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Additionally, several franchises which the Moorcock Multiverse had [[crossover]]s with also had crossovers with ''Doctor Who'': | Additionally, several franchises which the Moorcock Multiverse had [[crossover]]s with also had crossovers with ''Doctor Who'': | ||
* The Moorcock Multiverse crossed over with the [[Marvel Multiverse]] in the 1972 [[Conan|Conan the Barbarian]] story ''A Sword Called Stormbringer''. The Marvel version of Conan later appeared alongside ''Doctor Who'' characters in [[COMIC]]: {{cs|The Incomplete Death's Head (comic story)}}. | * The Moorcock Multiverse crossed over with the [[Marvel Multiverse]] in the 1972 [[Conan|Conan the Barbarian]] story ''A Sword Called Stormbringer''. The Marvel version of Conan later appeared alongside ''Doctor Who'' characters in [[COMIC]]: {{cs|The Incomplete Death's Head (comic story)}}. | ||
* The graphic novel series {{wi|The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen}} by [[Alan Moore]] had several licensed connections to the Moorcock Multiverse | * The Moorcock Multiverse crossed over with the universe of [[Alan Moore]]'s {{w|America's Best Comics}} in the 2005 {{w|Tom Strong}} story ''The Black Blade of the Barbary Coast''. The comic ''[[Top 10 (comics)|Top 10]]'', also set in this universe, featured cameos by beings resembling the [[Special Executive]]. | ||
* The graphic novel series {{wi|The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen}} by [[Alan Moore]] had several licensed connections to the Moorcock Multiverse. This series also had several unlicensed references to ''[[Doctor Who]]''. | |||
* [[Zenith (The Albino's Shadow)|Zenith the Albino]], a public domain character who inspired [[Elric]] and was integrated into the Moorcock Multiverse through the [[Seaton Begg]] stories, has appeared in several stories related to ''Doctor Who''. | * [[Zenith (The Albino's Shadow)|Zenith the Albino]], a public domain character who inspired [[Elric]] and was integrated into the Moorcock Multiverse through the [[Seaton Begg]] stories, has appeared in several stories related to ''Doctor Who''. | ||
