New and Improved (comic story)

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New and Improved was a Doctor Who Adventures comic strip published in 2012.

Summary

On a supposedly relaxing forest planet the Doctor, Amy Pond and Rory Williams find themselves surrounded by the Propheetis a war-hungry and ruthless species believed to have been destroyed in the battle of the Cran Movement. But these remaining Propheetis are welcoming and taken to the castle as guests, the Doctor and his friends are shown the laboratories. With their new sense of peace, thePropheetis, have been using the latest technology to rebuild themselves. But the technology is unreliable and doesn’t always do as it’s told. Scanning the artificial limbs with his sonic screwdriver the Doctor realises that they have an intelligence of their own. And are resisting the Propheetis attempts to be used as weapons. The Propheetis demand the Doctor helps them to persuade the limbs to fights. The Doctor obliges, and giving over power to the artificial limbs they turn on the bodies they are already attached too! The Doctor reckons that a few hours of beating themselves up before the limbs go offline should be long enough for the Proheteetis to change their ways and see some sense.

Named characters

References

  • There is no known references to the battle of the Cran Movement but the Doctor it appears has a good knowledge of Propheetis history.

Notes

  • The Propheetis uniform are reminiscent of the uniforms worn on Earth during the Crimean War.

Original print details

  • Publication with page count and closing captions
  1. DWA 258 (4 pages) DON’T MISS ANOTHER NEW ADVENTURE NEXT TIME!
  • No reprints to date.

Continuity

  • An artificial hand/arm grabbing (in this case Rory Williams’ throat]]), is similar to that of the Auton arm in Rose. In both cases the sonic screwdriver was used to save the day.

Timeline

to be added

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