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Adrian’s website can be found at http://adriansalmonart.blogspot.com/ and his five choices to take with him into The Bunker are:
1. The Pyramids of Mars (Doctor Who, TV story, first broadcast 1975)
2. The Time Meddler (Doctor Who, TV story, first broadcast 1965)
3. Junkyard Demon (Comic strip story by Steve Parkhouse and Mick McMahon, first published in Doctor Who Magazine issues 58-59, 1981)
4. Black Legacy (Comic strip story by Alan Moore and David Lloyd, first published in Doctor Who Weekly issues 35-38, 1980)
5. The Bodysnatchers (Eighth Doctor novel by Mark Morris, first published by BBC Books in 1997)
Follow Adrian on Twitter @AS1963
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1. The Pyramids of Mars (Doctor Who, TV story, first broadcast 1975)
2. The Time Meddler (Doctor Who, TV story, first broadcast 1965)
3. Junkyard Demon (Comic strip story by Steve Parkhouse and Mick McMahon, first published in Doctor Who Magazine issues 58-59, 1981)
4. Black Legacy (Comic strip story by Alan Moore and David Lloyd, first published in Doctor Who Weekly issues 35-38, 1980)
5. The Bodysnatchers (Eighth Doctor novel by Mark Morris, first published by BBC Books in 1997)
Follow Adrian on Twitter @AS1963
Follow Cutaway on Twitter @cutawayuniverse
Follow Bamalam Productions on Twitter @BamalamP
https://www.cutawaycomics.co.uk/
https://www.bamalamproductions.co.uk/
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Adrian’s website can be found at http://adriansalmonart.blogspot.com/ and his five choices to take with him into The Bunker are:
1. The Pyramids of Mars (Doctor Who, TV story, first broadcast 1975)
2. The Time Meddler (Doctor Who, TV story, first broadcast 1965)
3. Junkyard Demon (Comic strip story by Steve Parkhouse and Mick McMahon, first published in Doctor Who Magazine issues 58-59, 1981)
4. Black Legacy (Comic strip story by Alan Moore and David Lloyd, first published in Doctor Who Weekly issues 35-38, 1980)
5. The Bodysnatchers (Eighth Doctor novel by Mark Morris, first published by BBC Books in 1997)
Follow Adrian on Twitter @AS1963
Follow Cutaway on Twitter @cutawayuniverse
Follow Bamalam Productions on Twitter @BamalamP
https://www.cutawaycomics.co.uk/
https://www.bamalamproductions.co.uk/
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2. The Time Meddler (Doctor Who, TV story, first broadcast 1965)
3. Junkyard Demon (Comic strip story by Steve Parkhouse and Mick McMahon, first published in Doctor Who Magazine issues 58-59, 1981)
4. Black Legacy (Comic strip story by Alan Moore and David Lloyd, first published in Doctor Who Weekly issues 35-38, 1980)
5. The Bodysnatchers (Eighth Doctor novel by Mark Morris, first published by BBC Books in 1997)
Follow Adrian on Twitter @AS1963
Follow Cutaway on Twitter @cutawayuniverse
Follow Bamalam Productions on Twitter @BamalamP
https://www.cutawaycomics.co.uk/
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