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|image= DWA CS 155 Creature Feature.jpg |
|image= DWA CS 155 Creature Feature.jpg |
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|series=[[DWA comic stories]] |
|series=[[DWA comic stories]] |
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|doctor= Tenth Doctor |
|doctor= Tenth Doctor |
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|editor= [[Moray Laing]] |
|editor= [[Moray Laing]] |
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| + | |publication= [[DWA 155]] |
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| − | |publication_title= [[Doctor Who Adventures (Magazine)]] |
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+ | |release date= [[25 February (releases)|25 February]] [[2010 (releases)|2010]] |
|publisher= BBC Magazines |
|publisher= BBC Magazines |
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|format= Comic - 1 parts (4 pages) |
|format= Comic - 1 parts (4 pages) |
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== Summary == |
== Summary == |
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| − | The TARDIS lands in the middle of a nasty alien invasion — a huge green "slavering alien fiend" has a pretty lady captive in one of its many tentacles. The Doctor uses his [[sonic screwdriver]] to blow a fire hydrant and in the chaos the woman is released. |
+ | The TARDIS lands in the middle of a nasty alien invasion — a huge green "slavering alien fiend" has a pretty lady captive in one of its many tentacles. The Doctor uses his [[the Doctor's sonic screwdriver|sonic screwdriver]] to blow a fire hydrant and in the chaos the woman is released. |
| − | The lady, [[Betty (Creature Feature)|Betty]], didn't need rescuing — the Doctor has landed on a film set. The "two-bit" film director, [[Larry Haxton|Larry Haxton Jr.]], is furious that the filming of his film, ''The Blob from Beyond'', has been halted, and the Doctor is removed and thrown off the set. |
+ | The lady, [[Betty (Creature Feature)|Betty]], didn't need rescuing — the Doctor has landed on a film set. The "two-bit" film director, [[Larry Haxton|Larry Haxton Jr.]], is furious that the filming of his film, ''The Blob from Beyond'', has been halted, and the Doctor is removed and thrown off the set. |
| − | Betty apologises for her behaviour earlier and offers to show the Doctor why the monster on set looks so convincing. The creature is not a special effect, but a [[Thrunn]]. Two Thrunn crashed in the desert six months earlier and while one is kept trapped on their spaceship, the other is forced to work on the film. |
+ | Betty apologises for her behaviour earlier and offers to show the Doctor why the monster on set looks so convincing. The creature is not a special effect, but a [[Thrunn]]. Two Thrunn crashed in the desert six months earlier and while one is kept trapped on their spaceship, the other is forced to work on the film. |
| − | The Doctor uses his sonic screwdriver to release the acting creature, who leads him back to his ship. There he is reunited with his travelling partner. Haxton arrives ready to fight and to defend his movie, but is scared off by the appearance out of thin air of the Thrunn's agent, a [[Larry Haxton|terrifying two tongued creature]]. |
+ | The Doctor uses his sonic screwdriver to release the acting creature, who leads him back to his ship. There he is reunited with his travelling partner. Haxton arrives ready to fight and to defend his movie, but is scared off by the appearance out of thin air of the Thrunn's agent, a [[Larry Haxton|terrifying two tongued creature]]. |
After Haxton has fled, and the Thrunn have left safely, the Doctor explains that he created the third creature using the ship's in-flight holo-projector, his own piece of cinematic trickery with real special effects. |
After Haxton has fled, and the Thrunn have left safely, the Doctor explains that he created the third creature using the ship's in-flight holo-projector, his own piece of cinematic trickery with real special effects. |
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== References == |
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| − | * The Doctor uses his [[sonic screwdriver]] to set off a water hydrant and to release the [[Thrunn]]. |
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== Notes == |
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== Continuity == |
== Continuity == |
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Revision as of 04:20, 17 May 2019
Creature Feature was a Doctor Who Adventures comic story featuring the Tenth Doctor.
Summary
The TARDIS lands in the middle of a nasty alien invasion — a huge green "slavering alien fiend" has a pretty lady captive in one of its many tentacles. The Doctor uses his sonic screwdriver to blow a fire hydrant and in the chaos the woman is released.
The lady, Betty, didn't need rescuing — the Doctor has landed on a film set. The "two-bit" film director, Larry Haxton Jr., is furious that the filming of his film, The Blob from Beyond, has been halted, and the Doctor is removed and thrown off the set.
Betty apologises for her behaviour earlier and offers to show the Doctor why the monster on set looks so convincing. The creature is not a special effect, but a Thrunn. Two Thrunn crashed in the desert six months earlier and while one is kept trapped on their spaceship, the other is forced to work on the film.
The Doctor uses his sonic screwdriver to release the acting creature, who leads him back to his ship. There he is reunited with his travelling partner. Haxton arrives ready to fight and to defend his movie, but is scared off by the appearance out of thin air of the Thrunn's agent, a terrifying two tongued creature.
After Haxton has fled, and the Thrunn have left safely, the Doctor explains that he created the third creature using the ship's in-flight holo-projector, his own piece of cinematic trickery with real special effects.
Characters
References
to be added
Notes
- The DWA comic strip adventures were aimed at a younger audience and the artwork and colours were bold and bright, reflecting the tone of the magazine.
- Self contained, one part stories were the norm.
- The Doctor is featured wearing his blue suit and brown coat in this strip.
Original print details
- Publication with page count and closing captions
- DWA 155 (4 pages) NEXT WEEK Mudshock!
Continuity
to be added
