Doctor Who #4 (Wraparound Cover) and #5 1985 Vintage Comics

Author: Pat Mills, John Wagner, Steve Moore
Art: Dave Gibbons, Steve Dillon
Cover Art: Dave Gibbons

Doctor Who #4:

The stakes reach a fever pitch in "The Dalek Masters!", the explosive, multi-part conclusion to the legendary "Dogs of Doom" saga. The cosmic crisis intensifies as the Doctor, Sharon, and K-9 arrive on the besieged planet of New Earth. The colony is rapidly falling to the Werelox—a terrifying breed of bio-engineered, lupine monsters known to the galaxy as the Devil-Spawn. This savage horde propagates by biting their victims, triggering an immediate mutation that turns innocent colonists into ravenous beasts. As Sharon fights to survive the spreading infestation, the Doctor discovers a chilling structural layer to the invasion: the Werelox are merely pawns being deployed by the Daleks to soften the galaxy's defenses for a total invasion.

The cosmic anthology delivers a brilliant, deep-lore backup feature titled "The Stolen TARDIS: A Tale of the Time Lords." Moving away from the Doctor's immediate adventures, this narrative dives deep into the high-society bureaucracy and ancient history of Gallifrey. The plot follows a daring, high-stakes heist within the secure Citadel of the Time Lords, tracking a group of rogue actors attempting the unthinkable: stealing a Type 40 capsule right out of the planet's highly guarded repair gantries. Brought to life by the sharp, atmospheric early linework of Steve Dillon, this archival story expands the boundaries of the Whoniverse.

Doctor Who #5:

The TARDIS is violently pulled out of the vortex and dragged into a bizarre, pocket dimension governed by the tyrannical Brimo. Known across the galaxy as the Time Witch, Brimo weaves temporal traps to feed on the chronological energy of lost spacefarers. Stranded in her surreal domain, the Fourth Doctor and Sharon must navigate an illusion-filled labyrinth where past, present, and future collide, forcing the Time Lord to execute a brilliant mental gambit to shatter the Witch's mirror-world before they are erased from history.

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