Doctor Who Weekly #35
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Time Witch, Part 1," the TARDIS is thrown into chaos when a mysterious portal opens, pulling The Doctor into a dimension where the Time Witch Brimo’s long-forgotten wishes have finally come true. Written by Steve Moore and illustrated by Dave Gibbons, this early Doctor Who Weekly adventure blends eerie mysticism with the series’ signature time-traveling intrigue, all rendered with Gibbons’ striking artwork on the cover and inside.
In "The Time Witch, Part 1," the TARDIS is pulled into a surreal dimension where wishes manifest—unbeknownst to The Doctor, who’s been drawn in by the imprisoned Brimo, the Time Witch, whose endless desires now stretch across time and space.
In "The Dalek Tapes Tape Three," Zeg, the ambitious Dalek inventor, unleashes a secret process that elevates his strength beyond his kin, setting off a power struggle when he demands to be made Emperor in exchange for sharing his discovery. A tense duel unfolds between Zeg and the current Emperor, testing the limits of Dalek supremacy and ambition.
In "Black Legacy, Part 1," the Cybermen descend upon the desolate planet Goth, hunting a forgotten cache of superweapons. As their mission unfolds, Cyberman Loktar is haunted by a troubling dream, and an unseen presence moves through the ruins, watching them from the shadows.
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↩ Reprints TV Century 21 #11 (1965), TV Century 21 #12 (1965), TV Century 21 #13 (1965), TV Century 21 #14 (1965), TV Century 21 #15 (1965), Chamber of Darkness #6 (1970)
Reprinted in Doctor Who #5 (1985), Doctor Who #14 (1985), Doctor Who Graphic Novel #1 (2004), Doctor Who Classics #2 (2008), Doctor Who Classics Omnibus #1 (2010), The Complete Doctor Who Back-Up Tales #2 (2024)
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