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|doctor = Fourteenth Doctor | |doctor = Fourteenth Doctor | ||
|enemy = [[Dalek]]s, [[Supreme Dalek (Liberation of the Daleks)|Supreme Dalek]] | |enemy = [[Dalek]]s, [[Supreme Dalek (Liberation of the Daleks)|Supreme Dalek]] | ||
|setting = [[ | |setting = [[London]], [[30 July]] [[1966]] | ||
|publisher = Panini Comics | |publisher = Panini Comics | ||
|editor = [[Marcus Hearn]] | |editor = [[Marcus Hearn]] | ||
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* This story is set immediately after ''[[The Power of the Doctor (TV story)|The Power of the Doctor]]''. | * This story is set immediately after ''[[The Power of the Doctor (TV story)|The Power of the Doctor]]''. | ||
* This was the first ''Doctor Who Magazine'' comic story to feature the [[Fourteenth Doctor]]. The first words spoken by the Fourteenth Doctor in his comic book tenure are; ''"All right then, universe - what have you got for me today? What's that whauw-ing?"'' | * This was the first ''Doctor Who Magazine'' comic story to feature the [[Fourteenth Doctor]]. The first words spoken by the Fourteenth Doctor in his comic book tenure are; ''"All right then, universe - what have you got for me today? What's that whauw-ing?"'' | ||
* This is not the first non-televised story to feature the first full, post-regenerative story for the Doctor. | * This is not the first non-televised story to feature the first full, post-regenerative story for the Doctor. ''[[Light the Flame (audio story)|Light the Flame]]'' was the [[War Doctor]]'s first post-regenerative story. | ||
=== ''Liberation'' === | === ''Liberation'' === | ||
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* As detailed in ''The Strip of a Lifetime'', an article printed on the pages, this story was overseen by returning showrunner [[Russell T Davies]] himself, with [[Scott Handcock]], specifically to make the TV series and DWM comics end up "in sync" for the first time. To account for this, a break in tradition saw the Fourteenth Doctor make his comic debut immediately after his regeneration scene, rather than his first full TV appearance like previous Doctors. | * As detailed in ''The Strip of a Lifetime'', an article printed on the pages, this story was overseen by returning showrunner [[Russell T Davies]] himself, with [[Scott Handcock]], specifically to make the TV series and DWM comics end up "in sync" for the first time. To account for this, a break in tradition saw the Fourteenth Doctor make his comic debut immediately after his regeneration scene, rather than his first full TV appearance like previous Doctors. | ||
* The [[Time tourism|time tourists]]' line, "'All over'? Well... it is now" is based on the famous final words of [[Kenneth Wolstenholme]]'s BBC TV commentary of the World Cup final. | * The [[Time tourism|time tourists]]' line, "'All over'? Well... it is now" is based on the famous final words of [[Kenneth Wolstenholme]]'s BBC TV commentary of the World Cup final. | ||
* The yellow text box in the first frame reads "''Born Again, Again''", a reference to | * The yellow text box in the first frame reads "''Born Again, Again''", a reference to ''[[Children in Need Special (TV story)|Born Again]]'', the [[2005 (releases)|2005]] [[Children in Need]] special. | ||
=== ''Daleks Invasion Earth 1966 A.D.'' === | === ''Daleks Invasion Earth 1966 A.D.'' === | ||