Doctor Who Discovers Strange and Mysterious Creatures

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Doctor Who Discovers Strange and Mysterious Creatures

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Author(s):

Fred Newman

First Pub:

1978

Genre(s):

Science Fiction; Television Tie-In

First Read:

Unknown

Times Read:

Never (or unknown...)

Rating:

Internal ID:

898

Series:

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1) Doctor Who Discovers Early Man
2) Doctor Who Discovers Space Travel
3) Doctor Who Discovers Prehistoric Animals
4) Doctor Who Discovers The Conquerors
5) Doctor Who Discovers Strange and Mysterious Creatures

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Added: 02-Aug-2002

Last Updated: 15-Apr-2020

Publications

20-Apr-1978

Target

Date Issued:

20-Apr-1978

Cover Link(s):

World Cat

Internal ID:

801

Publisher:

Target

ISBN:

0-426-20004-7

ISBN-13:

978-0-426-20004-8

Country:

United Kingdom

Language:

English

Credits:

Jeff Cummins - Cover Artist

During the course of his adventures Dr. Who has met many strange forms of life. Now the Doctor discovers that there are mysterious creatures living here on Earth which, in their way, are just as extraordinary.
In "Dr. Who Discovers Strange and Mysterious Creatures" he encounters flying squirrels, weird fish like the silver hatchet, and the piratical frigatebird among many others.
The Doctor also encounters some legendary beats such as the mighty King Kong and the dreaded vampire, Dracula!
This is another title in a new series of illustrated Dr. Who books. So watch out for more of the Doctor's voyages of discovery.

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Author(s)

Fred Newman
Birth: LaGrange, Georgia, USA

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