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===Issue 2: Renewal ===
===Issue 2: Renewal ===
''to be added''


===Issue 3: Misdirection===
===Issue 3: Misdirection===
''to be added''


===Issue 4: Survival===
===Issue 4: Survival===
''to be added''


===Issue 5: Revelation===
===Issue 5: Revelation===
''to be added''


===Issue 6: Reunion===
===Issue 6: Reunion===
''to be added''


==References==
==References==
* It is revealed that it is the TARDIS Matrix that is taking the form of Martha throughout the story; subsequently the Matrix proceeds to take on the forms of [[Harry Sullivan]], [[Leela]], [[Mel]], [[Steven Taylor]], [[Sarah Jane Smith]], [[Adric]], [[Nyssa]], [[Kamelion]], and, finally, [[Susan Foreman]]. Although he isn't impersonated, [[Sabalom Glitz]] is also mentioned (muddying the waters a bit as to whether Glitz is considered a companion or not).
===[[:Category:Last Great Time War|Last Great Time War]]===
* During the [[Eighth Doctor]] flashback, the Doctor is held prisoner on an unknown planet at some point during the [[Last Great Time War]], he manages to escape and steal [[The Great Key]]. The Doctor intends to use this key to create a [[De-mat Gun]] that will seal the [[Medusa Cascade]] and somehow end the war.
===[[:Category:Races and species|Races and species]]===
* The First Doctor mentions that the Egyptian gods [[Sutekh]] and [[Horus]] were aliens.
===[[:Category:The Doctor|The Doctor]]===
* During the [[Eighth Doctor]] flashback, the Doctor claims he created the fiction of being half-human using a [[chameleon arch]] in order to deceive an enemy
* The Doctor indicates that "no one alive" knows about all nine of his past incarnations. The implication in this statement is that Martha Jones is either the first companion to become aware of all 10 incarnations, or that the Doctor believes that anyone else (companion or Time Lord) who is aware of it is now dead.
===[[:Category:The Doctor's items|The Doctor's items]]===
*Among the artefacts of the Doctor's past visible: the [[Seal of Rassilon]]; a [[Voord]] helmet; and items association with each incarnation: a walking stick (First); [[recorder]] (Second); [[Bessie]]'s car keys (Third); a bag of [[jelly baby|jelly babies]] (Fourth); a [[cricket]] ball (Fifth); a cat brooch (Sixth); an umbrella (Seventh); a cravat (Eighth); and the [[psychic paper]] (Ninth).
* The First Doctor was given his walking stick by [[Kublai Khan]]. However the Tenth Doctor at first claims he obtained it in an unchronicled adventure involving [[Oscar Wilde]] and "midget assassins," though he later admits it was a ruse to trick "Martha."
==Story Notes==
''to be added''
==='''Myths and rumours'''===
*The final panel of Issue 5 led to rumours that the villain was the [[Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor]]. Ultimately this ended up not being the case, although the fact the villain takes the form similar to that of the Tenth Doctor, and the Doctor actually refers to this entity as the Valeyard, has added credence to the rumour that the Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor could be destined to become the Valeyard.


==Continuity==
==Continuity==
* In the final issue, it is revealed that it is the TARDIS Matrix that is taking the form of Martha throughout the story; subsequently the Matrix proceeds to take on the forms of [[Harry Sullivan]], [[Leela]], [[Mel]], [[Steven Taylor]], [[Sarah Jane Smith]], [[Adric]], [[Nyssa]], [[Kamelion]], and, finally, [[Susan Foreman]] (as she appeared in ''[[The Five Doctors]]''). Although he isn't impersonated, [[Sabalom Glitz]] is also mentioned (muddying the waters a bit as to whether Glitz is considered a companion or not).
* During the [[First Doctor]]'s vignette (which is presented in monochrome as a reference to the original series being aired as such), reference is made to the Doctor hoping they don't end up in an [[Aztec]] temple, placing the Egyptian adventure after ''[[The Aztecs]]''.
* During the [[First Doctor]]'s vignette (which is presented in monochrome as a reference to the original series being aired as such), reference is made to the Doctor hoping they don't end up in an [[Aztec]] temple, placing the Egyptian adventure after ''[[The Aztecs]]''.
* The Doctor indicates that "no one alive" knows about all nine of his past incarnations. The implication in this statement is that Martha Jones is either the first companion to become aware of all 10 incarnations, or that the Doctor believes that anyone else (companion or Time Lord) who is aware of it is now dead ([[The Brigadier]] has met the first eight Doctors, but he never encountered the Ninth and has to date only met the Tenth in another comic).
 
*Among the artifacts of the Doctor's past visible: the [[Seal of Rassilon]]; a [[Voord]] helmet; and items association with each incarnation: a walking stick (First); [[recorder]] (Second); [[Bessie]]'s car keys (Third); a bag of [[jelly baby|jelly babies]] (Fourth); a [[cricket]] ball (Fifth); a cat brooch (Sixth); an umbrella (Seventh); a cravat (Eighth); and the [[psychic paper]] (Ninth).
* The Doctor indicates that "no one alive" knows about all nine of his past incarnations. [[The Brigadier]] has met the first eight Doctors; [[DW]]: ''[[The Three Doctors]]'' (First, Second and Third Doctors), ''[[Robot (TV story)|Robot]]'' (Fourth Doctor), ''[[Mawdryn Undead]]'' (Fifth Doctor), [[BFA]]: ''[[The Spectre of Lanyon Moor]]'' (Sixth Doctor), [[DW]]: ''[[Battlefield]]'' (Seventh Doctor), [[BFA]]: ''[[Minuet in Hell]], [[DWM]]: '[[The Warkeeper's Crown]]'' (Tenth Doctor).
* The First Doctor was given his walking stick by [[Kublai Khan]] in the TV story [[Marco Polo]]. However the Tenth Doctor at first claims he obtained it in an unchronicled adventure involving [[Oscar Wilde]] and "midget assassins," though he later admits it was a ruse to trick "Martha."
 
* The First Doctor mentions that the Egyptian gods [[Sutekh]] and [[Horus]] were aliens. This foreshadowing of ''[[Pyramids of Mars]]'' may be a continuity error, unless the Fourth Doctor later forgot their origins.
*The Doctor encountered Kublai Khan in [[DW]]: ''[[Marco Polo (TV story)|Marco Polo]]''.
* Ian states that he hopes the Doctor gets turned into a mummy "so the bandages cover his mouth". This also foreshadows ''[[Pyramids of Mars]]'' in which exactly this happens.
 
* The Tenth Doctor recalls Susan's departure in ''[[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]]'' and the return of Ian and Barbara to more-or-less their original time in ''[[The Chase]]''. The Doctor says he doesn't reckon that Susan is still alive, but adds that, though he "can't prove it", he believes all the Time Lords are gone. This follows up from his earlier discussion of the Time War with Martha in ''[[Gridlock]]'' and the return and death of [[The Master]] in ''[[Utopia (TV story)|Utopia]]'' and ''[[Last of the Time Lords]]''.
* The Tenth Doctor recalls Susan's departure in [[DW]]: ''[[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]]'' and the return of Ian and Barbara to more-or-less their original time in [[DW]]: ''[[The Chase]]''. The Doctor says he doesn't reckon that Susan is still alive, but adds that, though he "can't prove it", he believes all the Time Lords are gone. This follows up from his earlier discussion of the Time War with Martha in [[DW]]: ''[[Gridlock]]'' and the return and death of [[the Master (Harold Saxon)|the Master]] in [[DW]]: ''[[Utopia (TV story)|Utopia]]'' and ''[[Last of the Time Lords]]''.
 
* The mysterious man at the controls in Issue 1 sports a beard similar to that sported by the [[Anthony Ainley]] version of [[The Master]]. Later, the character's identity is revealed to be an insectoid creature impersonating the [[Valeyard]], a future, evil incarnation of the Doctor.  
* The mysterious man at the controls in Issue 1 sports a beard similar to that sported by the [[Anthony Ainley]] version of [[The Master]]. Later, the character's identity is revealed to be an insectoid creature impersonating the [[Valeyard]], a future, evil incarnation of the Doctor.  
* The Tenth Doctor has experienced heart stoppage on prior occasions, beginning in ''[[The Christmas Invasion]]''.
 
* During the [[Eighth Doctor]] flashback, the Doctor claims he created the fiction of being half-human using a [[chameleon arch]] in order to deceive an enemy; this refers to the longstanding and controversial statement made in the [[Doctor Who (1996)|1996 TV movie]] about the Doctor being half human.
* The Tenth Doctor has experienced heart stoppage on prior occasions, beginning in [[DW]]: ''[[The Christmas Invasion]]''.
* During the [[Eighth Doctor]] flashback, the Doctor is held prisoner on an unknown planet at some point during the [[Last Great Time War]], he manages to escape and steal [[The Great Key]]. The Doctor intends to use this key to create a [[De-mat Gun]] that will seal the [[Medusa Cascade]] and somehow end the war.
 
* The [[Tenth Doctor]] muses after the Eight Doctor flashback "What happened to me? That's simple. The [[Last Great Time War|Time War]] happened."
*During the Eighth Doctor's flashback it is suggested that his statement of being "half-human" in [[DW]]: ''[[Doctor Who (1996)]]'' was a ruse.  
 
* The final issue establishes that the events of ''The Forgotten'' occur immediately following the final scene of [[DW]]: ''[[Journey's End]]'' (and does not take into account the deleted cliffhanger from that story).
* The final issue establishes that the events of ''The Forgotten'' occur immediately following the final scene of [[DW]]: ''[[Journey's End]]'' (and does not take into account the deleted cliffhanger from that story).
* In the [[Ninth Doctor]] tale, Captain Jack Harkness is mentioned. There is reference to him being shot in the head and surviving with "not a scratch to be seen", suggesting this is the version of Jack who is already immortal and living through the 20th Century to find a later version of The Doctor (this version is too early) as, despite working for Torchwood, Jack mentions fighting in both World Wars.
* In the [[Ninth Doctor]] tale, Captain Jack Harkness is mentioned. There is reference to him being shot in the head and surviving with "not a scratch to be seen", suggesting this is the version of Jack who is already immortal and living through the 20th Century to find a later version of The Doctor (this version is too early) as, despite working for Torchwood, Jack mentions fighting in both World Wars.
=='''Myths and rumours'''==
*The final panel of Issue 5 led to rumours that the villain was the [[Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor]]. Ultimately this ended up not being the case, although the fact the villain takes the form similar to that of the Tenth Doctor, and the Doctor actually refers to this entity as the Valeyard, has added credence to the rumour that the Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor could be destined to become the Valeyard.


=='''Timeline'''==
=='''Timeline'''==
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*This story occurs before: [[DW]]: ''[[The Next Doctor]]''
*This story occurs before: [[DW]]: ''[[The Next Doctor]]''


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