Doctor Who and the Fangs of Time

Doctor Who and the Fangs of Time

First Published	1996
Script	Sean Longcroft
Original Publisher	Marvel
Artist	Sean Longcroft
Featuring	The Fourth Doctor
Previous Doctor Who Magazine Strip	"Ground Zero"
Next Doctor Who Magazine Strip	"Endgame"

Doctor Who and the Fangs of Time is a Doctor Who comic strip. It has been printed through various publications.

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The Doctor Who Comics website, Altered Vistas had this to say about the Cybermen's appearance in the strip:
- Yet another cameo for the Cybermen in this glorious and nostalgic strip about what it is to be a Doctor Who fan of a certain age.
  - You will note that the cloth-faced Cybermen again make an appearance, making them the single most popular design of Cybermen ever to have appeared in the comics. For me, this strip completely summed up my relationship with Doctor Who through the decades, and is one of the most mature, thoughtful, funny and bitter-sweet strips ever to have been printed. A wonderful piece of writing perfectly illustrated to create something extra special.
This comic is somewhat of a meta-fictional comic, featuring a 'real world' character watching Doctor Who and the Doctor (Fourth) turning up, seemingly the person who is telling the story's friend.
This is the first time the theme tune has been rendered in a comic, with lyrics:

Da-Lin-Da-Din Da-Lin-Da-Din Da-Lin-Da-Din Wa-ooooo

Wirrn are seen on a TV screen.
A Sontaran appears in a field.
The Master seems to appear, as a teacher.
Sean constructs a placticine Kraal.
The Doctor pulls out a bag of jelly babies.
A Cyberman rises from a grave.
An auton baby is baptised.
During one of the monolgue sequences images of; a Drashig, Sea Devil, Silurian, Axon and a Draconian appear.
Sean says he used to buy a Dalek Deathray lollies.
The Ark in Space referenced.
Planet of the Daleks or Genesis of the Daleks are also mentioned, probably ("There was the huge army of Daleks underground", given the era in which this is set it could be these two stories).
A scene from Nightmare of Eden is seen on a TV screen.
There are depictions of scenes from; The Talons of Weng-Chiang, The Deadly Assassin, Terror of the Autons, Terror of the Zygons and The Green Death.
The comic ends with a homage to The Android Invasion.