Doctor Who Magazine (UK 1979-Present Marvel UK/Panini) comic books 2019

The latest issue of Doctor Who Magazine is packed with all-new content including revealing interviews, behind-the-scenes info and unique insights into the world's longest-running science-fiction program. The magazine also celebrates the best of Doctor Who's past with a compelling mix of articles and rare images. In this issue: Exclusive preview of Resolution - guest stars Charlotte Ritchie and Nikesh Patel, director Wayne Yip and writer Chris Chibnall feature in DWM's exclusive preview of the New Year's Day Special; Sharon D Clarke - an exclusive interview with the actress who played Grace O'Brien in the 2018 series; Frazer Hines pulls some crackers from DWM's TARDIS tin; Derrick Sherwin - a tribute to the writer, story editor and producer who oversaw the series' transition from black and white into color; highlights from a previously unpublished interview with Derrick Sherwin; the latest in-depth report on Series 11's ratings; The Fact of Fiction - 1981's spin-off K9 and Company, starring Elisabeth Sladen as Sarah Jane Smith; put your Doctor Who knowledge to the test with the DWM Christmas Quiz; The Time Team comments on Doctor Who's very first Christmas Day episode, 1965's The Feast of Steven; Part 3 of The Warmonger, a new comic strip adventure featuring the Thirteenth Doctor and her friends; season survey - share your views on the latest series of Doctor Who; our verdict on Series 11 episodes Demons of the Punjab, Kerblam! and The Witchfinders; a free double-sided poster, The Blogs of Doom, reviews, news, prize-winning competitions and much, much more! 84 pages, full color. Cover price $11.99.

Doctor Who Magazine looks forward to what's coming up in the world of Doctor Who in 2019. It's packed with all-new content including revealing interviews, behind-the-scenes info and unique insights into the world's longest-running science-fiction series. The magazine also celebrates the best of Doctor Who's past with a compelling mix of articles and rare images. In this issue: Tom Baker speaks to DWM ahead of the publication of his first Doctor Who novel; Tom Baker answers questions from our TARDIS tin; an interview with Doctor Who author James Goss, who helped Tom write Scratchman; actor Shaun Dooley (who played Epzo in 2018 episode The Ghost Monument) reveals his photographic contribution to Series 11; a look at BBC Audio's resurrection of the 1970's Dalek Annuals; Part 4 of The Warmonger, a brand-new comic strip adventure featuring the Thirteenth Doctor and her friends; The Time Team watches three episodes -- from 2007, 1966 and 1987 -- which introduce new companions; cosplayer Jamie Lenman shows his appreciation for the Sixth Doctor's coat; The Fact of Fiction delves into the 2011 Eleventh Doctor story The God Complex; DWM's reviews of Series 11 episodes It Takes You Away, The Battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos and the New Year's Day Special Resolution; an overview of Series 11's ratings; answers to the DWM Christmas Quiz; The Blogs of Doom, reviews, news, prize-winning competitions and much, much more! 84 pages, full color. Cover price $11.99.

Doctor Who Magazine looks forward to what's coming up in the world of Doctor Who in 2019. It's packed with all-new content including revealing interviews, behind-the-scenes info and unique insights into the world's longest-running science-fiction program. The magazine also celebrates the best of Doctor Who's past with a compelling mix of articles and rare images. In this issue: Resolution's director Wayne Yip tells DWM how he brought the 2019 New Year's Day Dalek story to life; an exclusive preview of the Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 18 Blu-ray box set, and a look behind Logopolis' new digital makeover; an exclusive interview with Season 18's script editor Christopher H Bidmead; DWM investigates the story of the 1960's Doctor Who audio recordings which were discovered in a skip at the end of 2018; a visit to one of the Doctor Who escape rooms which are opening across the UK; an interview with Feifei Ruan, the artist commissioned to create Chinese-inspired Doctor Who artwork for Shanghai Comic Con; Part 1 of Herald of Madness, a brand-new comic strip adventure featuring the Thirteenth Doctor and her friends; The Time Team watches 2006's Love & Monsters and explores what it means to be a Doctor Who fan; The Fact of Fiction delves into the 1980 Fourth Doctor story Full Circle; an in-depth look at how Resolution performed in the ratings; The Blogs of Doom, reviews, previews, news, prize-winning competitions and much, much more! 84 pages, full color. Cover price $11.99.

Doctor Who Magazine looks forward to what's coming up in the world of Doctor Who in 2019. It's packed with all-new content including revealing interviews, behind-the-scenes info and unique insights into the world's longest-running science-fiction program. The magazine also celebrates the best of Doctor Who's past with a compelling mix of articles and rare images. In this issue: Exclusive preview of the animated Macra Terror; Anneke Wills and Frazer Hines recall the making of the original Macra Terror; a lost Dalek story from 1966 and the previously untold story of its celebrated writer; a tribute to 1960's Doctor Who producer Innes Lloyd; an interview with Mark Troughton about his famous father; writer Stephen Gallagher tells DWM about his new take on the 1981 story Warriors' Gate; the second part of an exclusive interview with Season 18's script editor Christopher H Bidmead; how did the Doctor become such a rebel? - DWM investigates how the series changed during the 1960's; Part 2 of Herald of Madness, a new comic strip adventure featuring the Thirteenth Doctor and her friends; cosplayers recreate the Fourth Doctor's Season 18 style; The Fact of Fiction delves into the 2007 story Gridlock; our verdict on Tom Baker's Doctor Who novel Scratchman and the Season 18 Blu-ray box set; The Blogs of Doom, audio reviews, previews, news, prize-winning competitions and much, much more! 84 pages, full color. Cover price $11.99.

Doctor Who Magazine looks forward to what's coming up in the world of Doctor Who in 2019. It's packed with all-new content including revealing interviews, behind-the-scenes info, and unique insights into the world's longest-running science-fiction program. The magazine also celebrates the best of Doctor Who's past with a compelling mix of articles and rare images. In this issue: Revealing the remake of Mission to the Unknown; what does it takes to become a Stenza warrior? - actor Samuel Oatley explains; an interview with the man behind the new version of Mission to the Unknown; Colin Baker and the cast of The Ultimate Adventure look back on the Doctor Who stageplay; backstage with Colin Baker at Leeds' Grand Theatre in 1989; War World - an in-depth look at the script originally intended for the 1989 stage production; Cyber Leader David Banks dips into the TARDIS tin; tributes to the king of Doctor Who extras Pat Gorman and visual effects designer Richard Gregory; former script editor Andrew Cartmel remembers Happiness Patrol writer Graeme Curry; a preview of this year's Record Store Day releases; Part 3 of Herald of Madness, a new comic strip adventure featuring the Thirteenth Doctor and her friends; how to dress like the First Doctor, along with his friends and foes; does the 1996 TV movie impress the Time Team?; The Blogs of Doom, audio reviews, previews, news, prize-winning competitions and much, much more! 84 pages, full color. Cover price $11.99.

Doctor Who Magazine looks forward to what's coming up in the world of Doctor Who in 2019. It's packed with all-new content including revealing interviews, behind-the-scenes info and unique insights into the world's longest-running science-fiction program. The magazine also celebrates the best of Doctor Who's past with a compelling mix of articles and rare images. In this issue: Exclusive interview with new composer Segun Akinola; a candid interview with Eric Saward, Doctor Who's longest-serving script editor; former showrunner Steven Moffat discusses Eric's legacy; Robert Allsopp describes his unusual contributions to Doctor Who's prop and costume departments - from the Sylvester McCoy episodes to the present day; Alex Mercer describes what it's like to be one of the current producers of Doctor Who; storyboard artist James Iles talks us through some of his stunning illustrations; Jacqueline King -- aka Sylvia Noble -- answers questions from the TARDIS tin; a tribute to Shane Rimmer, who guest starred in The Gunfighters in 1966; Part 4 of Herald of Madness, a new comic strip adventure featuring the Thirteenth Doctor and her friends; how one cosplayer became the War Doctor's companion; The Fact of Fiction explores the 1979 story Nightmare of Eden; The Blogs of Doom, audio reviews, previews, news, prize-winning competitions and much, much more! 84 pages, full color. Cover price $11.99.

Doctor Who Magazine looks forward to what's coming up in the world of Doctor Who in 2019. It's packed with all-new content including revealing interviews, behind-the-scenes info and unique insights into the world's longest-running science-fiction program. The magazine also celebrates the best of Doctor Who's past with a compelling mix of articles and rare images. In this issue: Exclusive Jodie Whittaker interview; the latest Production Notes from showrunner Chris Chibnall; former Doctor David Tennant discusses Jodie Whittaker; Howard Burden recalls designing costumes for three different Doctors; the second part of a candid interview with 1980's script editor Eric Saward; what topped the DWM season poll?; we talk to the team behind the Blu-ray special edition of 1973's Planet of the Daleks; The Fact of Fiction explores the 2005 story The Long Game; Eric Saward previews his novelisations of Resurrection and Revelation of the Daleks; is Doctor Who a kids' show? - the Time Team decides; how to recreate the Second Doctor's 'cosmic hobo' style; the final part of Herald of Madness, a comic strip adventure featuring the Thirteenth Doctor and her friends; The Blogs of Doom, audio reviews, previews, news, prize-winning competitions and much, much more! 84 pages, full color. Cover price $11.99.

DWM celebrates Jon Pertwee's centenary with 30 pages devoted to the Third Doctor! The latest issue of the official Doctor Who Magazine looks forward to what's coming up in the world of Doctor Who in 2019. It's packed with all-new content including revealing interviews, behind-the-scenes info and unique insights into the world's longest-running science-fiction program. The magazine also celebrates the best of Doctor Who's past with a compelling mix of articles and rare images. In this issue: The World Cup of the Third Doctor - how did your favorite story fare in our epic Twitter tournament?; lost for more than 40 years - a candid interview with Jon Pertwee from the very first Doctor Who convention in 1977; an exclusive interview with Jon's son, actor Sean Pertwee; a previously unpublished interview with Barry Letts, who produced most of the Third Doctor's stories and co-wrote classics like The Daemons and The Green Death; an exclusive update on the production of Series 12 from showrunner Chris Chibnall; Katy Manning, who played the Third Doctor's companion Jo Grant, visits the Time Team; the second part of an interview with costume designer Howard Burden, who created outfits for the Twelfth Doctor, Clara and Missy; The Fact of Fiction explores the Twelfth Doctor story Time Heist; DWM's review of the Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 10 Blu-ray box set; The Legacy of Time - DWM talks exclusively to the cast and crew behind one of the most ambitious Doctor Who adventures ever, which features no fewer than six Doctors; Part 1 of Power of the Mobox, a new comic strip adventure featuring the Thirteenth Doctor and her friends; The Blogs of Doom, audio reviews, news, prize-winning competitions and much, much more! 84 pages, full color. Cover price $11.99.

Doctor Who Magazine looks forward to what's coming up in the world of Doctor Who in 2019 and beyond. It's packed with all-new content including revealing interviews, behind-the-scenes info and unique insights into the world's longest-running science-fiction program. The magazine also celebrates the best of Doctor Who's past with a compelling mix of articles and rare images. In this issue: Previously unseen images and new insights on the stories Christopher Barry directed - The Daleks, The Rescue, The Romans, The Savages, The Power of the Daleks, The Daemons, The Mutants, Robot, The Brain of Morbius and The Creature from the Pit; director Michael E Briant, actress Kay Patrick and writer Marc Platt recall working with Christopher Barry; Jon Pertwee reflects on life after Doctor Who in the second part of an interview conducted at his first ever convention appearance in 1977; David Bradley answers questions from the TARDIS tin; The Fact of Fiction explores the Eleventh Doctor story The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon; reviews of the Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 10 Blu-rays and Eric Saward's Resurrection of the Daleks novelisation; Part 2 of Power of the Mobox, a new comic strip adventure featuring the Thirteenth Doctor and her friends; The Blogs of Doom, audio reviews, previews, news, prize-winning competitions and much, much more! 84 pages, full color. Cover price $11.99.

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This issue looks forward to what's coming up in the world of Doctor Who in 2019. It's packed with all-new content including revealing interviews, behind-the-scenes info and unique insights into the world's longest-running science-fiction program. The magazine also celebrates the best of Doctor Who's past with a compelling mix of articles and rare images. In this issue: Today's Doctor Who writers pay tribute to the series' pioneers - featuring exclusive contributions from Paul Cornell, Sarah Dollard, Matthew Graham, Peter Harness, Pete McTighe, Steven Moffat, James Moran, Rona Munro, Robert Shearman and Toby Whithouse; exclusive interviews with Billie Piper and Camille Coduri ahead of Big Finish's new audio series Rose Tyler: The Dimension Cannon; The Robots of Ravolox - investigating Robert Holmes' final mystery; Bonnie Langford answers questions from the TARDIS tin; 1980's script editor Eric Saward reflects on the troubled production of The Trial of a Time Lord; The Trial of a Time Lord on trial - could it be Doctor Who's most underrated story?; The Fact of Fiction explores the 2008 Tenth Doctor story Planet of the Ood; an exclusive preview of Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 23; Part 3 of Power of the Mobox, a new comic-strip adventure featuring the Thirteenth Doctor and her friends; The Blogs of Doom, audio reviews, previews, news, prize-winning competitions and much, much more! 84 pages, full color. Cover price $11.99.

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Doctor Who Magazine looks forward to what's coming up in the world of Doctor Who in 2019 and beyond. It's packed with all-new content including revealing interviews, behind-the-scenes info and unique insights into the world's longest-running science-fiction program. The magazine also celebrates the best of Doctor Who's past with a compelling mix of articles and rare images. In this issue: The John Nathan-Turner legacy - a new perspective on Doctor Who's longest-serving producer, featuring previously unseen images from his own scrapbooks; former Doctor Who script editor Andrew Cartmel describes working with John Nathan-Turner; Sophie Aldred explains how JNT changed her life; Stephen Cranford on what it was like to know JNT as a friend; writer Philip Martin and actor Nabil Shaban reveal Sil and the Devil Seeds of Arodor; composer Richard Hartley on recreating his score for 1986's 'Mindwarp'; an investigation into the deepest mysteries of regeneration; your at-a-glance guide to Doctor Who's post-regeneration stories; an interview with the creators of the new VR game The Edge of Time; The Fact of Fiction explores the 2017 story Knock Knock; DWM's verdict on Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 23; Part 1 of Mistress of Chaos, a new comic-strip adventure featuring the Thirteenth Doctor and her friends; The Blogs of Doom, audio reviews, previews, news, prize-winning competitions and much, much more! 84 pages, full color. Cover price $11.99.

Doctor Who Magazine celebrates its 40th Anniversary! DWM looks forward to what's coming up in the world of Doctor Who in 2019 and beyond. It's packed with all-new content including revealing interviews, behind-the-scenes info and unique insights into the world's longest-running science-fiction program. The magazine also celebrates the best of Doctor Who's past with a compelling mix of articles and rare images. In this issue: Exclusive interviews with showrunners Chris Chibnall, Russell T Davies and Steven Moffat; Doctor Who Weekly's founding editor Dez Skinn and its original features writer Jeremy Bentham reunite to discuss the magazine's earliest days; Doctor Who writer Paul Cornell pays tribute to his friend and mentor Terrance Dicks; a previously unpublished interview with Terrance Dicks, in which he remembers his working life away from Doctor Who; highlights from the original, unpublished manuscript of The Eight Doctors, Terrance's first commission for BBC Books' range of original Doctor Who novels; professional Doctor Who fiction writers select highlights of Terrance's Target novelisations and other books; a look back at how readers' views of Doctor Who episodes, as expressed in DWM's Season Survey results, have evolved over the last four decades; The Fact of Fiction explores the 1979 story The Creature from the Pit; a fiendishly difficult quiz, all about the first 40 years of Doctor Who Magazine; Part 2 of Mistress of Chaos, a new comic-strip adventure featuring the Thirteenth Doctor and her friends; audio reviews, previews, news, prize-winning competitions and much, much more! Full color. Cover price $11.99.

The latest issue looks forward to what's coming up in the world of Doctor Who in 2019 and beyond. It's packed with all-new content including revealing interviews, behind-the-scenes info and unique insights into the world's longest-running science-fiction program. The magazine also celebrates the best of Doctor Who's past with a compelling mix of articles and rare images. In this issue: The World Cup of the Daleks - thirty-two Dalek stories battled for supremacy in our epic Twitter contest; a 16-page celebration of the Daleks, including the results of DWM's online tournament; an exclusive Series 12 update; writer and director Pete McTighe goes behind the scenes on The Promise, his new trailer for the Season 26 Blu-ray box set; Sophie Aldred discusses her on-screen return as Ace; production designer Arwel Jones gives DWM a tour of the Thirteenth Doctor's TARDIS; the first part of an exclusive interview with former script editor Andrew Cartmel; a preview of Tiny Rebel's final Doctor Who: Infinity games; The Fact of Fiction explores the 1973 story Carnival of Monsters; the answers to last issue's fiendishly difficult quiz about the first 40 years of DWM; Part 3 of Mistress of Chaos, a new comic-strip adventure featuring the Thirteenth Doctor and her friends; The Blogs of Doom, audio and book reviews, previews, news, prize-winning competitions and much, much more! 84 pages, full color. Cover price $11.99.

Doctor Who Magazine is packed with all-new content including revealing interviews, behind-the-scenes info and unique insights into the world's longest-running science-fiction program. The magazine also celebrates the best of Doctor Who's past with a compelling mix of articles and rare images. In this issue: An exclusive, in-depth interview with showrunner Chris Chibnall, plus his latest Production Notes; the directors of Series 12 speak exclusively to DWM; exclusive previews of the first new-series episodes: Spyfall Parts One and Two; Tosin Cole (who plays Ryan Sinclair) answers questions from the TARDIS Tin; An Advent in Space and Time: six decades of festive TV and radio highlights; DWM revisits the Doctor Who pantomimes of the 1980's; the final part of a candid interview with former script editor Andrew Cartmel; broadcaster Ian Collins recalls playing a Haemovore in 1989's The Curse of Fenric; an exclusive preview of the Season 26 Blu-ray box set; The Fact of Fiction explores the 2012 Christmas Special The Snowmen; DWM's fiendishly tricky Christmas Quiz; Part 4 of Mistress of Chaos, a new comic-strip adventure featuring the Thirteenth Doctor and her friends; audio and book reviews, previews, news, prize-winning competitions and much, much more! 84 pages, full color. Cover price $11.99.

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Doctor Who Magazine is packed with all-new content including revealing interviews, behind-the-scenes info and unique insights into the world's longest-running science-fiction program. The magazine also celebrates the best of Doctor Who's past with a compelling mix of articles and rare images. In this issue: An exclusive, in-depth interview with showrunner Chris Chibnall, plus his latest Production Notes; the directors of Series 12 speak exclusively to DWM; exclusive previews of the first new-series episodes: Spyfall Parts One and Two; Tosin Cole (who plays Ryan Sinclair) answers questions from the TARDIS Tin; An Advent in Space and Time: six decades of festive TV and radio highlights; DWM revisits the Doctor Who pantomimes of the 1980's; the final part of a candid interview with former script editor Andrew Cartmel; broadcaster Ian Collins recalls playing a Haemovore in 1989's The Curse of Fenric; an exclusive preview of the Season 26 Blu-ray box set; The Fact of Fiction explores the 2012 Christmas Special The Snowmen; DWM's fiendishly tricky Christmas Quiz; Part 4 of Mistress of Chaos, a new comic-strip adventure featuring the Thirteenth Doctor and her friends; audio and book reviews, previews, news, prize-winning competitions and much, much more! 84 pages, full color. Cover price $11.99.