017 - Doctor Who and the Dalek Invasion of Earth

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The TARDIS lands in a London of future times—a city of fear,

devastation and holocaust... a city now ruled by DALEKS.

The Doctor and his companions meet a team of underground

resistance workers, among the few survivors, but after an

unsuccessful attack on the Dalek spaceship, they are all

forced to flee the capital.

A perilous journey through England finally brings them to

the secret centre of Dalek operations... and the mysterious

reason for the Dalek invasion of Earth!

ISBN 0 426 11244 X

DOCTOR WHO

AND THE DALEK

INVASION OF EARTH

Based on the BBC television serial Doctor Who and the World’s End

by Terry Nation by arrangement with the British Broadcasting

Corporation

TERRANCE DICKS

published by

The Paperback Division of

W. H. Allen & Co. Ltd

A Target Book

Published in 1977

by the Paperback Division of W. H. Allen & Co. Ltd.

A Howard & Wyndham Company

44 Hill Street, London W1X 8LB

Broadcasting Corporation

Daleks created by Terry Nation

Printed in Great Britain by

Cox & Wyman Ltd, Reading

ISBN 0426 11244 X

This book is sold subject to the condition that it shall not, by way

of trade or otherwise, be lent, re-sold, hired out or otherwise

circulated without the publisher’s prior consent in any form of

binding or cover other than that in which it is published and

without a similar condition including this condition being

imposed on the subsequent purchaser.

CONTENTS

1 Return to Terror

2 The Roboman

3 The Freedom Fighters

4 Inside the Saucer

5 Attack the Daleks!

6 The Fugitives

7 Reunion with the Doctor

8 The Mine of the Daleks

9 Dangerous Journey

10 Trapped in the Depths

11 Action Underground

12 Rebellion!

13 Explosion!

14 The Farewell

Return to Terror

Through the ruin of a city stalked the ruin of a man. His clothes

were tattered and grimy, his skin blotched and diseased over

wasted flesh. On his head was a gleaming metal helmet. He

walked with the stiff, jerky movements of a robot—which was

exactly what he had become.

The robot man moved through the shattered rubble of a

once-great city, a fitting inhabitant of a nightmare landscape.

In time he came to a river, a sluggish, debris-choked,

polluted stream which had once carried great ships. He

quickened his pace, sensing that the water would pro-vide the

thing he sought—a way to end an existence of misery and pain.

When he came to a gap in the embankment wall, he

marched stiffly through it and plunged into the water below. He

fell, like a log or a stone, making no attempt to save himself.

Dragged down by the weight of the helmet, his head sank

beneath the grimy waters. There was something inhuman about

the manner of his death—but then, he had not been truly

human for a very long time.

Not far away, on the rubble-littered remains of what had been a

building site, something very strange happened. There was a

wheezing, groaning sound and suddenly a square blue police

box materialised out of thin air, light flashing busily on top.

Inside the police box, things were stranger still. There was a

large, brightly lit, ultra-modern control room. In the centre was

a many-sided control panel, its surfaces covered with a complex

array of knobs, switches, levers and dials. From the size of the

control room it was clear that the police box must be bigger on

the inside than on the outside.

Around the centre console stood an oddly-assorted group of

people.

The oldest was a man who appeared to be somewhere in his

sixties, though in reality he was very much older. He wore check

trousers, a frock-coat and a long black tie. He had flowing white

hair and a proud, imperious face, with more than a touch of

ruthless cunning.

The three others were more ordinary in appearance. There

was a young man and a young woman, both somewhere in their

twenties, and a dark pretty girl in her teens. All three were

casually dressed in the clothes worn on Earth in the last part of

the twentieth century.

The young man was called Ian Chesterton, the woman

Barbara Wright. Once, though it seemed a very long time ago,

they had both been schoolteachers. Led by their curiosity about

Susan, the youngest member of the party, then one of their

pupils, they had followed her home. To their amazement, they

had discovered that she appeared to live in this police box with a

mysterious old man known only as the Doctor, who she said was

her grandfather. They had been even more astonished to find

themselves inside the police box, and to discover that it was a

kind of Space/Time ship, called the TARDIS—a name formed

from the initial letters of Time and Relative Dimensions In

Space.

Then had begun a series of terrifying journeys through

Time and Space. The TARDIS had many extraordinary

qualities, but accuracy of steering did not appear to be one of

them. The Doctor’s attempts to return them to their own time

and place resulted only in an incredible number of unplanned

arrivals, sometimes on alien planets, sometimes on Earth,

though always at completely the wrong period. They had seen

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