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Doctor Who: Four Doctors (Comic Book)
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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Four Doctors is a Titan Comics Doctor Who mini-series, featuring the Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth, and War Doctors. The series was written by Paul Cornell and drawn by Neil Edwards. It was published in 2015 as a celebration of the tenth anniversary of the revival of Doctor Who as a TV series.The Tenth Doctor and Gabby, the Eleventh Doctor and Alice, and the Twelfth Doctor and Clara have all arrived in early-twenty-first-century Paris, in what appears to be a coincidence. But when Clara mysteriously gathers all the companions together to ensure that the three Doctors must never meet, fate seems determined to foil her hopes. Who are the villains behind it all? | |
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Became Their Own Antithesis | |
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Became Their Own Antithesis: The mentioned alternates. Ten assumes the Time Lord Victorious persona, Eleven willfully ignores the collapsing timeline, and Twelve becomes the Big Bad. | |
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Battle in the Center of the Mind | |
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Battle in the Center of the Mind: Twelve fights his alternate self by entering the Voord Group Mind. To assist help he pulls the other Doctors and his companions in. | |
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Affectionate Gesture to the Head | |
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Affectionate Gesture to the Head: The Doctor strokes Clara's cheek, foreshadowing Clara's go-to way of showing the Twelfth Doctor affection in the televised Series 9. | |
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Twelve: After Clara betrayed him in some way (possibly her blackmail attempt in "Dark Water"), became a recluse and refused to allow anyone to come close to him again, eventually becoming the leader of the Voord...and the story's Big Bad. | |
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Alternate Self: Alternate versions of Ten, Eleven and Twelve appear based on different decisions they made in their lives: Ten: Refused to save Wilfred and became a mad tyrant over time and space. Eleven: Let River save his life and married her, thus letting the universe collapse. Twelve: After Clara betrayed him in some way (possibly her blackmail attempt in "Dark Water"), became a recluse and refused to allow anyone to come close to him again, eventually becoming the leader of the Voord...and the story's Big Bad. | |
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