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[[Val Kent]] was the artist of the comic book series, and [[Sonny Robinson]] wrote it.  
[[Val Kent]] was the artist of the comic book series, and [[Sonny Robinson]] wrote it.  


One of the stories from this series was named ''[[Day of the Deathroids]]'', which features [[The Time Surgeon]] and nurse [[Kara (Invasion of the Mindmorphs)|Kara]] against the [[Deathroid]]s and [[the Minister]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Invasion of the Mindmorphs (comic story)|Invasion of the Mindmorphs]]'')
One of the stories from this series was named ''[[Day of the Deathroids]]'', which features [[the Time Surgeon]] and nurse [[Kara (Invasion of the Mindmorphs)|Kara]] against the [[Deathroid]]s and [[the Minister]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Invasion of the Mindmorphs (comic story)|Invasion of the Mindmorphs]]'')


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Revision as of 02:36, 27 February 2017

Time Surgeon was a comic book series which was popular in the 2010s.

It was about the adventures of a surgeon who travelled through time with his companion in a flatpack wardrobe. The series was based on various rumors about the Doctor.

James was a big fan of Time Surgeon. (COMIC: The Fourth Wall)

Val Kent was the artist of the comic book series, and Sonny Robinson wrote it.

One of the stories from this series was named Day of the Deathroids, which features the Time Surgeon and nurse Kara against the Deathroids and the Minister. (COMIC: Invasion of the Mindmorphs)