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Doctor Who Magazine Special 68

Doctor Who Magazine Special 68

The ultimate guide to the Fifteenth Doctor’s debut season… and much more! Inside this issue: GARY GILLATT, PAUL KIRKLEY, LISA GLEDHILL and YOMI AYENI reflect on the episodes from Ncuti Gatwa’s first season as the Doctor. Authors BONNIE LANGFORD, GARY RUSSELL, GEORGIA COOK, UNA McCORMACK, PAUL MAGRS and LD LAPINKSI talk about their Doctor Who books. DWM celebrates 25 years of Big Finish audio adventures with actor and director BARNABY EDWARDS, who brought Eighth Doctor Paul McGann to the stage in 2024 for The…

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Doctor Who Magazine 611

Doctor Who Magazine 611

Inside this issue: The writer of this year’s Christmas Special, STEVEN MOFFAT, gives us a preview of what awaits on Christmas Day… PHIL COLLINSON and the team behind the colourisation of Second Doctor finale The War Games discuss the new edit of this landmark story. We catch up with JANET FIELDING (Fourth/Fifth Doctor companion Tegan) and INGRID OLIVER (Osgood) at the Bath Children’s Literature festival. Join the guests at Cardiff’s Arcadia convention including Fugitive Doctor JO MARTIN. It’s 50 years since Doctor Who and the Daleks came to the…

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Doctor Who Magazine 610

Doctor Who Magazine 610

Inside this issue PHILIP HINCHCLIFFE – THE ULTIMATE INTERVIEW! The man behind Fourth Doctor classics such as Genesis of the Daleks, Terror of the Zygons, The Seeds of Doom and Robots of Death reflects on his career – sharing his views on what makes essential Doctor Who – and reacts to episodes of this year’s series. Showrunners RUSSELL T DAVIES, STEVEN MOFFAT, CHRIS CHIBNALL and the TV Movie’s producer PHILIP SEGAL talk about Hinchcliffe Who and how it inspired them. As the first series of Blake’s 7 arrives on Blu-ray, we examine how it crossed over…

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Doctor Who: Daleks – The Ultimate Guide

Doctor Who: Daleks – The Ultimate Guide

The latest bookazine from the makers of Doctor Who Magazine explores the Daleks’ behind-the-scenes history, and their fictional universe, in unprecedented detail.  Daleks – The Ultimate Guide includes all the television stories, along with details of Dalek feature films, stage plays, books, comic strips, webcasts, audio dramas and much more. New CG illustrations tell the story of the Daleks’ design evolution from 1963 to the present day. This 224-page publication, packed full of new and new and exclusive material, includes a lavish…

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Doctor Who: Monstrous Beauty

Doctor Who: Monstrous Beauty

Get ready for more action-packed comic strip adventures through time and space, taken from the pages of the official Doctor Who Magazine.  Starring multiple incarnations of the Doctor, this next volume sees the Thirteenth Doctor venture into the Gardens of Everlasting Summer, the Peter Cushing version of the Doctor battle the Mechanoids, the Third Doctor trading wits with the Master, and much more!  Plus! The Ninth Doctor and Rose enter the Dark Times and clash with the Time Lords’ ancestors! …

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Doctor Who: Into the Vortex

Doctor Who: Into the Vortex

The makers of Doctor Who Magazine present a lavish, 224-page bookazine in an exclusive slipcase. Into the Vortex covers the entire history of the world’s longest-running science-fiction series, with details and highlights of all 311 television stories, plus sections dedicated to the series’ best-known monsters, villains and other characters. Newcomers to the show will find this the perfect way to navigate the vast archive of episodes on the BBC’s iPlayer, while longtime fans will find new and surprising insights into the television adventures of…

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Doctor Who Magazine 608

Doctor Who Magazine 608

Inside this issue Join DWM at rehearsals for the Doctor Who Prom! We talk to host Catherine Tate, composers Murray Gold and Segun Akinola and exec producer Julie Gardner. Voice of the Daleks, and Big Finish boss, Nicholas Briggs talks about the challenges presented by the live performance of audio drama The Stuff of Legend, and his experiences on the TV show itself. Script to Screen! Discover how Dot and Bubble’s monstrous Mantraps were brought to life! Ahead of the release of Season 25 on Blu-ray,…

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Doctor Who Magazine 607

Doctor Who Magazine 607

Inside this issue: The concluding part of our access-all-areas coverage of this year’s apocalyptic season finale. We speak to Ncuti Gatwa, Millie Gibson, Russell T Davies, director Jamie Donoughue, plus Mrs Flood herself – Anita Dobson. Jodie Whittaker and Mandip Gill talk to DWM about a new series of audio adventures for the Thirteenth Doctor and Yaz. Behind the scenes at San Diego Comic-Con with executive producer Julie Gardner. Find out all about the making of Madame Tussauds’ stunning Fifteenth Doctor wax…

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Doctor Who Magazine Special 67 The Missing Doctor Who

Doctor Who Magazine Special 67 The Missing Doctor Who

Doctor Who Magazine presents a new Special Edition, packed with exclusive features and rare photos. This issue reveals the results of the ‘League of Legends’ poll, which asked readers to name the ‘lost’ episodes they’d most like to watch. But that’s just the beginning of a journey into the most mysterious corners of the Whoniverse… “We’ve extended the definition of ‘missing Doctor Who’ wider than ever before,” says editor Marcus Hearn. “Within these pages you’ll find articles about filming locations that have…

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First Look At Doctor Who Magazine 606

First Look At Doctor Who Magazine 606

DWM 606 includes:  Behind the scenes on this year’s season finale with NCUTI GATWA, BONNIE LANGFORD, JEMMA REDGRAVE, YASMIN FINNEY, RUSSELL T DAVIES and many more! Join GABRIEL WOOLF as he records the voice of Sutekh for The Legend of Ruby Sunday and Empire of Death and remembers his role in 1975’s Pyramids of Mars. Plus! We talk to James Burge – the hand of Sutekh… Script to Screen: creating the bird-like alien Chuldur for Regency episode Rogue. We discuss the more unsettling aspects of Finetime…

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