Stories Comic Doctor Who Magazine Back Up Strips Star Death 1 image Overview Characters How to Complete Reviews 2 Statistics Quotes Overview Released December 1980 Written by Alan Moore Publisher Marvel Comics Pages 4 Time Travel Past Location (Potential Spoilers!) Flagship Aeon Synopsis A mercenary from the future, Fenris, attempts to travel back to alter the course of Time Lord history. Complete Completed Favourite Favourited Add Review Edit Review Log a repeat Skip Skipped Unowned Owned Owned Save to my list Saved Edit date completed Custom Date Release Date Archive (no date) Save Characters Rassilon Fenris First Appearance Omega Show All Characters (3) How to read Star Death: Magazines Doctor Who – A Marvel Monthly 47 Reviews Add Review Edit Review Sort: Date (Newest First) Date (Oldest First) Likes (High-Low) Likes (Low-High) Rating (High-Low) Rating (Low-High) Word count (High-Low) Word count (Low-High) Username (A-Z) Username (Z-A) Spoilers First Spoilers Last 2 reviews 1 February 2025 · 51 words Review by Guardax Spoilers 1 This review contains spoilers! 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! Guardax View profile Like Liked 1 3 December 2024 · 167 words Review by dema1020 Spoilers 2 This review contains spoilers! 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? dema1020 View profile Like Liked 2 Open in new window Statistics AVG. Rating17 members 3.71 / 5 Member Statistics Completed 26 Favourited 0 Reviewed 2 Saved 0 Skipped 3 Owned 1 Quotes Add Quote Submit a Quote