Doctor Who Weekly #38
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the final chapter of "The Time Witch," the Doctor faces off against the enigmatic Brimo in a high-stakes psychic duel, testing their wills in a battle that could reshape reality. As the tension peaks, Brimo's power falters, leading to a clever reversal that traps her once more—only for Sharon to awaken to a startling change: she’s aged four years, no longer the girl she was. Written by Steve Moore and brought to life by Dave Gibbons’ dynamic art and lettering, this gripping conclusion to the arc delivers a poignant twist that lingers long after the final panel.
In "The Time Witch, Part 4," the Doctor faces off against the time-warping Brimo in a tense clash of minds and wills, outmaneuvering her as her powers begin to falter. When the vortex stabilizes, Sharon awakens to find she’s aged four years—no longer the girl she was, but changed by time’s passage in ways she never expected.
In "Black Legacy, Part 4," Cyberleader Maxel makes a final, desperate stand as he unleashes every weapon at his disposal to stop the ultimate weapon from escaping the planet—culminating in a self-destructive act that ends his ship and his reign. The story delivers a tense, high-stakes climax where survival hinges on sacrifice, leaving the fate of the weapon—and the planet—hanging in the balance.
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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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