a "jumping-on" point for people who knew nothing of the previous [[Eighth Doctor]] continuity.  It was thus the beginning of a new story arc — the first of the final batch of ''DWM'' strips in black-and-white. The events in this story would conclude in ''[[The Glorious Dead]]'', after which the DWM strip relaunched as a colour comic strip.   


In many ways a sequel to the [[Doctor Who (1996)|television movie]], it was the only story other than the movie to use Dr [[Grace Holloway]] in more than a flashback or cameo.  The story also introduced a [[The Master (The Fallen)|new version]] of [[the Master]], as well as the character of [[Donald Stark]].  Both would appear again during the [[Eighth Doctor]]'s DWM run.   
In many ways a sequel to the [[Doctor Who (1996)|television movie]], it was the only story other than the movie to use Dr [[Grace Holloway]] in more than a flashback or cameo.  The story also introduced a {{Fallen|n=new version}} of [[the Master]], as well as the character of [[Donald Stark]].  Both would appear again during the [[Eighth Doctor]]'s DWM run.   
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The Fallen was the opening Doctor Who Magazine comic story of 1999. It was also the first non-parodic DWM story without a Threshold connection in several years. It shared many aspects of a televised "series opener", in that it was a "jumping-on" point for people who knew nothing of the previous Eighth Doctor continuity. It was thus the beginning of a new story arc — the first of the final batch of DWM strips in black-and-white. The events in this story would conclude in The Glorious Dead, after which the DWM strip relaunched as a colour comic strip.

In many ways a sequel to the television movie, it was the only story other than the movie to use Dr Grace Holloway in more than a flashback or cameo. The story also introduced a new version of the Master, as well as the character of Donald Stark. Both would appear again during the Eighth Doctor's DWM run.

Summary

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Characters

References

Notes

  • The behind-the-scenes machinations necessary to get Grace Holloway into this story are not well understood. As a partially-Universal Studios-owned character, Holloway has been prevented from appearing in any other story, save a couple of cameos in later comic stories.

Continuity

  • Grace Holloway last appeared (and first met the Doctor) in TV: Doctor Who.
  • The final panel of Part Four is continued and resolved in The Glorious Dead.

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