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Revision as of 14:18, 11 July 2015
Evening's Empire was a Seventh Doctor comic story.
Summary
UNIT is fighting on a strange world : two suns, buildings very similar to Earth ones, primitive people with bows and arrows. Some times earlier, in Middlesbrough, the Doctor, Ace and Colonel Muriel Frost examine a plane crash during the WWII.
Characters
- Seventh Doctor
- Ace
- Alex Evening
- Colonel Muriel Frost
- Corporal Ives
- Janice Evening
Notes
- Originally intended as a multiple-chapter story for Doctor Who Magazine, only the first chapter was ever published in DWM, in November 1991. The remainder was abandoned for production issues. In September 1993, the complete strip, colourised, was published as the DWCC Autumn Holiday Special. Although published in magazine format, some sources such as the reference work Howe's Transcendental Toybox treat it as a graphic novel.
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