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* Two individuals are largely obscured by dialogue balloons. As seen in the colourised version, one is a humanoid figure in a red uniform sitting with [[Hulk]] and the other is a man with a grey mustache and beard and carrying a bindle. They are likely [[Scarlet (fictional character)|Captain Scarlet]] and Catweazle, the main characters of the British TV shows ''[[Captain Scarlet (TV series)|Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons]]'' and ''Catweazle'', respectively. | * Two individuals are largely obscured by dialogue balloons. As seen in the colourised version, one is a humanoid figure in a red uniform sitting with [[Hulk]] and the other is a man with a grey mustache and beard and carrying a bindle. They are likely [[Scarlet (fictional character)|Captain Scarlet]] and Catweazle, the main characters of the British TV shows ''[[Captain Scarlet (TV series)|Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons]]'' and ''Catweazle'', respectively. | ||
* [[Abslom Daak]] is explicitly present in this story, as is his ship ''[[Kill-Wagon]]''. The [[Draconian]] and [[Ice Warrior]] in this story could be [[Salander (Star Tigers)|Salander]] and [[Harma]], respectively, part of ''Kill-Wagon''{{'}}s crew from [[COMIC]]: ''[[Star Tigers (comic story)|Star Tigers]]''. Additionally, [[Vol Mercurius]] is seen holding a [[Sensorite]] in the bar fight. | * [[Abslom Daak]] is explicitly present in this story, as is his ship ''[[Kill-Wagon]]''. The [[Draconian]] and [[Ice Warrior]] in this story could be [[Salander (Star Tigers)|Salander]] and [[Harma]], respectively, part of ''Kill-Wagon''{{'}}s crew from [[COMIC]]: ''[[Star Tigers (comic story)|Star Tigers]]''. Additionally, [[Vol Mercurius]] is seen holding a [[Sensorite]] in the bar fight. | ||
* [[Captain Britain]] is seen three times in this comic, each appearance corresponding to his 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s costumes. While they are never seen in the same panel, this could indicate that Captain Britain is attending this party at different points in his timeline, just like the Doctor. | * [[Captain Britain]] is seen three times in this comic, each appearance corresponding to his 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s costumes. While they are never seen in the same panel, this could indicate that Captain Britain is attending this party at different points in his timeline, just like the Doctor. | ||
[[File:TIDH Party.jpeg|thumb|Another view of Bonjaxx's birthday party. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Incomplete Death's Head (comic story)|The Incomplete Death's Head]]'')]] | [[File:TIDH Party.jpeg|thumb|Another view of Bonjaxx's birthday party. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Incomplete Death's Head (comic story)|The Incomplete Death's Head]]'')]] | ||
* This story was reprinted in [[TIDH 12|issue 12]] of ''[[The Incomplete Death's Head]]''. The final two issues of the [[The Incomplete Death's Head (comic story)|framing device]] run concurrently with ''Party Animals'' and show new images of Bonjaxx's birthday party. [[Bonjaxx]], the [[Seventh Doctor]], a [[The Doctor (Party Animals)|future incarnation of the Doctor]], [[Captain Britain]], a [[Sontaran]], a [[Penguin (Once upon a Time-Lord)|penguin]], a [[Dalek]], the [[Silver Surfer]], the [[Hulk]], [[Bruce (The Free-Fall Warriors)|Bruce]] and [[Death's Head]] are seen in both stories. | * This story was reprinted in [[TIDH 12|issue 12]] of ''[[The Incomplete Death's Head]]''. The final two issues of the [[The Incomplete Death's Head (comic story)|framing device]] run concurrently with ''Party Animals'' and show new images of Bonjaxx's birthday party. [[Bonjaxx]], the [[Seventh Doctor]], a [[The Doctor (Party Animals)|future incarnation of the Doctor]], [[Captain Britain]], a [[Sontaran]], a [[Penguin (Once upon a Time-Lord)|penguin]], a [[Dalek]], the [[Silver Surfer]], the [[Hulk]], [[Bruce (The Free-Fall Warriors)|Bruce]] and [[Death's Head]] are seen in both stories. | ||
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Revision as of 00:57, 4 September 2020
Party Animals was a Seventh Doctor comic strip published in Doctor Who Magazine.
Summary
The Doctor and Ace travel to Maruthea for Bonjaxx's birthday party. Whilst there he encounters old friends and enemies, and has a glimpse of his future.
Plot
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Characters
References
The Doctor
- The Seventh Doctor claims that the Rani and her giant mouse came to his graduation party.
Foods and beverages
- The Doctor drinks water.
- A Sontaran has a can of Sontaran Up.
Individuals and species
- There are numerous species, mechanical beings and individuals present at Bonjaxx’s party:
- The Seventh Doctor and Ace walk past a group of tiny penguins outside of Bonjaxx's bar. In the bar, two Daleks, a robot bus conductor, Ivan Asimoff, a Cybermat, Worf, Sapphire and Steel, Shayde, Captain Britain (1970s costume), Bart Simpson, a Draconian, a Silurian wearing a dress, a Werelok, Axel Pressbutton, Abslom Daak, a Wrarth Warrior, a Sontaran, the Freefall Warriors (Machine Head, Cool Breeze, Big Cat, and Bruce), and a Melkur are present.
- When the Doctor Ace take seats, the Hulk, a Ferengi, Darth Vader, Death's Head, a Quark, the Silver Surfer, Adam Warlock, and a Kalichura are seen.
- As the Doctor and Ace meet a mysterious stranger and his companion, Cusick and Doot walk past. A Vervoid, a Kalik, and an Ice Warrior are also part of the crowd as a drunken Meep starts a fight.
- As the fight escalates, the Destroyer, Jetsam, the chainsaw-armed Chief of the Cannibals, Captain Britain (1980s costume), a Defender, Morbius, Combat Wombat, the Master, and Catavolcus are caught up in it. (A balloon in the shape of the Mekon in seen in the background.)
- As the fight continues, a Telosian Cyber-Controller, Captain UK, a Robot Yeti, a Cheetah Person, Vol Mercurius, a Sensorite, Vesuvius, an Alpha Centauran are also in the fray. Ace uses her baseball bat against the Kandyman. As the Doctors and their companions leave the bar, an Experimental Prototype Robot K1, a White Robot, a Chumbley, Emma Peel, Meltron, Captain Britain (1990s costume), John Steed, and a Wirrn are seen.
- Ace has a new baseball bat.
Locations
- The trick to getting to Maruthea is apparently not to be there at all, causing you to be so.
Technology
- One of Bonjaxx's gifts appears to be the same shape as K9.
Time Lords
- The Seventh Doctor asks his future incarnation if they ever repealed the First Law of Time.
Notes
- As the Seventh Doctor materializes on Maruthea, another TARDIS is seen dematerialising. Only the leg of the pilot is seen, who says, "What makes you think there's a friend of yours in my TARDIS?" as they kick a small penguin out of the TARDIS. The striped pant leg suggests this is either the Fifth or Sixth Doctor, the latter of which travelled with Frobisher.
- The likeness of the "future Doctor" is based on Nicholas Briggs, who portrayed the Doctor in the Audio Visuals series of unlicensed audio dramas; his companion Ria also first appeared in the Audio Visuals.
- A Werelok, a Kalichura, and Meep are seen in this story. It is not explicity said if they are Brill, Melanicus, or Beep the Meep, prominant members of their respective species.
- Ships seen docking at Maruthea include: Kill-Wagon (Star Tigers, et al.), Big Cat's ship (COMIC: Doctor Who and the Free-Fall Warriors), the USS Enterprise (Star Trek), Thunderbird Three (Thunderbirds), and a flying saucer (Gerry Anderson's UFO).
- Not only does this story feature cameos of beings from TV Doctor Who and DWM comic stories, it features cameos of beings from franchises (normally) outside the DWU: Worf and a Ferengi (Star Trek: The Next Generation), Sapphire and Steel (Sapphire & Steel), Bart Simpson (The Simpsons), Axel Pressbutton (Dark Star, Sounds Magazine, Warrior), the Hulk, Death's Head, the Silver Surfer, Adam Warlock, Cusick and Doot, Captain Britain, and Captain UK (Marvel Comics), Darth Vader (Star Wars), the Mekon (Eagle, 2000 AD, Virgin Comics), Emma Peel and John Steed (The Avengers).
- Two individuals are largely obscured by dialogue balloons. As seen in the colourised version, one is a humanoid figure in a red uniform sitting with Hulk and the other is a man with a grey mustache and beard and carrying a bindle. They are likely Captain Scarlet and Catweazle, the main characters of the British TV shows Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons and Catweazle, respectively.
- Abslom Daak is explicitly present in this story, as is his ship Kill-Wagon. The Draconian and Ice Warrior in this story could be Salander and Harma, respectively, part of Kill-Wagon's crew from COMIC: Star Tigers. Additionally, Vol Mercurius is seen holding a Sensorite in the bar fight.
- Captain Britain is seen three times in this comic, each appearance corresponding to his 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s costumes. While they are never seen in the same panel, this could indicate that Captain Britain is attending this party at different points in his timeline, just like the Doctor.
- This story was reprinted in issue 12 of The Incomplete Death's Head. The final two issues of the framing device run concurrently with Party Animals and show new images of Bonjaxx's birthday party. Bonjaxx, the Seventh Doctor, a future incarnation of the Doctor, Captain Britain, a Sontaran, a penguin, a Dalek, the Silver Surfer, the Hulk, Bruce and Death's Head are seen in both stories.
- New individuals seen at the party include Doctor Strange, Doctor Octopus, Scarlet Witch, Namor, Random, Warlock, Knave, Jester IV, Doctor Doom, the Thing, Rocket Raccoon, Thor, the Human Torch, Volstagg the Voluminous, Conan the Barbarian, Spider-Man, Lucas Bishop, Ghost Rider, Tigon Liger, Stacy Arnheim, Perez, and Apocalypse.
Continuity
- The Doctor finally arrives on Maruthea for Bonjaxx's birthday party. (COMIC: Echoes of the Mogor!, Time and Tide, Invaders from Gantac!, Nemesis of the Daleks, PROSE: The Infinity Season)
- Shayde is present at Bonjaxx's birthday party where the Seventh Doctor meets a future incarnation of his. Shayde would later encounter the Eighth Doctor and would take on the appearance of this future incarnation when the Doctor faked his regeneration. (COMIC: The Final Chapter, Wormwood)
- The drunk Meep was told by Shaman Kahn that the Freefall Warriors would be at Maruthea and wants to claim the reward. Shaman Khan was last seen crashing into an asteroid belt, thus losing a race against Big Cat. (COMIC: A Ship Called Sudden Death)
- Bonjaxx resembles the Molags, a Dæmon-like race seen in COMIC: Menace of the Molags.
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