Doctor Who Weekly#17

Doctor Who Weekly #17

Feb 1980 · Marvel UK · 0.12 GBP

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"Timeslip" kicks off in classic Doctor Who Weekly fashion with a chilling twist on a familiar tale, as the enigmatic Hyde takes a shocking turn toward redemption—only to stir deeper mysteries. Written by Ron Goulart and brought to life with moody precision by Win Mortimer (pencils and inks), this issue explores the fragile line between identity and accountability, all beneath a cover by Win Mortimer. A 12p comic from 1980, it’s a standout early entry in the series’ bold, character-driven storytelling.

Contains 3 stories

Timeslip

4 pp · Science Fiction

K-9It (an unidentified interstellar time being)

In "Timeslip," the Doctor and K-9 face a time-hungry entity that unravels time itself, sending the Doctor spiraling into his past while K-9 begins to fall apart—piece by piece, memory by memory.

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

5 pp · Horror-Suspense

Dr. Henry Jekyll [as Mr. Edward Hyde]UttersonLanyon

In this chilling tale from *Doctor Who Weekly* #17, the enigmatic Mr. Hyde strikes again, leaving a trail of fear and confusion in his wake. When he’s confronted by an enraged mob after attacking a young girl, Hyde offers to make amends—only to settle the debt with a check bearing the name of his mysterious benefactor, Dr. Jekyll. As Jekyll’s lawyer, Utterson, presses him on the strange arrangement, Jekyll reveals a shocking intent: he wants to rewrite his will, leaving everything to Hyde.

Abslom Daak... Dalek-Killer

4 pp · Science Fiction

The judgeJ-17 (robot)Taiyin, Princess of the Moons of EperuDaleks

In "Abslom Daak... Dalek-Killer," the infamous criminal Abslom Daak chooses exile as a Dalek-Killer, sentenced to hunt the deadly machines on the planet Mazam. There, he swiftly dispatches two Daleks and rescues Princess Taiyin from certain destruction—only to find the enemy regrouping as more Daleks begin to assemble.