Dimension Warp (comic story)

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Dimension Warp was a Doctor Who Adventures comic strip published in 2011.

Summary[[edit] | [edit source]]

Cabal has released the Koth-Kulaar from its exile using the dimension warp in the chest of Agent 99. He has the Doctor, Amy Pond and Rory Williams captives.

However the Doctor is one step ahead. Having anticipated these events, he left his sonic screwdriver with Amy. Using the sonic screwdriver to free Rory and herself, they effect a rescue of the Doctor. The Koth-Kulaar begins to destroy every living being, starting with Cabal, who was responsible for freeing him.

The Doctor remotely summons the TARDIS, having adapted the tracking device fitted to the TARDIS by Cabal. Inside the TARDIS, the Doctor, Amy, Rory and a weakened Agent 99 are safe from the Koth-Kulaar's devastation. Agent 99 has enough life left to use the dimension warp one more time to trap the Koth-Kulaar, but it will mean his death! Linking Agent 99 into the TARDIS systems, the Koth-Kulaar is dragged back into oblivion!

Agent 99's body is left hanging in a remote part of space by the Doctor. So long as his body stays offline, the warp will stay closed and the universe will be safe — but actually in terrible danger from millions of other unknown monsters!

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Worldbuilding[[edit] | [edit source]]

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Notes[[edit] | [edit source]]

  • This comic story sees the conclusion to the Agent 99 story arc.

Original print details[[edit] | [edit source]]

  • Publication with page count and closing captions
  1. DWA 239 (4 pages) NEXT WEEK! – Meet the latest winner of the Doctor Who Adventures Design a Monster competition!
  • No reprints to date.

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First Foot First • Random History • The Salt Solution • Rory's Story • Sub-species • Quite Interesting • Earworm • If You Go Down to the Woods Today • Ghost World • Power of the Mykuootni • Mine, All Mine! • Golden Slumbers • Sound Bytes • Chasing Rainbows • Pier Head From Space • The Evergreen Death • The Rage • The Peace Strike • Extinction Event • Hot Stuff! • The Very Cool Bow Tie! • Reality Cheque • Road Rage • The King and the Tripeberry • Danger Flight • Dinosaurs in New York! • Screamers! • Grow Your Own • The Golesterkol Collection • Missing in Action • Peril on the Sea • Rock Quasar and the Mudslugs of Gurrn • Dino World • The Upper Deck • The Moon of Lost Hope • Vacuum Packed • Funny Phone Call! • The Deadly Mutant • The Mutant Turnip • The Secret Star Trail • Agent 99 • Dimension Warp • The Kchrusivour Gambit • Trapped in the Pages of History • Dawn of the Living Bread • Air Force Gone • The Frankenstein Particle • Dog of War! • Harvest of Doom • The Atomon Invasion • Wait Until Morning • Humans Aren't Just for Christmas • Vengeance of the Atomon • Picture Imperfect • The Star Serpent • The Home Store • Cold Comfort • Faster Than Light • The Fairest of Them All • New and Improved • Malthill Way • The Demons of Repton Abbey • The Punch & Judy Trap • Buy, Buy, Baby! • Ghosts of the Never-were • The Parasites • Doomland • Buying Time • Island of the Cyclopes • Trouble on the Orion Express • Dummy Run • Finders Keepers • The Mirror War • Ghost Train • I Scream • Le Tour de Death • The Sky is Falling! • The Time Gallery • The Cliff Face • Bumble of Destruction • The Light Catcher • Dungeon of the Lost • The Intergalactic Trials • 24-Hour News Invasion • The Panic Room • Terror from the Swamp • The Planet That Slept • Planet of the Rorys • Dawn of Time! • TV Hell! • Pondnium!
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