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Revision as of 15:14, 15 April 2023
Death-Lake Terror was a short story printed in TV Century 21 that contained elements from the Doctor Who universe. Framed as the front page of an in-universe periodical, the titular article instead made reference to the Thunderbirds comic story Solar Danger, which was a crossover with the DWU.
Summary
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Characters
References
- A lake on Venus is swarming with monsters of a size and ferocity unequalled throughout the solar system.
- International Rescue Headquarters reported on Monday that Thunderbird 2 was being modified for space flight. The entire International Rescue organisation is in a state of total emergency mobility.
Story notes
- This story is another crossover with Thunderbirds.
Continuity
- Every second brings increasing danger to the International Rescue astronauts Alan and Brains who are marooned in the sulphur lake wildnerness of the Magnax continent. (PROSE: Monster Attacks Thunderbird 3, Thunderbird One, Time Runs Out For Thunderbird 3)
- A monster has split the hull of Thunderbird 3 with Brains and Alan struggling to effect repairs to the craft. (PROSE: Time Runs Out For Thunderbird 3)
- With Thunderbird 1 already racing to Venus, Thunderbird 2 carrying Thunderbird 4 is now also being modified for space flight. (COMIC: Solar Danger)
