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Revision as of 15:52, 18 May 2017
In-Flight Entertainment was one of a series of online comic strips posted to the BBC's Doctor Who website. The comic strips were created using an online tool called Comic Maker, and the art consisted of images based upon the 2005-present Doctor Who revival. The BBC asked a number of professional Doctor Who writers to submit stories.
Summary
The Tenth Doctor and Martha Jones receive a distress call from New Earth where the Cybermen and Judoon have joined forces to catalogue all the humans on the planet.
Characters
References
Notes
- Story writer Lindsey Alford is the only contributor to the BBC Writers' Comics series who had not previously either written for the TV series or for one of the literary spin-off lines. Alford instead was a script editor on the series.
- Due to the limits of Comic Maker some familiar models are used for items:
- The model of Platform One is used for the post the Doctor receives.
- The non-humans on New Earth are an Ood, a Clockwork Droid, a Slitheen and a Heavenly Host.
- A Judoon rocket and Satellite Five are used for the controls of the Cybership.
- The Cybership is actually a Dalek ship.
Continuity
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