Doctor Who: Liberation of The Daleks (Doctor Who, 14)

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Looks like the release date for this has changed from 1 Nov to 23rd, so likely to arrive after the specials. Disappointing, was looking forward to reading these in advance of them. Reply With the hypno-link to the Dalek Dome broken, Georgette feels Georgy's death, as Georgy uses her dying moments to state that in breaking the link, "this one time... my life really meant something". The Doctor rests her body gently on the floor as he agrees that it did. The Dalek Emperor, however, denies it, stating that he still has control over the now-deadly Dalek info points in the dome. Meanwhile, Georgette tells the gorilla Dalek Dome workers Claire and Claudine to follow her as they leave to teleport to Skaro and save the Doctor. Two of the imitation Daleks threaten them to remain still, but suddenly the chief appears, taking full advantage of his lion body to lunge at them and maul and tear the head off one. While his employees are determined not to lose him, he promises to die like a lion - with pride - and buys enough time to allow Georgette, Claire, and Claudine to escape before he is exterminated by the remaining Dalek info point. The Doctor and his captors arrive on a blue-lit ship, with the Doctor being allowed to move freely if he behaves. More confused than angry, he is left with even more questions upon realising that his captors are a pair of bipedal gorillas named Claire and Claudine. Suddenly, the exterior doors open into a wide room with lots of doors and a blue sky ceiling, revealing the woman from 1966 introducing herself to the Doctor as Georgette, albeit with shorter hair and modern clothes. Walking past the family of time tourists demanding compensation from another gorilla, Georgette promises to explain all, but the Doctor is distracted by a large door reading "main dome this way" in Dalek font. She describes it as "the biggest thrill you'll ever know [and] the greatest adventure you'll ever have", as he opens the door onto a massive multi-tiered observatory with hundreds of visitors watching famous moments in Dalek history, complete with direct views of Skaro: the Dalek Dome. A damaged New Paradigm Supreme Dalek was found by historians in a renegade base on Thule, leading to speculation that the later faction had interfered in the Imperial-Renegade Civil War. ( PROSE: Dalek: The Astounding Untold History of the Greatest Enemies of the Universe)

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This goes without saying, but this post will include spoilers. Do not read if you do not want to know. The Doctor asked a human to examine two pictures of a man following a rupture in time that resulted in the creation of multiple versions of reality. ( GAME: Double Danger [+] Paul Lang, Doctor Who The Official Annual 2024 ( Penguin Group, 2023).) Additionally, it has been common for incarnations of the Doctor to appear in extended-universe material after they appear via regeneration but before their first full story. One early example is the Doctor Who Annual 1982, which used photographs of Peter Davison from All Creatures Great and Small due to the Fifth Doctor's costume not being public yet. The cover of Doctor Who Magazine #585 featured a photo-realistic version of the Daleks invasion on the cover and as a full-size poster inside.On the Golden Emperor's Skaro, a Dalek informs it that a Space/ Time disturbance has opened above the Mathematicians' Moon, which the Golden Emperor identifies as a Reality Gate, which also opens on Earth, above the Dalek Dome, the Golden Emperor sends a Dalek Scout Craft through the Gate, declaring it a paramount success and that Earth is now for the taking. When rescuing Georgy, the Doctor comforts her by saying "Hey there, Georgy girl!", in reference to the song " Georgy Girl" by the Seekers.

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According to another account, Davros was en route to Skaro when he encountered the Thal Lareen. Lareen was using a stealth suit that made her invisible to Dalek scanners. Lareen attempted to find Davros' "good side," and believed she had succeeded. She gave Davros a capsule containing an enhanced version of the Movellan virus and asked him to release it during his trial. This would destroy all Daleks on Skaro, and make Davros a hero. David Tennant Memorable moment Incarnations of the Doctor Widely accepted 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • 8 • War • 9 • 10 • 11 • 12 • 13 • 14 • 15 Others / unplaced incarnations Timeless Child • Fugitive • "Morbius" In a bid to restore the Daleks to power, the Supreme Dalek concocted an ambitious plan to enact revenge on several of the Daleks' enemies. The three main objectives were:I get the impression that the 60th anniversary specials will start with the Doctor either in the TARDIS or having just arrived somewhere (i.e. he won’t be stood on Durdle Door). For those who only watch the TV eps it will be “shortly after” we last saw him, but those who read the comics will know he’s been up to stuff in the meantime. So both will work. Working in British comics publishing since the 1980s, his credits include editor of titles such as Doctor Who Magazine, Star Trek Explorer (previously known as Star Trek Magazine) and more. He also edited the comics anthology STRIP Magazine and edited several audio comics for ROK Comics. He has also edited several comic collections, including volumes of “Charley’s War and “Dan Dare”. During Davros' imprisonment, the Movellans broke the impasse by releasing a virus which devastated the Dalek Empire, leading to its collapse across Mutter's Spiral. In the aftermath, several remaining Dalek commanders tried to reorganise what was left of their own isolated sectors. The result exacerbated the existing factionalism. ( PROSE: Remembrance of the Daleks) Becoming aware of the schism in their empire and how it hampered their effectiveness and conquests, some Daleks began to believe they needed to rescue Davros to provide them direction, ( AUDIO: Innocence) whereas other Daleks remained certain their creator should not be given a position of leadership. ( TV: Resurrection of the Daleks) From what RTD has hinted at in DWM this comic is set prior to the specials and the specials are set some amount of time later once 14 has settled into the regeneration.

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The first words spoken by the Fourteenth Doctor in his comic book tenure are: "All right then, universe - what have you got for me today?". would make sense to be the same size as the regular Graphics for Collectors but then some are mm taller or wider than others so non are Regular.

The Fourteenth Doctor is the first incarnation to have their initial post-regeneration story depicted via a comic: Liberation of the Daleks, published in Issue 584-onwards of Doctor Who Magazine.