100 Scariest Monsters (reference book)
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100 Scariest Monsters is an illustrated guide published in 2011 and written by Justin Richards. The includes 100 profiles about the monsters, aliens, robots and villains from the classic and new series of the television show.
Contents
- Weeping Angels
- The Silence
- Max Capricorn
- Heavenly Host
- The Flesh
- Peg Dolls
- The Dream Lord
- Krafayis
- Smilers and Winders
- Star whale
- Shark
- Saturnynes
- Pilot Fish Santa Robots
- Racnoss
- Hoix
- Sycorax
- Abzorbaloff
- Clockwork Robots
- Prisoner Zero
- Atraxi
- The Wire
- Krillitanes
- Werewolf
- Cybermen
- Cybermats
- Cyber Controller
- Cybershade
- CyberKing
- Plasmavore Florence
- Judoon
- Carrionites
- Lazarus Creature
- Ood
- The Beast
- Adipose Children
- Vespiform
- Sontarans
- Hath
- Stingrays
- Tritovores
- Vashta Nerada
- Time Beetle
- Midnight Entity
- The Flood
- Homo Reptilia
- Sea Devils
- Silurians
- Gelth
- Empty Child
- The Reapers
- Slitheen
- Nestene Consciousness
- Autons
- War Machines
- Zarbi
- Yeti
- Krotons
- Family of Blood
- Scarecrows
- Quarks
- Giant Spiders
- Draconians
- Axons
- Adherents of the Repeated Meme
- Cassandra
- New Earth Patients
- Cat People of New Earth
- Macra
- Aggedor
- Dæmons
- Wirrn
- Robots of Death
- High Priestess of the Sibylline Oracle
- Pyroviles
- Kraals
- Zygons
- Fendahl
- Mr. Sin
- The Resurrected Master
- Futurekind
- Toclafane
- Krynoid
- Giant Robot
- Mummies
- Ice Warriors
- Ice Lord
- Ogri
- Terileptils
- Sil
- Haemovores
- Ogrons
- Jagrafess
- Pig slaves
- Daleks
- Emperor Dalek
- Human Dalek Dalek Sec Mutant
- Mad Dalek Caan
- Davros
- Ironsides
- New Dalek Paradigm
Behind the scenes
- Two seperate profiles of the Silurians are included.
- On the Robots of Death profile, the planet Kaldor is misspelled as Caldor.
