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|publication title= [[Doctor Who Magazine]] [[DWMS Spring 1996|Spring Special]] | |publication title= [[Doctor Who Magazine]] [[DWMS Spring 1996|Spring Special (1996)]] | ||
|publication dates= February [[1996]] | |publication dates= February [[1996]] | ||
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==Summary== | ==Summary== | ||
While exploring the mysteries of the Martian Sphinx, the Doctor, [[Louise (Dalek movies)|Louise]] and [[Susan (Dalek movies)|Susan]] are captured by [[Dalek]]s who have moved into the Sol system, closer to Earth. The Doctor and Susan escape with the help of the native [[Martian ( | While exploring the mysteries of the [[Martian Sphinx]], the Doctor, [[Louise (Dalek movies)|Louise]] and [[Susan (Dalek movies)|Susan]] are captured by [[Dalek]]s who have moved into the Sol system, closer to Earth. The Doctor and Susan escape with the help of the native [[Martian (Dr. Who Universe)|Martians]] and are taken to a city beneath the Sphinx where the Doctor activates a dormant fighting robot lying under the Sphinx itself. As the Doctor rescues Louise from the Daleks (who have learnt about TARDIS), the robot attacks and destroys the Daleks' Martian base. This only delays their future attack on 'The Blue Planet'. | ||
==Characters== | ==Characters== | ||
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'''Martian Sphinx''' is the ultimate weapon of war, a giant robot with formidable fire power which lay dormant with all but its face beneath the surface for many generations. It was regarded as a curiosity until revived by Dr. Who who interpreted a series of carved hieroglyphs in the underground cave system as activation codes for the robot which was reactivated in time to destroy the Daleks who were planning to use the planet as a launch base in an attack on the Blue Planet (aka Earth). | '''Martian Sphinx''' is the ultimate weapon of war, a giant robot with formidable fire power which lay dormant with all but its face beneath the surface for many generations. It was regarded as a curiosity until revived by Dr. Who who interpreted a series of carved hieroglyphs in the underground cave system as activation codes for the robot which was reactivated in time to destroy the Daleks who were planning to use the planet as a launch base in an attack on the Blue Planet (aka Earth). | ||
'''Susan''', grand-daughter of the traveller in time and space known as Dr. Who. She helped revive the Martian | '''Susan''', grand-daughter of the traveller in time and space known as Dr. Who. She helped revive the Martian Sphinx with her understanding of the hieroglyphs found in the cave system below the surface of the planet. | ||
==Original Print Details | ==Original Print Details== | ||
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*[[DWMS Spring 1996]] (8) | |||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
*{{Dwrefguide|cushing.htm#STRIP|Daleks Versus the Martians}} | |||
[[Category:Non-canonical stories]] | [[Category:Non-canonical stories]] | ||
[[Category:Stories featuring non-canonical Doctors]] | [[Category:Stories featuring non-canonical Doctors]] | ||
[[Category:Dalek comic strips]] | [[Category:Dalek comic strips]] | ||
[[Category:Doctor Who Magazine back-up comic stories]] | [[Category:Doctor Who Magazine back-up comic stories]] | ||
Revision as of 22:33, 4 January 2010
Summary
While exploring the mysteries of the Martian Sphinx, the Doctor, Louise and Susan are captured by Daleks who have moved into the Sol system, closer to Earth. The Doctor and Susan escape with the help of the native Martians and are taken to a city beneath the Sphinx where the Doctor activates a dormant fighting robot lying under the Sphinx itself. As the Doctor rescues Louise from the Daleks (who have learnt about TARDIS), the robot attacks and destroys the Daleks' Martian base. This only delays their future attack on 'The Blue Planet'.
Characters
Louise, niece of the traveller in time and space known as Dr. Who. A Dalek scan reveals her to be human. She was successfully rescued by Dr. Who from the Dalek saucer as it prepared to leave Mars returning to Skaro before being destroyed by the Martian Sphinx.
Mars, commonly known as the red planet, in the Sol System. Home to one of the natural wonder of the universe, the Mars Bubble a hundred-mile wide atmospheric pocket capable of sustaining life. Located within the bubble live the surviving native Martians and the Martian Sphinx.
Martians (native), small telepathic hairless humanoid creatures with large eyes, no mouth or nose.Driven to live in the underground canal and cave systems by the Devastation, many died along with an understanding of their former technology which was left abandoned or unused (e.g. The Martian Sphinx)
Martian Sphinx is the ultimate weapon of war, a giant robot with formidable fire power which lay dormant with all but its face beneath the surface for many generations. It was regarded as a curiosity until revived by Dr. Who who interpreted a series of carved hieroglyphs in the underground cave system as activation codes for the robot which was reactivated in time to destroy the Daleks who were planning to use the planet as a launch base in an attack on the Blue Planet (aka Earth).
Susan, grand-daughter of the traveller in time and space known as Dr. Who. She helped revive the Martian Sphinx with her understanding of the hieroglyphs found in the cave system below the surface of the planet.
Original Print Details
(Publication with page count and closing captions)
- DWMS Spring 1996 (8)
Reprints
- None
Notes
- This comic strip is "In memory of Peter Cushing OBE. 26th May 1911 - 11th August 1994".
- As in the movies, the Doctor is referred to as Dr. Who and the TARDIS as simply Tardis.
References
to be added
Continuity
- This occurs before the Daleks' successful invasion of Earth. (Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150 AD)
