Dalek Invasion of Ealing 1987 (comic story)

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Dalek Invasion of Ealing 1987 was a two-page splash-panel parodical comic story in Tim Quinn and Dicky Howett's The Doctor Who Fun Book. With a title referencing Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 A.D. and hoverbouts aplenty, it was a callback to the imagery of 1960s Dalekmania, whose basic concept was that the Daleks' fame on Earth actually helped the real deal in their invasion efforts.

Although a police box quite possibly intended to be the Doctor's TARDIS is present, the Doctor makes no appearance in the flesh.

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The Daleks are ransacking Ealing — but when one of the locals worriedly asks her husband what he thinks, he points out that it's just the BBC filming... for all that the Daleks' death-rays and the damage they cause to the buildings appears very real indeed!

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  • One Dalek stares, puzzled, at a vaguely Dalek-shaped rubbish bin.