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* Published six weeks before ''[[Spearhead from Space]]'' began, ''The Night Walkers'' is the only published comic strip to depict the actual moment of [[regeneration]] for a televised Doctor. Part three, published [[22 November (releases)|22 November]] [[1969 (releases)|1969]], not only showed the end of the Second Doctor's life but also brought to a close the "third phase" of Second Doctor comic strips. The [[Third Doctor]], however, is not featured. | * Published six weeks before ''[[Spearhead from Space (TV story)|Spearhead from Space]]'' began, ''The Night Walkers'' is the only published comic strip to depict the actual moment of [[regeneration]] for a televised Doctor. Part three, published [[22 November (releases)|22 November]] [[1969 (releases)|1969]], not only showed the end of the Second Doctor's life but also brought to a close the "third phase" of Second Doctor comic strips. The [[Third Doctor]], however, is not featured. | ||
* Begun in the comic story ''[[Action in Exile]]'', the era had given readers tales of a companion-less Second Doctor — who has somehow escaped having his appearance changed — enjoying his exile on Earth. Rather than living in [[UNIT]] obscurity, as the Third Doctor's televised exile showed, the Second Doctor's comic exile was one of fame and luxury in the [[Carlton Grange Hotel]]. | * Begun in the comic story ''[[Action in Exile (comic story)|Action in Exile]]'', the era had given readers tales of a companion-less Second Doctor — who has somehow escaped having his appearance changed — enjoying his exile on Earth. Rather than living in [[UNIT]] obscurity, as the Third Doctor's televised exile showed, the Second Doctor's comic exile was one of fame and luxury in the [[Carlton Grange Hotel]]. | ||
* The very last words spoken by the Second Doctor are; ''"Fear no more, Hogan... After this dreadful night has passed your scarecrows will not walk again!"'' | * The very last words spoken by the Second Doctor are; ''"Fear no more, Hogan... After this dreadful night has passed your scarecrows will not walk again!"'' | ||
