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|companions = [[Davis (*Sub Zero)|Davis]] | |companions = [[Davis (*Sub Zero)|Davis]] | ||
|enemy = [[Dalek]] | |enemy = [[Dalek Supreme (*Sub Zero)|Dalek Supreme]] | ||
|setting = [[Antarctica]] and [[Australia]], [[1970s]] | |setting = [[Antarctica]] and [[Australia]], [[1970s]] | ||
|writer = [[Dennis Hooper]] | |writer = [[Dennis Hooper]] | ||
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[[*Sub Zero (comic story)|*Sub Zero]], or {{cs|*Sub Zero (comic story)|*Sub Zero}} if making use of {{cite source}}.*Sub Zero was a Third Doctor comic story published in TV Action.
Summary
The Daleks steal an atomic submarine and launch its missiles at Sydney, Australia. They plan to establish a base in the ruins, convert the survivors into Daleks, then destroy the rest of the world!
Characters
References
- Daleks condition their human slaves using gold cubes applied to the forehead. Each subsidiary cube is controlled by a master cube.
Notes
- *Sub Zero is the first example of a Doctor Who story to begin with a typographical symbol — in this case, an asterisk — instead of an alphabetic or numeric character.
- The Daleks are led by a black and gold Dalek. The same colour scheme was used for the Dalek Supreme who appeared on the television series serial Planet of the Daleks in the following year.
Continuity
- The Daleks use brainwashed slaves to perform manual labour for their invasion force similar to the Robomen. (TV: The Dalek Invasion of Earth)
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