Doctor Who Classics: The Seventh Doctor #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Cold Day in Hell! Episode One," the Seventh Doctor finds himself stranded on the frozen planet A-Lux, where he aids Frobisher and Olla the Dreilyn in their escape from a relentless Ice Warrior force. As the survivors of A-Lux rally to confront their pursuers, the Doctor faces a chilling revelation: the Ice Warrior leader Arryx has ambitions far beyond conquest, seeking to ignite a new war against the Federation. Written by Simon Furman and illustrated by John Ridgway, with colors by Charlie Kirchoff and letters by Zed, this gripping tale unfolds under the stark, icy skies of a world on the brink—its cover by Robert Hack capturing the frozen dread in haunting detail.
In "A Cold Day in Hell! Episode One," the Seventh Doctor and his companion Frobisher seek a quiet escape on the frozen planet A-Lux—only to find it eerily deserted beneath endless snow. When they're ambushed by a Dreilyn, a creature that feeds on warmth, and then face a chilling confrontation with Ice Warriors, their holiday quickly turns into a fight for survival in a world where the cold is alive.
In "A Cold Day in Hell! Episode Two," the Seventh Doctor aids Frobisher and Olla the Dreilyn in their desperate flight across the frozen wastes of A-Lux, where they encounter the last remnants of a shattered colony. With the Ice Warrior leader Arryx revealing his plans to ignite a new war, the Doctor’s fate hangs in the balance as he faces the cold alone—only to return, seemingly lifeless, when Arryx and his aide Ross return.
In "A Cold Day in Hell! Episode Three," the Seventh Doctor manipulates tension between Ross and Arryx while Frobisher, Olla, and the surviving crew of A-Lux fight off an Ice Warrior to reach the central power generator. With alliances fraying and survival uncertain, the Doctor’s gambit hinges on a carefully staged deception—just as the stakes grow colder and more dangerous.
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