fandom nitpick
There's this story going around about a Doctor Who/Star Trek comic crossover that sounds cool and everything. But the important thing from that link:
Doctor Who has never before engaged in any such crossover outside its own universe. The closest it has come was Dimensions in Time, the much-derided 1993 Children in Need special that featured characters from soap opera EastEnders.
LIES. The Seventh Doctor met Death's Head in Doctor Who Magazine #135! And Death's Head was/is a Marvel character who was in a bunch of books with the Transformers and the X-men and so on. His encounter with the Doctor resulted in him being shrunk by the Master's TCE, and had substantial repercussions for the character in his comic series. Obviously this oversight is a grave error that should be rectified.
(I realize I'm the only person who cares about Death's Head.)
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Doctor Who has never before engaged in any such crossover outside its own universe. The closest it has come was Dimensions in Time, the much-derided 1993 Children in Need special that featured characters from soap opera EastEnders.
LIES. The Seventh Doctor met Death's Head in Doctor Who Magazine #135! And Death's Head was/is a Marvel character who was in a bunch of books with the Transformers and the X-men and so on. His encounter with the Doctor resulted in him being shrunk by the Master's TCE, and had substantial repercussions for the character in his comic series. Obviously this oversight is a grave error that should be rectified.
(I realize I'm the only person who cares about Death's Head.)
This entry was originally posted at http://neveralarch.dreamwidth.org/36838.html. Comment wherever you want.