City of Death

City of Death, assigned card number 99, is a notable entry in the broader Doctor Who trading card sets that chronicle the long-running British science fiction television series. The card specifically highlights the 1979 serial of the same name, which is widely regarded by critics and fans as one of the most sophisticated stories from the Fourth Doctor's tenure. Produced during a period of high creative output for the program, the card captures the essence of the serial’s blend of time travel, art theft, and the wit of Douglas Adams, who served as the show's script editor at the time.

The design of such cards within the Doctor Who collections typically draws from original production stills and promotional photography captured by the BBC. These sets were curated to provide enthusiasts with a visual catalog of the show’s decades-long history, focusing on iconic character portrayals and pivotal narrative moments. The layout is intentionally utilitarian, prioritizing the historical record of the actors and production staff over stylistic flourishes, and the cards are generally received by the collecting community as essential documentation of the program's cultural impact.