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|  | | | He's got a nice black paint job and he's a Dalek. That probably makes him the Black Dalek, most feared of all Skarosian pepperpots. |
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|  | | | A Dalek meets a fiery end in the battle sequence from later in the story. |
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|  | | | The Emperor and his assistants survey the Dalek city, now torn apart by internal conflict. |
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|  | | | The giant magnets, the brilliant Brain Machine's not-so-brilliant solution to the problem of the rust cloud. |
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|  | | | The first appearance of the hoverbouts in the strips. And they are definitely not called trans-solar discs! |
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|  | | | A Dalek realises the danger he’s in and does what a Dalek in danger always does: he panics. |
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|  | | | The Black Dalek examines the hole in the roof of the wrecked workshops. |
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|  | | | The Black Dalek’s magic shows were always spectaculars and eagerly awaited by all young Daleks in the city. Here he attempts to make the Emperor’s favourite sheet of metal vanish... |
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|  | | | The rust cloud claims its first victim. |
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|  | | | Rust eats away the Dalek's casing, and the base around it. |
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|  | | | The hoverbouts swing into hovery action. With catastrophic results... |
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|  | | | The Black Dalek has a surreal moment. |
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|  | | | And here's the cause of his surreal moment - a rusty Dalek in the same room! |
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|  | | | As fear of the rust contagion spreads, the Daleks fall to internal fighting. As they do. |
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|  | | | Aboard his saucer, the Emperor and his two assistants - with help from a ‘volunteer’ - examine the problem. |
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|  | | | The Black Dalek, not looking quite as well as he might. |
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