REVIEW: Doctor Who: Time Lord Victorious #1 sees the Tenth Doctor team up with a Dalek in this comic from Jody Houser & Roberta Ingranata.

The Emperor Dalek tells the Dalek Time Squad that the timeline is diverging – might this indicate the deletion of the Time War from history, as seen in the comic book?

Dalek Emperor Personal Guards In the Second Doctor adventure, “The Evil of the Daleks” (1967), we met the original Dalek Emperor.

Sensing the subterfuge of the Emperor, the Doctor distilled the “human factor” and supplanted it into three test Daleks, before surreptitiously rigging a gateway on Skaro to infect every Dalek ...

The Dalek Emperor needs help, and there’s only one person in the universe more terrifying than Daleks – but can the Doctor ever trust the Dalek Emperor, and be willing to save his Empire?” ...

The first set, featuring a Dalek drone and the new Dalek Emperor, will be released in late October and is currently available for preorder in the U.S. and in the U.K..

“The Dalek Empire comes up against a terrible force. The Daleks’ plundering of the Archive of Islos unearths something ancient and deadly. Soon Skaro is under attack and the Dalek Emperor is ...

New Year's Day saw Jodie Whittaker's Doctor face her first ever 'old enemy' and arguably the worst of the lot – the Daleks. Or in this case, one seriously terrifying, shell-less Dalek who ...

This wouldn't come to pass, but the story does include the first official appearance of the Dalek Emperor – a formidable monarch who'd reoccur through Doctor Who media throughout the following ...

Zeg is a lowly Dalek worker in the inventions factory, until his casing is transformed into an almost indestructible alloy. Filled with a sense of his own power, he challenges the Emperor's ...