We even get a brief glimpse of a character last seen in the Pertwee era which suggests that the Ice Warriors will be making peaceful alliances in the future. The Lord of Time begins his conquest of the 20th Century. This is really a nod to classic Doctor Who, but this also meant slower pacing and a simpler story structure, but more than made up in atmosphere and production values. Writer Mark Gatiss is at home writing dialogue set in the Victorian era especially if he is also being influenced by books such as The First Men on the Moon. The Doctor gathers that this is all a ploy, Friday plans to awaken the Empress and this could be disaster for the Victorian soldiers. Led by the cowardly Godsacre they were lured to Mars with the promise of treasure by Friday who himself got stranded on Earth and needed the soldiers help. What they find are Victorian soldiers with an Ice Warrior reptile servant called Friday. loyalties.Īfter a knockabout opening at NASA headquarters where they discover a message on Mars in the pre title sequence, the Doctor and the Tardis crew head off to the red planet. There are individual aliens just as there are individual humans. The universe is too complicated, far too nuanced. The Doctor: You think I'm taking sides? I'm not taking sides. The Doctor: Which you are happy to share.įriday: Why should not others benefit instead?īill: Wha', can't we give him the benefit of the doubt? I mean, just because he's a big green monster. The Doctor: Why'd you call yourself that? What's your real name? An Ice Warrior would never let these humans patronise him without a reason. ISS Caught in Front of the Sun and the Moon. The Face Of Mars In 1958 Comic Book Indias Chandrayaan Blasts Off To The Moon Sentinel2107s Discoveries - Triangular Crater. Maybe there *are* others.įriday: Friday would. Another Face On Mars Check This Out - Cydonia Lion.
Flash Gordon (comic strip) 413 Flash Gordon (1936) Flash Gordon's Trip to Mars. The Doctor: But-but while you were asleep, on your ship, in stasis. Sid 335 Fiend Without a Face (1958) 322,, 323 Figueroa, Gabriel 166. The Doctor: So no one left to do the rolling.įriday: There was a war. Then you're the last of your kind, aren't you, according the the Colonel. The rover Europe sends to Mars in 2020 to look for life will carry the name of an unsung hero of DNA discovery. 'The Face On Mars', penciled by Jack Kirby and inked by Al Williamson. A synopsis of The Face on Mars story can be found towards the bottom of this linked web page, (click this 'stargate' ). The Face on Mars was published in a comic titled Race for the Moon. The Doctor: Rolled out the red-planet carpet. In fact it comes from a comic book published in September 1958. Of course, it would be better if they'd, uh, 'killed the fatted calf,' so to speak.
Don't like the soapy water makes the fingers go all crinkly. His artwork has often been described as 'spaghetti and meatballs', while he referred to himself as a 'producer of. comic artist, notorious for his unforgettable depictions of wacky, grotesque and ugly people. The Doctor: Do you need a hand with the dishes? We're really very good, aren't we, Bill?īill: Happy to. (9 July 1909 - 31 December 1978, USA) The iconic cover for Mad issue 1 (April 1954).
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