History Trivia / DoctorWhoSupremacyOfTheCybermen

* DevelopmentGag: The Cybermen threatening the Fourth Doctor depart from the conceit that each Doctor is attacked by "his" Cybermen by being apparently based on [[https://cybermantra.files.wordpress.com/2010/07/dark-dimensiom-clip.jpg?w=950 the version]] designed for the unmade 30th anniversary special "The Dark Dimension" (a Fourth-centric story about the Doctor's timeline being rewritten). The War Doctor - since there obviously isn't a "War Doctor Era" Cyberman design - faces Cybermen based on [[https://cybermantra.files.wordpress.com/2010/07/cyb3.jpg an early concept]] for the "Age of Steel" versions featuring a radical redesign which contrasts any other model.

* DevelopmentGag: The Cybermen threatening the Fourth Doctor depart from the conceit that each Doctor is attacked by "his" Cybermen by being apparently based on [[https://cybermantra.files.wordpress.com/2010/07/dark-dimensiom-clip.jpg?w=950 the version]] designed for the unmade 30th anniversary special "The Dark Dimension" (a Fourth-centric story about the Doctor's timeline being rewritten). The War Doctor - since there obviously isn't a "War Doctor Era" Cyberman design - faces Cybermen based on [[https://cybermantra.files.wordpress.com/2010/07/cyb3.jpg an early concept]] for the "Age of Steel" versions.

* ScheduleSlip: The final issue of Titan's previous multi-Doctor miniseries ''Four Doctors'' hit stands two weeks late, which may be why this was announced as a biweekly release rather than a weekly one. Part One hit stands July 6, 2016 and Part Five was to arrive August 31st. Then Part '''Two''' wasn't released until August 17, a whopping month-and-a-half after Part One. Ultimately, most people didn't see the conclusion of this story until '''November 9'''.

* ScheduleSlip: The final issue of Titan's previous multi-Doctor miniseries ''Four Doctors'' hit stands two weeks late, which may be why this was announced as a biweekly release rather than a weekly one, and Part One hit stands July 6, 2016. Then Part '''Two''' wasn't released until August 17, '''a whopping month-and-a-half after Part One.''' After that, Amazon Kindle and comiXology readers got issues biweekly (Part Three was Aug. 31, Part Four Sep. 14...) but for everyone else, a story that was advertised as wrapping up Aug. 31 didn't finish until October 19.

* ScheduleSlip: The final issue of Titan's previous multi-Doctor miniseries ''Four Doctors'' hit stands two weeks late, which may be why this was announced as a biweekly release rather than a weekly one, and Part One hit stands July 6, 2016. Then Part '''Two''' wasn't released until August 17, '''a whopping month-and-a-half after Part One.''' Part Three was officially released Aug. 31, and Part Four September 14, returning to the biweekly program -- but that was only good for Amazon Kindle and comiXology users; for everyone else Part Three arrived on Sep. 14. Thus, a story intended to end Aug. 31 wasn't wrapped up until mid-October for most readers.

* ScheduleSlip: The final issue of Titan's previous multi-Doctor miniseries ''Four Doctors'' hit stands two weeks late, which may be why this was announced as a biweekly release rather than a weekly one, and Part One hit stands July 6, 2016. Then Part '''Two''' wasn't released until August 17, '''a whopping month-and-a-half after Part One.''' Part Three was officially released August 31, and Part Four September 14, returning to the biweekly program -- but the digital release was only good for Amazon Kindle and comiXology users; those who used, say, iBooks had to wait weeks longer. Combine this with the hard copies' unavailability in many areas, and this trope becomes that much more frustrating.

* ScheduleSlip: The final issue of Titan's previous multi-Doctor miniseries ''Four Doctors'' hit stands two weeks late, which may be why this was announced as a biweekly release rather than a weekly one, and Part One hit stands July 6, 2016. Then Part '''Two''' wasn't released until August 17, '''a whopping month-and-a-half after Part One.''' Part Three is set to arrive slightly short of a month after ''that'' on September 14. (To make matters worse, it's WritingForTheTrade.)

* ScheduleSlip: The final issue of Titan's previous multi-Doctor miniseries ''Four Doctors'' hit stands two weeks late, which may be why this was announced as a biweekly release rather than a weekly one, and Part One hit stands July 6, 2016. Then Part '''Two''' wasn't released until August 17, '''a whopping month-and-a-half after Part One.''' Part Three is set to arrive slightly short of a month after ''that'' on September 14. (To make matters worse, this is clearly WritingForTheTrade with little plot or character development from issue to issue in favor of LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters and FourLinesAllWaiting.)

* ScheduleSlip: The final issue of Titan's previous multi-Doctor miniseries ''Four Doctors'' hit stands two weeks late, which may be why this was announced as a biweekly release rather than a weekly one, and Part One hit stands July 6, 2016. Then Part '''Two''' wasn't released until August 17, '''a whopping month and a half after Part One.'''

* ScheduleSlip: The final issue of Titan's previous multi-Doctor miniseries ''Four Doctors'' hit stands two weeks late, which may be why this was announced as a biweekly release rather than a weekly one, and Part One hit stands July 6, 2016. Then Part '''Two''' wasn't released until August 10 -- no, make that August 17...

* ScheduleSlip: After the final issue of Titan's previous multi-Doctor miniseries ''Four Doctors'' hit stands two weeks late, this was announced as a biweekly release rather than a weekly one, starting on July 6, 2016. This promptly fell apart when Part '''Two''' wasn't released until August 10, more than a ''month'' after Part One...

* ScheduleSlip: After the final issue of Titan's previous multi-Doctor miniseries ''Four Doctors'' hit stands two weeks late, this was announced as a ''biweekly'' release rather than a weekly one. This didn't keep Part '''Two''' from missing its intended release date.

* ScheduleSlip: After the final issue of Titan's previous multi-Doctor miniseries ''Four Doctors'', which was supposed to be released over five weeks, hit stands two weeks late, this was announced as a ''biweekly'' release. This didn't keep Part '''Two''' from missing its intended release date.