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'''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was the eleventh volume of the [[Panini Publishing]] series of ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'' comic collections, and the first to feature the [[Seventh Doctor]]. In included only the very earliest Seventh Doctor ''DWM'' strips, in which the Doctor was mainly travelling without a [[companion]]. That said, the volume contained the final regular story with [[Frobisher]] and a brief dalliance with a short-lived companion named [[Olla]]. For fans of the wider [[Marvel UK]] "universe" of the [[1980s]] and early [[1990s]], it's probably more notable for the fact that it contains rare stories which are relevant to the [[Marvel UK]] character of [[Death's Head]], thereby making the Doctor a tangential resident of the wider [[Marvel Comics]] multiverse. | '''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was the eleventh volume of the [[Panini Publishing]] series of ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'' comic collections, and the first to feature the [[Seventh Doctor]]. In included only the very earliest Seventh Doctor ''DWM'' strips, in which the Doctor was mainly travelling without a [[companion]]. That said, the volume contained the final regular story with [[Frobisher]] and a brief dalliance with a short-lived companion named [[Olla]]. For fans of the wider [[Marvel UK]] "universe" of the [[1980s]] and early [[1990s]], it's probably more notable for the fact that it contains rare stories which are relevant to the [[Marvel UK]] character of [[Death's Head]], thereby making the Doctor a tangential resident of the wider [[Marvel Comics]] multiverse. | ||
