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This collects every Dalek story from DWM and adjacent publications from 1979 to 1993. Most of it was previously collected, but it does contain one story not collected elsewhere.
The Dogs of Doom Previously reviewed as part of The Iron Legionhere.
The Return of the Daleks This is a back-up strip focusing on the Daleks reinvading a planet where they were defeated centuries ago... coincidentally doing so right when someone is making a movie about the original invasion. It's fine; I found it hard to care about or even keep track of the protagonists. To be honest, I expected the movie stuff to be more significant, with fake Daleks versus real Daleks or something, but it's mostly there to explain why the characters have researched the history of the first invasion
Abslom Daak… Dalek Killer! / Star Tigers / Nemesis of the Daleks Previously reviewed as part of Nemesis of the Dalekshere.
Metamorphosis Previously reviewed as part of The Age of Chaoshere.
Stray Observations:
Did I buy this whole volume for just sixteen pages of new-to-me content? Well... kind of. One benefit it does have is that the original graphic novel appearances of Abslom Daak, Star Tigers, and The Dogs of Doom didn't have any commentary. Paul Scoones provides commentary for The Return of the Daleks and The Dogs of Doom, John Freeman for Abslom Daak and Star Tigers, so I did take the time to read that material, which was nice of them to include.
Found it a bit weird Richard Starkings and John Tomlinson are credited by their pseudonyms on the cover, when in the Nemesis of the Daleks collection their real names were given on the cover. People have heard of Richard Starkings, less so Richard Alan!
Pitiless war machines committed to universal conquest, the Daleks have terrified and enthralled Doctor Who fans for generations. Collected together for the first time, Panini Comics proudly presents the first volume of Dalek stories taken from Doctor Who Magazine's 40 years of award-winning comic strip.
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This collects every Dalek story from DWM and adjacent publications from 1979 to 1993. Most of it was previously collected, but it does contain one story not collected elsewhere.
The Dogs of Doom
Previously reviewed as part of The Iron Legion here.
The Return of the Daleks
This is a back-up strip focusing on the Daleks reinvading a planet where they were defeated centuries ago... coincidentally doing so right when someone is making a movie about the original invasion. It's fine; I found it hard to care about or even keep track of the protagonists. To be honest, I expected the movie stuff to be more significant, with fake Daleks versus real Daleks or something, but it's mostly there to explain why the characters have researched the history of the first invasion
Abslom Daak… Dalek Killer! / Star Tigers / Nemesis of the Daleks
Previously reviewed as part of Nemesis of the Daleks here.
Metamorphosis
Previously reviewed as part of The Age of Chaos here.
Stray Observations:
- Did I buy this whole volume for just sixteen pages of new-to-me content? Well... kind of. One benefit it does have is that the original graphic novel appearances of Abslom Daak, Star Tigers, and The Dogs of Doom didn't have any commentary. Paul Scoones provides commentary for The Return of the Daleks and The Dogs of Doom, John Freeman for Abslom Daak and Star Tigers, so I did take the time to read that material, which was nice of them to include.
- Found it a bit weird Richard Starkings and John Tomlinson are credited by their pseudonyms on the cover, when in the Nemesis of the Daleks collection their real names were given on the cover. People have heard of Richard Starkings, less so Richard Alan!
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