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Part
One - Issue 1052, February 12th 1972:
A NEW power station is being constructed on the edge of a loch in a remote
part of the Scottish Highlands, and at midnight the night shift down tools for
a meal break.
Written by unknown, drawn by John Canning.
A new power station is being built on the edge of a loch in a remote part of the Scottish Highlands. At midnight the night shift down tools for a meal break. One of the workers draws the others’ attention to some strange tracks he has found – they have come out of the loch, but they are like nothing he has ever seen before. They follow them. On reaching the canteen they find that it looks like a bulldozer has hit it. The chef tells the workers that a monster came out of the loch and ate all the food. Despite the tracks they think the chef has had a bang on the head. They hear a movement behind the canteen and swing a light round to see what it is. It is a huge monster. The next day in London, Mother asks Steed and Ms. King to go up to Scotland and investigate.
Part Two - Issue 1053, February 19th 1972
MEN working on the construction of a new power station in the Scottish
Highlands are attacked by a monster from a loch. John Steed and Tara King are
sent in to investigate.
Written by unknown, drawn by John Canning.
Part Three - Issue 1054, February 26th 1972
A MONSTER from a loch has attacked men building a power station. The
site manager tells Steed and Tara that he believes a cranky old Professor Tweed,
who lives at the far end of the loch from the power station, has invented some
mechanical monster to frighten the men and stop work. Steed and Tara row along
the loch to visit the professor when....
Written by unknown, drawn by John Canning.
Part Four - Issue 1055, March 4th 1972
JOHN STEED and Tara King are investigating the appearance of a monster
from a loch in the Highlands. Their boat capsizes on the loch and Tara is saved
by the monster. Still soaking wet, they call at the house of Professor Tweed,
a man suspected of having some sinsister connection with the creature.
Written by unknown, drawn by John Canning.
Part Five - Issue 1056, March 11th 1972: Full details are not available for this issue.
Written by unknown, drawn by unknown.
Part Six - Issue 1057, March 18th 1972: Full details are not available for this issue.
Written by unknown, drawn by unknown.
Part Seven - Issue 1058, March 25th 1972: Full details are not available for this issue.
Written by unknown, drawn by unknown.
Part Eight - Issue 1059, April 1st 1972: Full details are not available for this issue.
Written by unknown, drawn by unknown.
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