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'''''The Flood''''' was the last regular [[Eighth Doctor]] comic strip to be published in ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]''. It saw the reappearance of the [[Cyberman (Mondas)|Cybermen]] in the strip, as well as several other people from the strip's history. |
'''''The Flood''''' was the last regular [[Eighth Doctor]] comic strip to be published in ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]''. It saw the reappearance of the [[Cyberman (Mondas)|Cybermen]] in the strip, as well as several other people from the strip's history. |
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| − | + | Had the comic been produced as originally planned, it would have shown the Eighth Doctor's [[regeneration]] into the [[Ninth Doctor|Ninth]]. [[Russell T Davies]] personally asked DWM's staff if they would like to produce the scene and they agreed initially. However, they found no way to remove [[Destrii]] without killing her off, which they were unwilling to do. Neither would the [[British Broadcasting Corporation|BBC]] allow the strip to feature her travelling with the [[Ninth Doctor]]. These factors meant the scene was cancelled and it ended with the Eighth Doctor and Destrii still together. |
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Later on in [[2013 (releases)|2013]], [[Steven Moffat]] took advantage of this narrative gap, and inserted [[War Doctor|a forgotten incarnation]] between Eight and Nine. The regeneration from the Eighth Doctor to this "War Doctor" was depicted in ''[[The Night of the Doctor]]'', and from War to Ninth in ''[[The Day of the Doctor (TV story)|The Day of the Doctor]]''. |
Later on in [[2013 (releases)|2013]], [[Steven Moffat]] took advantage of this narrative gap, and inserted [[War Doctor|a forgotten incarnation]] between Eight and Nine. The regeneration from the Eighth Doctor to this "War Doctor" was depicted in ''[[The Night of the Doctor]]'', and from War to Ninth in ''[[The Day of the Doctor (TV story)|The Day of the Doctor]]''. |
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== Plot == |
== Plot == |
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The Doctor and Destrii arrive in Camden Market, in London, on Earth, in 2005. He is noticed by two MI6 agents. The Doctor and Destrii separate, and while the Doctor sets about browsing and examining the stores, Destrii (with her lack of common interaction with humans) sets about offending everyone, including the owner of a Chinese food stall (called Tony), who soon decides to chase after Destrii when she offends him as well, intent on revenge, his wife Linda warning him to desist, because of his Heart problems. The doctor and Desrtii soon re-unite, just in time for the doctor to see the vengeful stall owner being rendered unconscious by Destrii. The doctor, checking to see if Tony is still in a stable condition, notices his pulse is spiraling out of control, commenting that he's never seen anything like it. The two MI6 agents find the TARDIS, and proceed to tell their superior that all is well, just as a pair of Cybermen emerge from thin air behind them. |
The Doctor and Destrii arrive in Camden Market, in London, on Earth, in 2005. He is noticed by two MI6 agents. The Doctor and Destrii separate, and while the Doctor sets about browsing and examining the stores, Destrii (with her lack of common interaction with humans) sets about offending everyone, including the owner of a Chinese food stall (called Tony), who soon decides to chase after Destrii when she offends him as well, intent on revenge, his wife Linda warning him to desist, because of his Heart problems. The doctor and Desrtii soon re-unite, just in time for the doctor to see the vengeful stall owner being rendered unconscious by Destrii. The doctor, checking to see if Tony is still in a stable condition, notices his pulse is spiraling out of control, commenting that he's never seen anything like it. The two MI6 agents find the TARDIS, and proceed to tell their superior that all is well, just as a pair of Cybermen emerge from thin air behind them. |
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| − | ===Part Two=== |
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The Doctor and Destrii set up amending the problems they've caused, taking the Tony and Linda to "The World's End" pub for a drink. However, they are being listened to by North, another MI6 agent. While the doctor is distracted by more erratic behavior, North plants a listening device on him and proceeds to walk outside and listen to his conversation. This turns out to be a trap, and Destrii comes up behind him and forces him to sit at the table alongside the doctor and co. While the doctor examines North's devices, Destrii spots two Cybermen walking amongst citizens in the pub (Who cannot be seen by normal eyesight due to "Refraction shields", however Destrii can see more spectrums of light than humans, and so can spot them). She questions who they are, and upon receiving blank faces (as nobody can see them), she notices they're walking towards her. She picks up North's Taser and fires it at the Cybermen, rendering them visible. The doctor recognizes them, and as everyone flees Tony distracts them. as The Doctor and his friends run into an alley, to get to North's transport, Cybermen enter from both exits, cornering them. The doctor says he has a plan, and desperately tinkers and tweaks his sonic screwdriver as the Cybermen close in. |
The Doctor and Destrii set up amending the problems they've caused, taking the Tony and Linda to "The World's End" pub for a drink. However, they are being listened to by North, another MI6 agent. While the doctor is distracted by more erratic behavior, North plants a listening device on him and proceeds to walk outside and listen to his conversation. This turns out to be a trap, and Destrii comes up behind him and forces him to sit at the table alongside the doctor and co. While the doctor examines North's devices, Destrii spots two Cybermen walking amongst citizens in the pub (Who cannot be seen by normal eyesight due to "Refraction shields", however Destrii can see more spectrums of light than humans, and so can spot them). She questions who they are, and upon receiving blank faces (as nobody can see them), she notices they're walking towards her. She picks up North's Taser and fires it at the Cybermen, rendering them visible. The doctor recognizes them, and as everyone flees Tony distracts them. as The Doctor and his friends run into an alley, to get to North's transport, Cybermen enter from both exits, cornering them. The doctor says he has a plan, and desperately tinkers and tweaks his sonic screwdriver as the Cybermen close in. |
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* The Doctor and Destrii visit [[The World's End]]. |
* The Doctor and Destrii visit [[The World's End]]. |
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=== The Doctor's items === |
=== The Doctor's items === |
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+ | * The Doctor uses his [[sonic screwdriver]] to confuse a group of Cybermen. It is subsequently destroyed by the Cyberleader. |
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=== Individuals === |
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== Notes == |
== Notes == |
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* This comic story was re-released in [[The Flood (graphic novel)|''The Flood'' graphic novel]]. |
* This comic story was re-released in [[The Flood (graphic novel)|''The Flood'' graphic novel]]. |
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+ | [[File:9regenerated.jpg|thumb|[[The Flood (graphic novel)|''The Flood'' graphic novel]] illustrates a scene that was never to-be, of the Ninth Doctor awaking from regeneration in front of Destrii.]] |
| − | * The graphic novel ''The Flood'' reveals that this story was originally going to feature the Eighth Doctor's regeneration into the [[Ninth Doctor]]. The magazine passed on this opportunity as they would not have been able to show Destrii's reaction to the regeneration; DWM originally intended for Destrii to travel with the Ninth Doctor in a series of adventures set before ''Rose'', but this idea was vetoed by the BBC, who wanted only [[Rose Tyler]] to travel with the Ninth Doctor. Destrii's ultimate fate has yet to be |
+ | * The graphic novel ''The Flood'' reveals that this story was originally going to feature the Eighth Doctor's regeneration into the [[Ninth Doctor]]. The magazine passed on this opportunity as they would not have been able to show Destrii's reaction to the regeneration; DWM originally intended for Destrii to travel with the Ninth Doctor in a series of adventures set before ''Rose'', but this idea was vetoed by the BBC, who wanted only [[Rose Tyler]] to travel with the Ninth Doctor. As the comics were not able to illustrate the Ninth Doctor at a point before meeting Rose, a regeneration scene would have meant showing the Eighth Doctor changing and then ending on a cliff hanger which could never be revisited. The Eighth Doctor's exiting regeneration and the Ninth Doctor's introductory regeneration would be chronicled in [[TV]]: ''[[Night of the Doctor]]'' and [[TV]]: ''[[The Day of the Doctor (TV story)|The Day of the Doctor]]'' respectfully. Destrii's ultimate fate has yet to be represented or expounded on in any media. |
* It would not be until DWM Issue 400 in October 2008 that the comic strip would introduce another non-TV, comic strip-only companion in [[Majenta Pryce]]. |
* It would not be until DWM Issue 400 in October 2008 that the comic strip would introduce another non-TV, comic strip-only companion in [[Majenta Pryce]]. |
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* [[COMIC]]: ''[[Hunters of the Burning Stone]]'' places this story as occurring in [[2005]]. |
* [[COMIC]]: ''[[Hunters of the Burning Stone]]'' places this story as occurring in [[2005]]. |
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* [[Cyberman (Pete's World)|Cybermen]] from [[Pete's World|another universe]] invade Earth a few years after this attempt in the episodes [[TV]]: ''[[Army of Ghosts]]'' / ''[[Doomsday]]''. |
* [[Cyberman (Pete's World)|Cybermen]] from [[Pete's World|another universe]] invade Earth a few years after this attempt in the episodes [[TV]]: ''[[Army of Ghosts]]'' / ''[[Doomsday]]''. |
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* The Doctor absorbs energy from the Time Vortex again in [[TV]]: ''[[The Parting of the Ways]]''. |
* The Doctor absorbs energy from the Time Vortex again in [[TV]]: ''[[The Parting of the Ways]]''. |
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| − | * The Doctor's blue jacket, which he gained in [[COMIC]]: ''[[Ophidius (comic story)|Ophidius]]'', is destroyed, only to be replaced with a green one before the events of [[ |
+ | * The Doctor's blue jacket, which he gained in [[COMIC]]: ''[[Ophidius (comic story)|Ophidius]]'', is destroyed, only to be replaced with a green one before the events of [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Blood of the Daleks (audio story)|Blood of the Daleks]]'' |
* [[Izzy Sinclair]], [[Maxwell Edison]] and [[Grace Holloway]] have cameo appearances. ([[TV]]: ''[[Doctor Who (TV story)|Doctor Who]]'', [[COMIC]]: ''[[Endgame (DWM comic story)|Endgame]]'') |
* [[Izzy Sinclair]], [[Maxwell Edison]] and [[Grace Holloway]] have cameo appearances. ([[TV]]: ''[[Doctor Who (TV story)|Doctor Who]]'', [[COMIC]]: ''[[Endgame (DWM comic story)|Endgame]]'') |
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Revision as of 01:37, 2 September 2015
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Flood (disambiguation)for other, similarly-named pages.
The Flood was the last regular Eighth Doctor comic strip to be published in Doctor Who Magazine. It saw the reappearance of the Cybermen in the strip, as well as several other people from the strip's history.
Had the comic been produced as originally planned, it would have shown the Eighth Doctor's regeneration into the Ninth. Russell T Davies personally asked DWM's staff if they would like to produce the scene and they agreed initially. However, they found no way to remove Destrii without killing her off, which they were unwilling to do. Neither would the BBC allow the strip to feature her travelling with the Ninth Doctor. These factors meant the scene was cancelled and it ended with the Eighth Doctor and Destrii still together.
Later on in 2013, Steven Moffat took advantage of this narrative gap, and inserted a forgotten incarnation between Eight and Nine. The regeneration from the Eighth Doctor to this "War Doctor" was depicted in The Night of the Doctor, and from War to Ninth in The Day of the Doctor.
Summary
The Doctor and Destrii arrive on Earth to find rain falling on a market place, rain that radically alters emotions. It is a test being conducted by the Future Cybermen...
Plot
Part One
The Doctor and Destrii arrive in Camden Market, in London, on Earth, in 2005. He is noticed by two MI6 agents. The Doctor and Destrii separate, and while the Doctor sets about browsing and examining the stores, Destrii (with her lack of common interaction with humans) sets about offending everyone, including the owner of a Chinese food stall (called Tony), who soon decides to chase after Destrii when she offends him as well, intent on revenge, his wife Linda warning him to desist, because of his Heart problems. The doctor and Desrtii soon re-unite, just in time for the doctor to see the vengeful stall owner being rendered unconscious by Destrii. The doctor, checking to see if Tony is still in a stable condition, notices his pulse is spiraling out of control, commenting that he's never seen anything like it. The two MI6 agents find the TARDIS, and proceed to tell their superior that all is well, just as a pair of Cybermen emerge from thin air behind them.
Part Two
The Doctor and Destrii set up amending the problems they've caused, taking the Tony and Linda to "The World's End" pub for a drink. However, they are being listened to by North, another MI6 agent. While the doctor is distracted by more erratic behavior, North plants a listening device on him and proceeds to walk outside and listen to his conversation. This turns out to be a trap, and Destrii comes up behind him and forces him to sit at the table alongside the doctor and co. While the doctor examines North's devices, Destrii spots two Cybermen walking amongst citizens in the pub (Who cannot be seen by normal eyesight due to "Refraction shields", however Destrii can see more spectrums of light than humans, and so can spot them). She questions who they are, and upon receiving blank faces (as nobody can see them), she notices they're walking towards her. She picks up North's Taser and fires it at the Cybermen, rendering them visible. The doctor recognizes them, and as everyone flees Tony distracts them. as The Doctor and his friends run into an alley, to get to North's transport, Cybermen enter from both exits, cornering them. The doctor says he has a plan, and desperately tinkers and tweaks his sonic screwdriver as the Cybermen close in.
Part Three
To be added
Characters
- Eighth Doctor
- Destrii
- The Cybermen
- North
- Leighton Woodrow
- Carter
- Morris
- Julie
- Emily Rice
References
Bars and pubs
- The Doctor and Destrii visit The World's End.
The Doctor's items
- The Doctor uses his sonic screwdriver to confuse a group of Cybermen. It is subsequently destroyed by the Cyberleader.
Individuals
Notes
- This comic story was re-released in The Flood graphic novel.
The Flood graphic novel illustrates a scene that was never to-be, of the Ninth Doctor awaking from regeneration in front of Destrii.
- The graphic novel The Flood reveals that this story was originally going to feature the Eighth Doctor's regeneration into the Ninth Doctor. The magazine passed on this opportunity as they would not have been able to show Destrii's reaction to the regeneration; DWM originally intended for Destrii to travel with the Ninth Doctor in a series of adventures set before Rose, but this idea was vetoed by the BBC, who wanted only Rose Tyler to travel with the Ninth Doctor. As the comics were not able to illustrate the Ninth Doctor at a point before meeting Rose, a regeneration scene would have meant showing the Eighth Doctor changing and then ending on a cliff hanger which could never be revisited. The Eighth Doctor's exiting regeneration and the Ninth Doctor's introductory regeneration would be chronicled in TV: Night of the Doctor and TV: The Day of the Doctor respectfully. Destrii's ultimate fate has yet to be represented or expounded on in any media.
- It would not be until DWM Issue 400 in October 2008 that the comic strip would introduce another non-TV, comic strip-only companion in Majenta Pryce.
- COMIC: Hunters of the Burning Stone places this story as occurring in 2005.
Continuity
- The story features the return of MI6 and its director, Leighton Woodrow. They were previously used in COMIC: The Fallen.
- Technology from this incident would be used by MI6 to launch themselves into space and create Annabel Lake's suit. (COMIC: Hunters of the Burning Stone)
- The Cyber-Controller returns, having last been seen in TV: Attack of the Cybermen.
- The Cybermen again travel through time (TV: Earthshock, Attack of the Cybermen).
- The Doctor mentions that radiation exposure is a good way to trigger a regeneration. He knows this because that was how the Third Doctor regenerated in TV: Planet of the Spiders. Exposure to radiation would also be the cause of the Tenth Doctor's regeneration. (TV: The End of Time)
- Cybermen from another universe invade Earth a few years after this attempt in the episodes TV: Army of Ghosts / Doomsday.
- The Doctor absorbs energy from the Time Vortex again in TV: The Parting of the Ways.
- The Doctor's blue jacket, which he gained in COMIC: Ophidius, is destroyed, only to be replaced with a green one before the events of AUDIO: Blood of the Daleks
- Izzy Sinclair, Maxwell Edison and Grace Holloway have cameo appearances. (TV: Doctor Who, COMIC: Endgame)
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