Doctor Who Magazine #122
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Doctor Who?", the Doctor and Peri embark on a delightfully absurd journey through American history, turning the past into a stage for satire and surprise. With Tim Quinn and Dicky Howett sharing writing, art, inking, and lettering duties, this 1987 issue delivers a quirky, tongue-in-cheek adventure where history’s icons take an unexpected turn—complete with a cameo from a certain mouse and a fast-food legend.
In a delightfully absurd twist, the Doctor and Sarah find themselves trapped inside a Dalek casing, desperately trying to evade an army of their mechanical foes—only to be foiled by the simple fact that the Doctor’s scarf is just a bit too long to squeeze in. Written with tongue-in-cheek charm, this tiny gem from *Doctor Who Magazine* #122 (1987) turns a classic sci-fi showdown into a laugh-out-loud game of hide-and-seek.
In this delightfully absurd episode of the Doctor’s travels, Peri finds herself caught in a whirlwind tour of American history—complete with a side trip to meet some very unexpected icons. The Doctor, ever the showman, guides her through a series of comedic historical moments, culminating in a surreal encounter with figures who never lived—Steven Spielberg, Mickey Mouse, and Ronald McDonald.
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Reprinted in Doctor Who Graphic Novel #9 (2008), Doctor Who Classics #8 (2012)
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