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Doctor Who Weekly#36
Cover: Dave Gibbons

Doctor Who Weekly #36

Jun 1980 · Marvel UK · 0.12 GBP
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In "The Time Witch, Part 2," a disillusioned scientist builds a time machine to prove his worth, only to find his modern inventions met with mockery in medieval times. Written by Gary Friedrich and illustrated by Don Heck with inks by Frank Giacoia, this story follows his journey from frustrated inventor to court jester, all under the bold cover by Dave Gibbons.

Contains 4 stories
The Time Witch, Part 2
4 pp · Science Fiction
Sharon DaviesBrimo, the Time WitchMeltron

In "The Time Witch, Part 2," the Doctor and Jo find themselves stranded between dimensions, where they're unexpectedly offered tea by Meltron, the enigmatic Guardian of the Gate. As Jo's strange connection to the temporal rift begins to falter, Brimo senses a disturbance—and realizes the Doctor is not who he seems.

The Dalek Tapes
5 pp · Science Fiction
Zeg the InventorThe Dalek Emperor

In "The Dalek Tapes," the Dalek Emperor’s triumph over Zeg marks a turning point as the Daleks push beyond their known limits, venturing into the unknown. Their arrival on a planet teeming with sentient plant life sets the stage for a chilling encounter where biology and conquest collide.

Untitled Science Fiction story
7 pp · Science Fiction
Boswell BoliverThe Doctor (Fourth)

In "null," a disgruntled scientist, fed up with ridicule from his peers, builds a time machine and journeys to medieval times, hoping to dazzle the king and queen with modern wonders. Instead, his inventions only earn him scorn—until he’s relegated to the role of court jester, finding a strange kind of acceptance in absurdity.

Black Legacy, Part 2
2 pp · Science Fiction
Cyberleader MaxelLoktar

In "Black Legacy, Part 2," the Cybermen return from raiding the Deathsmiths of Goth’s weapons vaults to discover their Junior Cyberleader Loktar afflicted by an unexplained illness—something no machine should ever experience. The story unfolds with cold precision, as the relentless Cybermen confront a threat not from without, but from within their own ranks.

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Full credits

artist Don Heck
letterer Artie Simek
cover pencils, inks Dave Gibbons

Reprints

↩ Reprints TV Century 21 #16 (1965), TV Century 21 #17 (1965), TV Century 21 #18 (1965), TV Century 21 #19 (1965), TV Century 21 #20 (1965), Chamber of Darkness #1 (1969)

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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