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Operation Proteus is a Doctor Who comic strip. It has been printed through various publications.

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  • Operation Proteus
  • Operation Proteus
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  • Operation Proteus is a Doctor Who comic strip. It has been printed through various publications.
  • Operation Proteus was a major mission by the Counter Terrorist Unit in 2000. During the course of the operation, Richard Walsh risked his life to save Jack Bauer and later received a special commendation. Tony Almeida also received a special commendation for his work on the operation. (Findings at CTU)
  • Operation Proteus ist eine 3-teilige Comic-Geschichte von Gareth Roberts, die erstmals von Oktober bis Dezember 1995 im Doctor Who Magazine erschien. Die Geschichte spielt chronologisch vor der Pilot-Episode An Unearthly Child.
  • The First Doctor and Susan paid a visit to Operation Proteus shortly before the Doctor first encountered Ian Chesterton and Barbara Wright. They discovered it was run by a being named Raldonn. He had crashed to Earth quite some time before, and had been essentially forced into helping the British. Unbeknownst to them, however, he was using the project's facilities to mutate humans into his own species, so that he could gain a co-pilot to help him fly his downed craft back home.
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  • The Curse of the Scarab
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  • Oktober bis Dezember 1995 im DWM
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  • The First Doctor and Susan paid a visit to Operation Proteus shortly before the Doctor first encountered Ian Chesterton and Barbara Wright. They discovered it was run by a being named Raldonn. He had crashed to Earth quite some time before, and had been essentially forced into helping the British. Unbeknownst to them, however, he was using the project's facilities to mutate humans into his own species, so that he could gain a co-pilot to help him fly his downed craft back home. His efforts at mutation, however, were flawed because only one of every million humans could successfully accept the adaptive gene. The rest were simply mutated into protoplasmic monsters. To speed up the process, Raldonn effectively weaponised his adaptive gene into an airborne virus. The Doctor and Susan thus had to neutralise the virus, but not before Raldonn's previous failed mutants turned on him. (COMIC: Operation Proteus)
  • Operation Proteus is a Doctor Who comic strip. It has been printed through various publications.
  • Operation Proteus was a major mission by the Counter Terrorist Unit in 2000. During the course of the operation, Richard Walsh risked his life to save Jack Bauer and later received a special commendation. Tony Almeida also received a special commendation for his work on the operation. (Findings at CTU)
  • Operation Proteus ist eine 3-teilige Comic-Geschichte von Gareth Roberts, die erstmals von Oktober bis Dezember 1995 im Doctor Who Magazine erschien. Die Geschichte spielt chronologisch vor der Pilot-Episode An Unearthly Child.
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