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|image      = Azmael.jpg
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|alias      = Professor Bernard Edgeworth
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|species    = Time Lord
![[TV21 1|1]]
|job        = High Chancellor
|''Stingray Lost!''
|affiliation = Celestial Intervention Agency
|rowspan=3|''[[Genesis of Evil (comic story)|Genesis of Evil]]''
|affiliation2 = High Council
|rowspan=7|''The Monster Jellyfish''
|origin      = [[Gallifrey]]
|rowspan=5|''The Batmen''
|spouse      = Azmael's wife{{!}}Wife
|rowspan=11|''[[Mr. Steelman (comic story)|Mr. Steelman]]''
|first      = The Twin Dilemma (TV story)
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|appearances = {{il|[[PROSE]]: ''[[The Legacy of Gallifrey (short story)|The Legacy of Gallifrey]]''|[[PROSE]]: ''[[Divided Loyalties (novel)|Divided Loyalties]]''}}
|[[23 January (releases)|23 January]] [[1965 (releases)|1965]]
|actor      = Maurice Denham
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}}'''Azmael''', sometimes called '''Azmeal''', was the first [[High Chancellor]] and first true [[renegade Time Lord]]. He emigrated from [[Gallifrey]] to the [[planet]] [[Jaconda]], where he ruled compassionately until [[Mestor]] deposed him.
![[TV21 2|2]]
 
|''[[Stingray Attacked! (short story)|Stingray Attacked!]]''
== Biography ==
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=== Early life ===
|[[30 January (releases)|30 January]] 1965
Like all [[Time Lord]]s, Azmael was taken from his family at the age of eight for the selection process in the [[Drylands]]. Staring into the [[Untempered Schism]] as part of a Time Lord initiation rite, Azmael reacted by running away from what he saw in the Schism. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[A Brief History of Time Lords (novel)|A Brief History of Time Lords]]'') According to the writings of [[Postar|Postar the Perfidious]], this occurred very early in [[Time Lord history]].
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![[TV21 3|3]]
When [[Rassilon]] abdicated [[Lord President|the Presidency]] of the [[Time Lord]]s, the government was restructured on a more stable basis, and Azmeal became [[High Chancellor|Chancellor]] to the new Lord President, [[Lord Cardinal|Cardinal]] [[Pandad]]. The increasingly-secretive Rassilon took Azmeal into his confidence about the position of the [[Great Key of Rassilon|Great Key]] to the [[Eye of Harmony]], also decreeing that to make sure no Time Lord would ever both be in charge of Gallifrey's government and in power over the Eye, Azmeal could never be allowed to ascend to the rank of President, nor any other Chancellor after him.
|''Battle Stations!''
 
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Azmeal gained Rassilon's trust to such an extent that when the Founder discovered the [[regeneration cycle|twelve-regeneration]] limit when fruitlessly attempting his thirteenth regeneration, it was Azmeal whose help he enlisted to help with his last shot at [[immortality]]: Azmeal worked the machines as Rassilon's mind was the first full Gallifreyan intelligence to be uploaded into [[the Matrix]].
|[[6 February (releases)|6 February]] 1965
 
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However, following the [[Civil War]] between [[Pandad]]'s Gallifrey and the rival presidency of [[Morbius]], it was decreed that the [[Lord President]] and [[High Chancellor]] needed to belong to the same [[Chapter]], to minimize friction. As Pandad's successor [[Helron]] was an [[Arcalian Chapter|Arcalian]], Azmeal was put "out of a job". ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Legacy of Gallifrey]]'')
![[TV21 4|4]]
 
|''[[Fireball Surrenders! (short story)|Fireball Surrenders!]]''
=== Teaching at the Academy ===
|rowspan=7|''[[Power Play (comic story)|Power Play]]''
He was not too displeased to lose his political position, as it freed his schedule to study the secrets of [[the Matrix]] which his master [[Rassilon]] had just barely begun to show him upon his death. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Legacy of Gallifrey]]'') He tutored the [[First Doctor]] at the [[Prydonian Academy]]. The [[Sixth Doctor]] considered him as the best one he ever had. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Twin Dilemma (TV story)|The Twin Dilemma]]'') They both held a great respect for one another. Azmael was present when the Doctor was expelled from the Academy. He was [[Coordinator]] at this time. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Divided Loyalties (novel)|Divided Loyalties]]'')
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|[[13 February (releases)|13 February]] 1965
At some point during [[the Doctor]]'s [[Fourth Doctor|fourth incarnation]], the Doctor and Azmael had an encounter in which Azmael [[Alcohol|drank]] so much the Doctor had to throw him into a [[fountain]] to sober him up. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Twin Dilemma (TV story)|The Twin Dilemma]]'') As the Doctor lacked [[money]], Azmael had to pay. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Twin Dilemma (novelisation)|The Twin Dilemma]]'')
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![[TV21 5|5]]
In his studies, Azmeal progressively discovered hints that the minds of the dead Time Lords were not static records of memories, but rather active as [[Matrix Lord|disembodied intelligences]] still guiding things from the shadows with Rassilon as their leader. Azmeal's growing influence over the Matrix, which they still did not understand themselves, led to Helron and his government planning to remove Helron from Gallifrey in his final incarnation, in forced [[retirement]], as a way to stop him from studying it further. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Legacy of Gallifrey]]'') This was an offer which [[Salyavin|Professor Chronotis]] was the only Time Lord ever to actually accept. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Shada (novelisation)|Shada]]'')
|''[[Titan Declares War! (short story)|Titan Declares War!]]''
 
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=== Leaving Gallifrey ===
|[[20 February (releases)|20 February]] 1965
By one account, Azmeal left Gallifrey to escape Helron's goons and continue his experiments. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Legacy of Gallifrey]]'') By another account, he left for [[Vitrol Minor]] because he was merely tired of his life and wanted to make a fortune. Knowing that his knowledge and experience could be used against the Time Lords by their enemies, the [[High Council]] found him guilty of various fabricated charges in his absence and condemned to [[death]], ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Twin Dilemma (novelisation)|The Twin Dilemma]]'') with Helron sending a warrior race ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Legacy of Gallifrey]]'') of [[Seedle Warrior]]s to execute him.
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![[TV21 6|6]]
On Vitrol Minor the Seedle Warriors committed [[genocide]], ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Twin Dilemma (novelisation)|The Twin Dilemma]]'') destroying the planet and its inhabitants to bring Azmeal back to Gallifrey for his trial. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Legacy of Gallifrey]]'') Azmael began his own legal proceedings against the Lord President and High Council in response; however, they bought witnesses and accused him of hiring the Seedle Warriors himself in a bid to gain exclusive rights to Vitrol Minor's [[mineral]]s. Angered, Azmael shot down the High Council with a [[laser rifle]], ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Twin Dilemma (novelisation)|The Twin Dilemma]]'') becoming the first official [[renegade Time Lord]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Legacy of Gallifrey]]'') Disgusted with what he had done, he left his homeworld once more. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Twin Dilemma (novelisation)|The Twin Dilemma]]'') The next High Council cautiously allowed him to make his escape. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Legacy of Gallifrey]]'')
|''Destruction!''
 
|rowspan=9|''The Vengeance of Saharis!''
As the first of many [[Renegade Time Lord]]s to formally renounce the values and laws of [[Gallifrey]], Azmeal became an inspiration to a whole generation of young [[Time Lord]]s at [[Time Lord Academy|the Academy]], including [[the Doctor]], [[the Master]], and [[the Rani]], who deemed that [[Rassilon]] had been right to pronounce Time Lord society decadent upon his deathbed and that a change must be undergone. In turn, each of the three left Gallifrey, ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Legacy of Gallifrey]]'') as did others of their classmates, such as [[Drax]] and [[the Monk]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Divided Loyalties (novel)|Divided Loyalties]]'')
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|[[27 February (releases)|27 February]] 1965
=== On Jaconda ===
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Azmael travelled for several years, earmarking [[Titan III]] in [[Maston Viva]] as a place to escape to should Seedle Warriors be sent after him once more, before settling on [[Jaconda]] where he was elected as their leader. Months after his election, the [[Gastropod]]s attacked. To save the [[Jacondan]]s, Azmael surrendered to [[Mestor]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Twin Dilemma (novelisation)|The Twin Dilemma]]'')
![[TV21 7|7]]
 
|''[[Marineville Waits! (short story)|Marineville Waits!]]''
Mester used a [[telepathy|telepathic]] link with Azmael to dominate his mind. Mestor forced Azmael, who used the name Professor Bernard Edgeworth, ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Twin Dilemma (novelisation)|The Twin Dilemma]]'') to kidnap the two young genius identical twins [[Romulus Sylvest|Romulus]] and [[Remus Sylvest]]. By this time, Azmael had reached the end of his [[regeneration]] cycle.
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|[[6 March (releases)|6 March]] 1965
Recently regenerated himself, the [[Sixth Doctor]] and Peri came to [[Titan III]]. There they saw the wreckage of a ship and rescued Lieutenant [[Hugo Lang]]. While exploring some tunnels on the asteroid, Peri and the Doctor were captured and taken to meet Azmael. The Doctor recognised Azmael as a friend from their homeworld of [[Gallifrey]]. Co-operating with Mestor to save his people, Azmael abandoned the Doctor and [[Peri Brown|Peri]], letting them be taken captive. However, when the Doctor and Peri were able to follow him to Jaconda. After being attacked by the Doctor due to post regeneration trauma, Azmael sided with the Doctor when his observations revealed Mestor's true plan to trigger a solar eruption that would destroy Jaconda and send Mestor's eggs out across the universe. When Mestor took possession of Azmael's body and the Doctor destroyed Mestor's real body, Azmael, with Mestor's [[consciousness]] within him, forced himself to die by attempting to regenerate. Since Azmael had already used all twelve of his regenerations, initiating a thirteenth regeneration resulted in both his and Mestor's deaths, which Mestor was unprepared for. ([[TV]]:'' [[The Twin Dilemma (TV story)|The Twin Dilemma]]'')
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![[TV21 8|8]]
== Behind the scenes ==
|''[[Superjet Shot Down (short story)|Superjet Shot Down]]''
* Azmael debuted in ''[[The Twin Dilemma (TV story)|The Twin Dilemma]]'' in [[1984 (releases)|1984]]. The following years, the short story ''[[The Legacy of Gallifrey (short story)|The Legacy of Gallifrey]]'' and the novelisation ''[[The Twin Dilemma (novelisation)|The Twin Dilemma]]'' independently adapted his backstory from that episode. These sources differ in several aspects, such as Azmael's motivation for leaving Gallifrey and the spelling of his name. These discrepancies may be explained by the attribution of ''The Legacy of Gallifrey'' to the writings of "[[Poster|Poster the ''Perfidious'']]", although such a link has never been drawn in an in-universe source.
|rowspan=7|''[[Curse of the Crustavons (comic story)|Curse of the Crustavons]]''
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|[[13 March (releases)|13 March]] 1965
[[:Category:Individual Time Lords]]
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[[:Category:Kidnappers]]
![[TV21 9|9]]
[[:Category:Murderers]]
|''[[Jungle Terror! (short story)|Jungle Terror!]]''
[[:Category:Prydonians]]
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[[:Category:Renegade Time Lords]]
|[[20 March (releases)|20 March]] 1965
[[:Category:Residents of Gallifrey]]
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[[:Category:Time Lord Chancellors]]
![[TV21 10|10]]
[[:Category:Time Lord tutors]]
|''[[Earth in Peril! (short story)|Earth in Peril!]]''
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|[[27 March (releases)|27 March]] 1965
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![[TV21 11|11]]
|''[[Stingray Hunts Aliens (short story)|Stingray Hunts Aliens]]''
|rowspan=7|''[[Duel of the Daleks (comic story)|Duel of the Daleks]]''
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|[[3 April (releases)|3 April]] 1965
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![[TV21 12|12]]
|''New Rocket Engine Tested!''
|rowspan=7|''Behind Enemy Lines''
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|[[10 April (releases)|10 April]] 1965
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![[TV21 13|13]]
|''[[Scoop! (short story)|Scoop!]]''
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|[[17 April (releases)|17 April]] 1965
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![[TV21 14|14]]
|''[[Zodiac's Rescue Bid! (short story)|Zodiac's Rescue Bid!]]''
|''[[Who Killed Elias Hoodreim? (comic story)|Who Killed Elias Hoodreim?]]''
|[[24 April (releases)|24 April]] 1965
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![[TV21 15|15]]
|''[[Battle in Space (short story)|Battle in Space]]''
|rowspan=7|''[[The Atlanta Kidnap Affair (comic story)|The Atlanta Kidnap Affair]]''
|''[[Space Border Battle (comic story)|Space Border Battle]]''
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|[[1 May (releases)|1 May]] 1965
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![[TV21 16|16]]
|''[[Atlanta Kidnapped! (short story)|Atlanta Kidnapped!]]''
|''[[Ceasefire — But War Tension Mounts... (comic story)|Ceasefire — But War Tension Mounts...]]''
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|[[8 May (releases)|8 May]] 1965
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![[TV21 17|17]]
|''[[Fireball Mystery Flight! (short story)|Fireball Mystery Flight!]]''
|''[[President Offers Peace... (comic story)|President Offers Peace...]]''
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|[[15 May (releases)|15 May]] 1965
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![[TV21 18|18]]
|''[[Tempest Awarded V.M. (short story)|Tempest Awarded V.M.]]''
|rowspan=7|''[[The Amaryll Challenge (comic story)|The Amaryll Challenge]]''
|''[[Colonel Zodiac Disappears (comic story)|Colonel Zodiac Disappears]]''
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|[[22 May (releases)|22 May]] 1965
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![[TV21 19|19]]
|''[[Kaplan Assassinated! (short story)|Kaplan Assassinated!]]''
|''[[Assassination! (comic story)|Assassination!]]''
|''[[Lady Penelope (comic story)|Lady Penelope]]''
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|[[29 May (releases)|29 May]] 1965
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![[TV21 20|20]]
|''[[Stingray Searches (short story)|Stingray Searches]]''
|''[[Zodiac Makes An Arrest (comic story)|Zodiac Makes An Arrest]]''
|rowspan=15|''The Return of Mr Steelman''
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|[[5 June (releases)|5 June]] 1965
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![[TV21 21|21]]
|''[[Stingray Breaks Out! (short story)|Stingray Breaks Out!]]''
|''[[Army In House To House Search (comic story)|Army In House To House Search]]''
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|[[12 June (releases)|12 June]] 1965
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![[TV21 22|22]]
|''[[Zodiac Sends For Stingray! (short story)|Zodiac Sends For Stingray!]]''
|''[[Stingray (comic story)|Stingray]]''
|''[[Assassins Escape! (comic story)|Assassins Escape!]]''
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|[[19 June (releases)|19 June]] 1965
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![[TV21 23|23]]
|''[[Daleks Seek New Conquests (short story)|Daleks Seek New Conquests]]''
|rowspan=8|''The Ghosts of Station Seventeen''
|''[[Zodiac Flies Out... (comic story)|Zodiac Flies Out...]]''
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|[[26 June (releases)|26 June]] 1965
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![[TV21 24|24]]
|''[[XL5 Collision Course! (short story)|XL5 Collision Course!]]''
|''[[XL5 Under Attack (comic story)|XL5 Under Attack]]''
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|[[3 July (releases)|3 July]] 1965
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![[TV21 25|25]]
|''Ghost Castle Mutiny''
|rowspan=8|''[[The Penta Ray Factor (comic story)|The Penta Ray Factor]]''
|''[[Revolution on Astra (comic story)|Revolution on Astra]]''
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|[[10 July (releases)|10 July]] 1965
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![[TV21 26|26]]
|''[[Civil War (short story)|Civil War]]''
|''[[Astra's Final Battle (comic story)|Astra's Final Battle]]''
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|[[17 July (releases)|17 July]] 1965
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![[TV21 27|27]]
|''[[Spaceship S.O.S. (short story)|Spaceship S.O.S.]]''
|''[[Fireball Answers S.O.S. (comic story)|Fireball Answers S.O.S.]]''
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|[[24 July (releases)|24 July]] 1965
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![[TV21 28|28]]
|''[[Peaceful Thals Ambushed! (short story)|Peaceful Thals Ambushed!]]''
|''[[New York Evacuated (comic story)|New York Evacuated]]''
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|[[31 July (releases)|31 July]] 1965
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![[TV21 29|29]]
|''[[Bullion Train (short story)|Bullion Train]]''
|''[[Ants on the Move (comic story)|Ants on the Move]]''
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|[[7 August (releases)|7 August]] 1965
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![[TV21 30|30]]
|''Ghost Ship Hunted!''
|''[[Race Against Time! (comic story)|Race Against Time!]]''
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|[[14 August (releases)|14 August]] 1965
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![[TV21 31|31]]
|''World Government Official Missing''
|rowspan=7|''Aquatraz''
|''[[New York Heliport Blaze! (comic story)|New York Heliport Blaze!]]''
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|[[21 August (releases)|21 August]] 1965
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![[TV21 32|32]]
|''[[New York Blaze (short story)|New York Blaze]]''
|''[[The Battle for Washington (comic story)|The Battle for Washington]]''
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|[[28 August (releases)|28 August]] 1965
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![[TV21 33|33]]
|''Black Forest Siege!''
|rowspan=7|''[[Plague of Death (comic story)|Plague of Death]]''
|''[[The Ants Are Winning... (comic story)|The Ants Are Winning...]]''
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|[[4 September (releases)|4 September]] 1965
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![[TV21 34|34]]
|''[[Ice Planet Mystery (short story)|Ice Planet Mystery]]''
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|[[11 September (releases)|11 September]] 1965
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![[TV21 35|35]]
|''Stingray Nears Aquatraz!''
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|rowspan=9|''The Isle of Arran Riddle''
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|[[18 September (releases)|18 September]] 1965
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![[TV21 36|36]]
|''[[Daleks Suffer Heavy Losses! (short story)|Daleks Suffer Heavy Losses!]]''
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|[[25 September (releases)|25 September]] 1965
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![[TV21 37|37]]
|''Escape!''
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|[[2 October (releases)|2 October]] 1965
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![[TV21 38|38]]
|''Sam Shore Suspended''
|rowspan=7|''The Uranium Plant Invasion''
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|[[9 October (releases)|9 October]] 1965
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![[TV21 39|39]]
|''Revolutionary Engine for XL5''
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|[[16 October (releases)|16 October]] 1965
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![[TV21 40|40]]
|''[[Fireball Explosion! (short story)|Fireball Explosion!]]''
|rowspan=7|''[[The Menace of the Monstrons (comic story)|The Menace of the Monstrons]]''
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|[[23 October (releases)|23 October]] 1965
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![[TV21 41|41]]
|''Lone Mission for Tempest''
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|[[30 October (releases)|30 October]] 1965
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![[TV21 42|42]]
|''[[FAB1 Back in Action! (short story)|FAB1 Back in Action!]]''
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|[[6 November (releases)|6 November]] 1965
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![[TV21 43|43]]
|''[[Britain Protests! (short story)|Britain Protests!]]''
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|[[13 November (releases)|13 November]] 1965
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![[TV21 44|44]]
|''The Lone Attacker!''
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|rowspan=8|''The Vanishing Ray''
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|[[20 November (releases)|20 November]] 1965
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![[TV21 45|45]]
|''Where Is Fireball?''
|rowspan=7|''Arctic Weather Menace''
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|[[27 November (releases)|27 November]] 1965
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![[TV21 46|46]]
|''[[World Weather Chaos! (short story)|World Weather Chaos!]]''
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|[[4 December (releases)|4 December]] 1965
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![[TV21 47|47]]
|''[[Help Plea from Planet (short story)|Help Plea from Planet]]''
|rowspan=5|''[[Eve of War (comic story)|Eve of War]]''
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|[[11 December (releases)|11 December]] 1965
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![[TV21 48|48]]
|''Sunprobe Blast-Off''
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|[[18 December (releases)|18 December]] 1965
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![[TV21 49|49]]
|''[[World Emergency (short story)|World Emergency]]''
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|[[25 December (releases)|25 December]] 1965
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![[TV21 50|50]]
|''[[Daleks Hit Back! (short story)|Daleks Hit Back!]]''
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|[[1 January (releases)|1 January]] [[1966 (releases)|1966]]
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![[TV21 51|51]]
|''Time Barrier Busted''
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|[[8 January (releases)|8 January]] 1966
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![[TV21 62|62]]
|''[[Thunderbird Two (short story)|Thunderbird Two]]''
|[[26 March (releases)|26 March]] 1966
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![[TV21 65|65]]
|''[["We Want Thunderbirds!" (short story)|"We Want Thunderbirds!"]]''
|[[16 April (releases)|16 April]] 1966
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![[TV21 68|68]]
|''[[Destroy Space City (short story)|Destroy Space City]]''
|[[7 May (releases)|7 May]] 1966
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![[TV21 69|69]]
|''[[Search and Destroy (short story)|Search and Destroy]]''
|[[14 May (releases)|14 May]] 1966
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![[TV21 72|72]]
|''[[Space Hi-Jack (short story)|Space Hi-Jack]]''
|[[4 June (releases)|4 June]] 1966
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![[TV21 74|74]]
|''[[World Navy Sub Turns Pirate (short story)|World Navy Sub Turns Pirate]]''
|[[18 June (releases)|18 June]] 1966
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![[TV21 78|78]]
|''[["Come In, Tempest" (short story)|"Come In, Tempest"]]''
|[[16 July (releases)|16 July]] 1966
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![[TV21 83|83]]
|''[[Welsh Volcano Erupts (short story)|Welsh Volcano Erupts]]''
|[[20 August (releases)|20 August]] 1966
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![[TV21 84|84]]
|''[[Stingray Goes Overland (short story)|Stingray Goes Overland]]''
|[[27 August (releases)|27 August]] 1966
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![[TV21 85|85]]
|''[[Destination Sun (short story)|Destination Sun]]''
|[[3 September (releases)|3 September]] 1966
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![[TV21 86|86]]
|''[[Sunflare Claims TB3 (short story)|Sunflare Claims TB3]]''
|[[10 September (releases)|10 September]] 1966
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![[TV21 87|87]]
|''[[Daleks Face Destruction (short story)|Daleks Face Destruction]]''
|[[17 September (releases)|17 September]] 1966
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![[TV21 88|88]]
|''[[Operation Sunburst Begins! (short story)|Operation Sunburst Begins!]]''
|[[24 September (releases)|24 September]] 1966
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![[TV21 89|89]]
|''[[Suicide! (short story)|Suicide!]]''
|[[1 October (releases)|1 October]] 1966
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![[TV21 90|90]]
|''[[Monster Attacks Thunderbird 3 (short story)|Monster Attacks Thunderbird 3]]''
|[[8 October (releases)|8 October]] 1966
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![[TV21 91|91]]
|''[[Thunderbird One (short story)|Thunderbird One]]''
|[[15 October (releases)|15 October]] 1966
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![[TV21 92|92]]
|''[[Time Runs Out For Thunderbird 3 (short story)|Time Runs Out For Thunderbird 3]]''
|[[22 October (releases)|22 October]] 1966
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![[TV21 93|93]]
|''[[Death-Lake Terror (short story)|Death-Lake Terror]]''
|[[29 October (releases)|29 October]] 1966
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![[TV21 95|95]]
|''[[Disaster! (short story)|Disaster!]]''
|[[12 November (releases)|12 November]] 1966
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![[TV21 96|96]]
|''[[XL5 on Terror Planet (short story)|XL5 on Terror Planet]]''
|[[19 November (releases)|19 November]] 1966
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![[TV21 97|97]]
|''[[TB 4 Trapped! (short story)|TB 4 Trapped!]]''
|[[26 November (releases)|26 November]] 1966
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![[TV21 107|107]]
|''[[Stingray Storm! (short story)|Stingray Storm!]]''
|[[4 February (releases)|4 February]] [[1967 (releases)|1967]]
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![[TV21 110|110]]
|''[[Ambush! (short story)|Ambush!]]''
|[[25 February (releases)|25 February]] 1967
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![[TV21 111|111]]
|''[[Trackdown! (short story)|Trackdown!]]''
|[[4 March (releases)|4 March]] 1967
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![[TV21 118|118]]
|''[[Mars Ship Hi-Jacked (short story)|Mars Ship Hi-Jacked]]''
|[[22 April (releases)|22 April]] 1967
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![[TV21 119|119]]
|''[[World Mourns Dead Space Hero (short story)|World Mourns Dead Space Hero]]''
|[[29 April (releases)|29 April]] 1967
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![[TV21 127|127]]
|''[[Steve Zodiac Alive! (short story)|Steve Zodiac Alive!]]''
|[[24 June (releases)|24 June]] 1967
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![[TV21 134|134]]
|''[[TB4 Trapped Under Liner (short story)|TB4 Trapped Under Liner]]''
|[[12 August (releases)|12 August]] 1967
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![[TV21 135|135]]
|''[[Miami Beach Disaster (short story)|Miami Beach Disaster]]''
|[[19 August (releases)|19 August]] 1967
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![[TV21 137|137]]
|''[[Capt. Black Mars Expedition Lost! (short story)|Capt. Black Mars Expedition Lost!]]''
|[[2 September (releases)|2 September]] 1967
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![[TV21 140|140]]
|''[[SPECTRUM is Green (short story)|SPECTRUM is Green]]
|[[23 September (releases)|23 September]] 1967-->
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Revision as of 22:35, 23 March 2021

# Cover Daleks Stingray Fireball XL5 Thunderbirds Other Released
1 Stingray Lost! Genesis of Evil The Monster Jellyfish The Batmen Mr. Steelman 23 January 1965
2 Stingray Attacked! 30 January 1965
3 Battle Stations! 6 February 1965
4 Fireball Surrenders! Power Play 13 February 1965
5 Titan Declares War! 20 February 1965
6 Destruction! The Vengeance of Saharis! 27 February 1965
7 Marineville Waits! 6 March 1965
8 Superjet Shot Down Curse of the Crustavons 13 March 1965
9 Jungle Terror! 20 March 1965
10 Earth in Peril! 27 March 1965
11 Stingray Hunts Aliens Duel of the Daleks 3 April 1965
12 New Rocket Engine Tested! Behind Enemy Lines 10 April 1965
13 Scoop! 17 April 1965
14 Zodiac's Rescue Bid! Who Killed Elias Hoodreim? 24 April 1965
15 Battle in Space The Atlanta Kidnap Affair Space Border Battle 1 May 1965
16 Atlanta Kidnapped! Ceasefire — But War Tension Mounts... 8 May 1965
17 Fireball Mystery Flight! President Offers Peace... 15 May 1965
18 Tempest Awarded V.M. The Amaryll Challenge Colonel Zodiac Disappears 22 May 1965
19 Kaplan Assassinated! Assassination! Lady Penelope 29 May 1965
20 Stingray Searches Zodiac Makes An Arrest The Return of Mr Steelman 5 June 1965
21 Stingray Breaks Out! Army In House To House Search 12 June 1965
22 Zodiac Sends For Stingray! Stingray Assassins Escape! 19 June 1965
23 Daleks Seek New Conquests The Ghosts of Station Seventeen Zodiac Flies Out... 26 June 1965
24 XL5 Collision Course! XL5 Under Attack 3 July 1965
25 Ghost Castle Mutiny The Penta Ray Factor Revolution on Astra 10 July 1965
26 Civil War Astra's Final Battle 17 July 1965
27 Spaceship S.O.S. Fireball Answers S.O.S. 24 July 1965
28 Peaceful Thals Ambushed! New York Evacuated 31 July 1965
29 Bullion Train Ants on the Move 7 August 1965
30 Ghost Ship Hunted! Race Against Time! 14 August 1965
31 World Government Official Missing Aquatraz New York Heliport Blaze! 21 August 1965
32 New York Blaze The Battle for Washington 28 August 1965
33 Black Forest Siege! Plague of Death The Ants Are Winning... 4 September 1965
34 Ice Planet Mystery 11 September 1965
35 Stingray Nears Aquatraz! The Isle of Arran Riddle 18 September 1965
36 Daleks Suffer Heavy Losses! 25 September 1965
37 Escape! 2 October 1965
38 Sam Shore Suspended The Uranium Plant Invasion 9 October 1965
39 Revolutionary Engine for XL5 16 October 1965
40 Fireball Explosion! The Menace of the Monstrons 23 October 1965
41 Lone Mission for Tempest 30 October 1965
42 FAB1 Back in Action! 6 November 1965
43 Britain Protests! 13 November 1965
44 The Lone Attacker! The Vanishing Ray 20 November 1965
45 Where Is Fireball? Arctic Weather Menace 27 November 1965
46 World Weather Chaos! 4 December 1965
47 Help Plea from Planet Eve of War 11 December 1965
48 Sunprobe Blast-Off 18 December 1965
49 World Emergency 25 December 1965
50 Daleks Hit Back! 1 January 1966
51 Time Barrier Busted 8 January 1966
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