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* The cover of the original [[Target Books]] edition featured the artwork of [[Ian Fraser Burgess|Ian Burgess]].
* The cover of the original [[Target Books]] edition featured the artwork of [[Ian Fraser Burgess|Ian Burgess]].
* With only 23,000 copies printed, the paperback is considered one of the rarer ''Doctor Who'' novels. Reportedly a warehouse fire was responsible for there being so few copies. As a result, copies of this book often fetch high prices as collectables.
* With only 23,000 copies printed, the paperback is considered one of the rarer ''Doctor Who'' novels. Reportedly a warehouse fire was responsible for there being so few copies. As a result, copies of this book often fetch high prices as collectables.
*This was also the final Target Books novelization to use the 'neon logo', which the TV series had stopped using the previous year. All subsequent novelizations would use the McCoy-era logo until [[The Novel of the Film (novelisation)|the TV movie]] was novelized in 1996.


== Additional cover images ==
== Additional cover images ==
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