These short little comics all go so hard with the art.  Steve Dillon and David Lloyd produce some incredible shots of a dying star as early Time Lords experiment with it.  The story beyond that is the most threadbare thing revolving around attempting sabotage, but in four short pages, all I can really do is appreciate how much it goes for in such little time.  It is neat seeing early Time Lord experiments still doing reality-breaking nonsense like trying to create a black hole out of a dying star, and it is pretty cool seeing the accident that stranded Omega.  Rassilon's immense power gets shown here, which is nice as it is something I find I very rarely actually see in Doctor Who media.  Beyond that it doesn't add too much in terms of showing us a unique or extraordinary Time Lord culture - once again these aliens just come across as incredibly human.  But then again, how could any story get that deep in four pages?

A quick story, but this is a fun one as it actually shows the moment Gallifreyans tapped the power of a black hole to discover time travel. We follow an assassin who is tasked with killing all the Time Lords, but is shut down by Rassilon's immense power. A good one!

Damn I was rather bored idk how this story could have been boring but it was