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Cover blurb: ‘DOCTOR WHO, the children’s own programme which adults adore...’ |
Note: One of 8 Dutch paperback novelisations, all published in 1974 — the others were: The Auton Invasion, The Cave-Monsters, The Crusaders, The Daleks, The Day of the Daleks, The Doomsday Weapon and The Zarbi. (The only other Dutch novelisation ever published was a hardcover version of The Daleks in 1966.) Cover blurb: Zijn geheime bijeenkomsten hebben tot doel uit de grafheuvel een afschrikwekkend, machtig wezen op te roepen dat afkomstig is van een verre planeet... De generaal en Jo Grant helpen de Doctor bij zijn lugubere confontatie met de machten van de zwarte magie! |
Cover blurb: Equally worried is Miss Hawthorne, the local white witch, who foretells a terrible disaster if he goes ahead. The only person who wants the Professor to open the barrow is the new vicar (in truth THE MASTER) whose secret ceremonies are designed to conjure up from out of the barrow a horribly powerful being... |
Note: One of 10 Portuguese novelisations, all published in 1983 — the others were: The Auton Invasion, The Cave-Monsters, The Doomsday Weapon, The Sea-Devils, The Day of the Daleks, The Daleks, The Crusaders, The Abominable Snowmen and The Zarbi. Cover blurb: O que levará Doutor Who a opor-se à abertura de uma sepultura antiga pelo Professor Horner? De onde veio a criatura, de aspecto demoníaco e com nove metros de altura, que espalha o terror na pacífica aldeia de Termo do Diabo? E quem será o arqui-criminoso que se oculta sob a personalidade do novo vigário da aldeia? Uma nova aventura em que Doutor Who enfrenta o seu poderoso inimigo — o Mestre. |
Note: Same ISBN as 2nd UK paperback edition. Cover blurb: Working with UNIT on Earth, the Doctor is strangely concerned about Professor Horner’s plans to cut open an ancient barrow near the peacful village of Devil’s End. Equally worried is Miss Hawthorne, the local white witch, who foretells a terrible disaster if he goes ahead. The only person who wants Horner to open the barrow is the new vicar — in truth the Master — whose secret ceremonies are designed to conjure from the barrow a horribly powerful being. The author, Barry Letts, has been associated with Doctor Who in several capacities, mainly as a director and producer during the Pertwee years. |
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