The Comic Strip Adaptations: Volume One

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The Comic Strip Adaptations: Volume One was the first anthology in the The Comic Strip Adaptations range, released in 2019 by Big Finish Productions. This volume featured Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor.

Publisher's summary

1. Doctor Who and the Iron Legion adapted by Alan Barnes

1979 AD! Led by the terrible General Ironicus, the mighty Iron Legion – robot veterans of the Eternal War – have come, seen and conquered the English village of Stockbridge!

Caught up in the mayhem, the Doctor pursues the Legion back through the great Dimension Duct to their place of origin – an alternative Earth where Rome never fell...

But can he survive the horrors of the gladiatorial Hyp-Arena long enough to uncover the terrifying secret at the heart of the Galactic Roman Empire?

2. Doctor Who and the Star Beast adapted by Alan Barnes

1980 AD! In Yorkshire, the authorities have dismissed reports that an Unidentified Flying Object was seen plummeting towards the ground... moments before the explosion that destroyed the Blackcastle Steel Mills. After all, Blackcastle is the last place on Earth aliens would ever want to visit...

Local teenagers Sharon and Fudge know better. ’Cos they’ve found an actual space alien hiding in the allotments. He’s their alien. Their secret. And his name is... The Meep.

He’s not the only alien in Blackcastle, though. His pursuers, the terrible Wrarth Warriors, are on his trail, along with their unwitting accomplice: The Doctor!

From the comic strip by Pat Mills and Dave Gibbons

Stories

# Title Adapted by Adapted from Director Doctor Featuring Released
1.1 Doctor Who and the Iron Legion Alan Barnes Doctor Who and the Iron Legion Nicholas Briggs 4th 13 March 2019
1.2 Doctor Who and the Star Beast Doctor Who and the Star Beast Sharon, Fudge, Beep

Notes

  • This anthology was also the second in a series of special releases produced to commemorate the twentieth anniversary of Doctor Who on Big Finish.
  • This anthology features the first appearance of Beep the Meep since The Ratings War in 2002.

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