Home › Comics › British Comics › Doctor Who: Liberation of the Daleks comic collection set to materialise 23rd November – A Preview Georgy tries to hand the Doctor the Jules Rimet Trophy before it is stolen again. The First Doctor previously helped recover it from its theft. ( AUDIO: This Sporting Life) BBC.co.uk 'Discontinuity Guide' article on Dalek History: Part One in the original series of Doctor Who The Betrothal of Sontar • The Lodger • F.A.Q. • The Futurists • Interstellar Overdrive • The Green-Eyed Monster David Tenant will be returning as the Fourteenth Doctor, having just regenerated into a new incarnation from Jodie Whittaker’s Thirteenth Doctor.

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At some point, he got a new sonic screwdriver. ( WC: The Fourteenth Doctor's Sonic Screwdriver [+] Doctor Who ( BBC Studios, YouTube, 2023)., PROSE: Super Sonic [+] Paul Lang, Doctor Who The Official Annual 2024 ( Penguin Group, 2023).) The Emperor commands his drones to exterminate Georgy, but the Doctor leaps in front to save her. The Doctor, however, forgets that the Dalek simulacra's death rays are ineffective on him, and the Daleks use this knowledge to shoot straight through him, exterminating Georgy.

There are twelve zones in the Dalek Dome, including the Jungles of Spiridon Zone ( Spiridon campaign), the Skaro Civil War Zone ( Dalek Civil War, Imperial-Renegade Dalek Civil War), the Vulcan Factory Zone ( Vulcan Factory), Death Wheel Zone ( Death Wheel), the Earth Invasion Zone ( Daleks Versus Dragons, Daleks' Invasion Earth 1966 A.D., Daleks of the Sierra Madre), the Zeg Duel Zone ( Zeg Duel), and the Dalek Wedding Zone. A previous simulation at the Earth Invasion Zone included the Dalek Fire of London.

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The Doctor was ultimately proven wrong as the Emperor's forces defeated the rebels, ( COMIC: Bringer of Darkness) with the surviving Humanised Daleks forced to flee Skaro. ( COMIC: Children of the Revolution) The civil war brought the Great War to an end. ( PROSE: The Evil of the Daleks) I have no idea whether the Daleks might make a small cameo in the 60th, but I get the impression that’s exactly why this comic story exists: so that Fourteen can get a Dalek story. From RTD’s comments at the start of the comic, Liberation takes up the first hour of Fourteen’s life, and then it’s more or less directly into the TV specials. Although there didn’t seem to be much/any regenerative confusion in the comic, he’s just straight into action. Additionally, three actors have played two incarnations of the Doctor at once via regeneration sequences. Trevor Martin played both the Third Doctor and a unique Fourth Doctor in the stage play Doctor Who and the Daleks in Seven Keys to Doomsday, Sylvester McCoy played the Sixth and Seventh Doctors in Time and the Rani, and Paul McGann briefly played the War Doctor at the end of The Night of the Doctor. However, in these cases, the actors were only standing in for these incarnations' primary actors, and they did not play two fully unique incarnations in full. He is proven right when two heavy-set, body-armoured figures, one wielding a claw and the other an energy net, materialise on board, although the Daleks do not notice due to them using psychic shields like the time tourists did. Identifying them as "human-ish", the Doctor politely declines their insistence to come with them and removes their shields. The figures respond by immediately capturing him and teleporting away, alarming the Supreme Dalek. He declares that the Dalek Science Division will conduct a full sub-atomic analysis of their flotilla to prove if the Doctor was lying about them, then reveals the TARDIS itself, claiming it to be their "prize". Some 5000 years prior to the 101st century, the Time Lords were known to have been involved in the Dalek Civil War, after which they were believed to have retreated from the "galactic arena". ( PROSE: The Crystal Bucephalus)Tags: Alan Barnes, Doctor Who, Doctor Who Magazine, downthetubes News, Lee Sullivan, Liberation of the Daleks, Panini Comics, SF Comics Related Articles The Doctor has just regenerated from his thirteenth incarnation on a cliff. ( TV: The Power of the Doctor) 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. 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" The boy shoots at the Supreme with his " Anti-Dalek Fluid Gun" and it remarkably works, impairing it and forcing it to demand its drones to analyse the fluid inside. Georgette, however, knows that it is simply water; the Doctor explains that the Daleks themselves are not just rubbing off, but are becoming anatomically unstable from leaving their simulated universe. He theorises that the TARDIS' artron energy allowed them to temporarily maintain their form but should dissolve soon. Georgy suddenly realises that the same fate is coming for her, being a psychoplasmic construct too, but the Doctor is too busy with the Daleks to focus on her. Angry and crying, she recounts to Georgette all the previous deaths and Dalek invasions she lived through in previous simulations and runs away in fear.

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A Dalek on Skaro uses the Dalek word " clyffil", while Zolfian's encasement in the Corridor of Conquests is inscribed with the word " insli". The Daleks broke into two factions shortly after the creation of the Daleks and the destruction of the Kaled City. The Daleks realised that Davros was impure as he was not 100% Dalek and was not their leader, so they turned against him and exterminated him. ( TV: Genesis of the Daleks) The Dalek who fired on him was the Dalek Prime, who later became the Dalek Emperor. ( PROSE: The Evil of the Daleks, War of the Daleks) 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 The Emperor of the Restoration, ( WC: The Archive of Islos) the new leader of the Imperial Daleks who based his casing upon that of the Dalek Prime. ( PROSE: The Restoration Empire)A young boy is seen carrying a version of the real world toy gun, Dr. Who's Anti-Dalek Fluid Neutraliser.