Doctor Who - Revelation of the Daleks

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Doctor Who - Revelation of the Daleks

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Author(s):

Jon Preddle

First Pub:

1992

Genre(s):

Science Fiction; Television Tie-In

First Read:

Unknown

Times Read:

Never (or unknown...)

Rating:

Internal ID:

998

Series:

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1) Doctor Who and the Pirate Planet
2) Doctor Who and the City of Death
3) Doctor Who and Shada
4) Doctor Who - Resurrection of the Daleks
5) Doctor Who - Revelation of the Daleks

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Last Sentence:

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Added: 31-Jul-2002

Last Updated: 15-Apr-2020

Publications

01-Jan-1992

TSV Books

Date Issued:

Cir 01-Jan-1992

Internal ID:

915

Publisher:

TSV Books

ISBN:

Unknown

Country:

New Zealand

Language:

English

Tranquil Repose on the planet Necros is a mortuary with a different - for it is here that the galaxy's rich and famous cheat death by being placed in suspended animation. But the bodies are going missing...

The Doctor and Peri arrive on Necros to pay their last respects to the Doctor's old friend Arthur Stengos, but the Time Lord suspects that something is not quite right. His doubts are shared by Stengos' daughter, Natasha, who soon discovers the awful truth behind her father's fate.

As the Doctor investigates, he not only discovers that the head of Tranquil Repose is none other than his old enemy Davros - who has genetically engineered a new breed of Daleks - but also uncovers a far more shocking and sinister revelation…

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Author(s)

Jon Preddle

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