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Ground Zero (comic story)

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Summary

The Threshold, a company of people have kidnapped four of the Doctor's former (and one current) companions, using them for their employer's benefit; the Lobri - a creation of the human unconsciousness, feeding on fear. They intend to destroy the unconscious link between humans. They are stopped, but at what cost?

Characters

  • Faces the final Lobri at the end, buying time to land the TARDIS within it.
  • Attacks the Lobri single-handedly with the Doctor's umbrella and a can of Nitro-9.
  • Is blown up and apparently killed destroying one of the Lobri.
  • Recognises the Doctor as her grandfather.
  • Is unable to be sent to the Lobri's realm because she isn't human.
  • Tortured to get the most fear out of her.
  • Their motto is 'Just around the corner'.
  • Are surprised initially that the Doctor isn't human (they kidnapped Susan in 1963, knowing she was connected to the Doctor, but not that she was an alien).

References

  • The Doctor links the Threshold's ring to the TARDIS's trans-reality navi-systems.
  • As the TARDIS breaks through the collective unconsciousness it starts to break apart, the cloister bell begins to ring, the Doctor tells Susan to refocus the force-field prisms.
  • Ace uses her Nitro-9 to dispatch several of the Lobri.
  • Susan says (in a monologue) that her people can see beyond the 'facades' (various regenerations).
  • After the TARDIS's journey into the collective unconsciousness the Doctor tells Susan to re-establish the tertiary navi-links.
  • The Doctor lands the TARDIS inside the Lobri, the safety interlocks would have prevented this, had they been functioning.
  • The Doctor places mental blocks on Peri and Sarah's minds of the events.

Notes

  • The first part of this comic starts with three inset panel from the last part of this comic.
  • It seems that Ace dies in this comic.
  • Which makes the DWM partially contradictory as they integrated elements of the Virgin New Adventures at various points, but ignored it on others.
  • This comic can be viewed as the first alteration to the timeline which is resolved in DWM: The Glorious Dead.

Continuity

  • Sarah was taken by the Threshold in DWM: Black Destiny.
  • Ace continued to live in NA: Set Piece.
  • The Seventh Doctor is wearing the same outfit he is wearing in DW: Doctor Who (1996), the console room and the rest of the TARDIS is heavily damaged during this story, seemingly setting up for the changes seen in the TV movie.

Timeline

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