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"There are some corners of the universe which have bred the most terrible things. Things which act against everything we believe in. They must be fought."

Troughton's Doctor is my favorite amongst the classic Doctors. His performance is not without a reason the one regularily cited by his successors as the one they use as their main source of inspration. Sometimes mysterious and sinister, sometimes comforting and warmhearted, always brilliantly funny. His era also introduced classic monsters like the Ice Warriors and The Yeti and established the Cybermen as a serious foe, along with introducing classic elements like The Time Lords, UNIT and the Sonic Screwdriver.
It's a real tragedy that so much of his era is lost, with only few stories complete.

So, my usual rundown of characters (I didn't manage to include all his stories, and yes, Ben & Polly are missing, but I tried to depict as much as I could), starting top left:

The Daleks & The Dalek Emperor (The Power Of The Daleks & The Evil Of The Daleks); Tobias Vaughn & Cybermen (The Moonbase, The Tomb Of The Cybermen, The Wheel In Space, The Invasion); a White Robot (The Mind Robber); Jamie McCrimmon (Companion); The Doctor; Victoria Waterfield (Companion); Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart (The Web Of Fear & The Invasion); Zoe Heriot (Companion); a Fish People (The Underwater Menace); the LIZ-79 (The Space Pirates); a Quark (The Dominators); the War Lord (The War Games); a Kroton (The Krotons); Lt. Algernon Ffinch & some Redcoats (The Highlanders); a Yeti (The Abominable Snowman & The Web Of Fear); Mr. Quill (Fury From The Deep); The TARDIS; an Ice Warrior (The Ice Warriors & The Seeds Of Death).

Done with pencil, markers, ink and some Photoshop magic... an including some brushes by these fabulous fellows: &

Doctor Who & the whole rest © BBC

Description
"There are some corners of the universe which have bred the most terrible things. Things which act against everything we believe in. They must be fought."

Troughton's Doctor is my favorite amongst the classic Doctors. His performance is not without a reason the one regularily cited by his successors as the one they use as their main source of inspration. Sometimes mysterious and sinister, sometimes comforting and warmhearted, always brilliantly funny. His era also introduced classic monsters like the Ice Warriors and The Yeti and established the Cybermen as a serious foe, along with introducing classic elements like The Time Lords, UNIT and the Sonic Screwdriver.
It's a real tragedy that so much of his era is lost, with only few stories complete.

So, my usual rundown of characters (I didn't manage to include all his stories, and yes, Ben & Polly are missing, but I tried to depict as much as I could), starting top left:

The Daleks & The Dalek Emperor (The Power Of The Daleks & The Evil Of The Daleks); Tobias Vaughn & Cybermen (The Moonbase, The Tomb Of The Cybermen, The Wheel In Space, The Invasion); a White Robot (The Mind Robber); Jamie McCrimmon (Companion); The Doctor; Victoria Waterfield (Companion); Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart (The Web Of Fear & The Invasion); Zoe Heriot (Companion); a Fish People (The Underwater Menace); the LIZ-79 (The Space Pirates); a Quark (The Dominators); the War Lord (The War Games); a Kroton (The Krotons); Lt. Algernon Ffinch & some Redcoats (The Highlanders); a Yeti (The Abominable Snowman & The Web Of Fear); Mr. Quill (Fury From The Deep); The TARDIS; an Ice Warrior (The Ice Warriors & The Seeds Of Death).

Done with pencil, markers, ink and some Photoshop magic... an including some brushes by these fabulous fellows: &

Doctor Who & the whole rest © BBC