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  THE YOLKIANS have returned to Earth to pick up a fresh batch of humans for their next sacrificial ritual. However, the egg-like aliens soon discover that Earth has fallen under new ownership since their last visit, and the deadly DALEKS now reign supreme. With an extraterrestrial war soon in full swing, THE ROBOWOMEN and THE YOLKIAN DRONES will do everything in their power to see that their masters are triumphant! It's a no holds barred battle you won't want to miss as winner takes all: the Earth, and their opponent's army of mind-controlled soldiers! Finally, the long-awaited return of the Robowomen! Who do you think would win between these opposing factions? It seemed appropriate to bring Susan and Barbara back as the representatives of the Robowomen, as they were the first subjects of a "mind control" related image I did. Diana and Yvonne were selected to maintain the 1960s sci-fi theme of the poster. Daleks vs. Yolkians on DeviantArt

  Amelia Pond was just the latest in the long line of those who were brave enough to investigate the strange little police box that had mysteriously appeared out of thin air. Upon entry, Amy (like all the others) discovered the box's secret: it was a disguised alien machine capable of traveling anywhere time and space, and it was looking for a new pilot. Amy hesitated, wondering if she should leave the nice life she had started here in Leadworth with her fiancé Rory in favor of adventures across the universe. The realization that the TARDIS was also a time machine made up her mind for her, she could be gone for weeks and be back in seconds, and Rory would never be the wiser. Donning the black rubber suit provided by the ship that hugged her tall figure like a glove, Amy would confront countless menacing creatures threatening the safety of the innocent across the galaxy, but her most recent escapade appears to be her most dangerous: an SOS message sent out across the ...

  It was Dr. Who's latest and greatest invention yet: Tardis, a machine that traveled both space and time. On the outside, Tardis looked like an ordinary police box, but inside it's surprisingly large interior was a series of complex controls and computers to help navigate the fourth dimension. He was preparing to take his niece Louise for a trip to the London of the future when he suddenly remembered there was a kettle boiling in the kitchen. An accidental touch on the control panel from Louise activated Tardis, leaving it's creator to watch in horror from the doorway of his cottage as the machine let out a wheezing, grinding noise as it slowly faded into the future. Louise pulled back the wooden doors of the police box and stepped out into the world that was nearly 200 years away from her own. Buildings were in shambles, destroyed cars littered the streets, and there wasn't a single person in sight. With no choice but to go out and look for somebody to he...