This issue also includes:

• 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 1960s 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 1960s…
• Part Two 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 Fictiondelves 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!

DWM 536 is on sale from 7 March, priced £5.99.

Doctor Who’s creators envisaged a series that would go forwards, backwards and sideways in time. The Doctor’s trips to parallel universes and alternative dimensions have provided the show with some of its best-loved adventures – from its black-and-white beginnings to the latest episodes, starring Jodie Whittaker.

Uncover the background to these memorable journeys and explore the greatest stories beyond the television series in this lavish publication, which is packed full of exclusive features and rare images.

RRP: £9.99

Dallas Jones and Roger Reynolds, co-editors of Trap Street, a free Doctor Who e-zine, are proud to announce the publication of Issue Three.

In this edition we have a scoop with a major interview with Dr Niall Doran, the “Scientific Advisor” for Series 11.

Other articles include: “The Bard and the Blue Box an interesting article on Shakespeare his influences and appearance in Doctor Who; “Whostorical” an article on History in Doctor Who; “Sonic Screwdriver” is an article that analyses of the use of the Sonic Screwdriver in Series 11; the concluding part of Daniel Worsley’s short story “Extinction Day”; plus much more.

There are two ways to experience Trap Street Three.

One is to view Trap Street on-line

Or

You can download a PDF version of the publication to peruse at your leisure.

To obtain information on how to access both / either of these options then send an email to:

Our website has a bit more information plus a peek at some of the articles.

Dallas Jones & Roger Reynolds

Co-editors of Trap Street

Doctor Who: Tales from the TARDIS comic issue #2.3 is on sale now.

In this issue, the concluding adventures through the Doctor’s many lives! Plus, the Thirteenth Doctor must find the source of a portal that holds a trapped time-traveller! And finally, Bill joins the Twelfth Doctor to battle Ice Warriors and Vikings!

Check out the details and the amazing cover art below:

If you are considering subscribing to the Doctor Who Titan Comics, NOW is the perfect time. This is all you’ll get from your subscription:

• A free Doctor Who Top Trumps etc
• You save 15% off the cover price
• Issues will be delivered to your door completely hassle-free
• Most of all, you will enjoy some of the most captivating stories this side of the Doctor Who universe!

Doctor Who: Tales from the TARDIS comic issue ##2.3 is on sale now.

RESOLUTION’S DIRECTOR WAYNE YIP TELLS DWM HOW HE BROUGHT THE 2019 NEW YEAR’S DAY DALEK STORY TO LIFE!

Doctor Who Magazine 535 also includes:

• An exclusive preview of the Doctor Who: The Collection – Season 18 Blu-ray box set – and a look behind the making-of Logopolis‘ digital makeover
• An exclusive interview with Season 18’s script editor Christopher H Bidmead
• DWM investigates the story of the 1960s 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 One 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!

DWM 535 is on sale from 7 February, priced £5.99.

TOM BAKER SPEAKS TO DWM AHEAD OF THE PUBLICATION OF HIS FIRST DOCTOR WHO NOVEL!

Doctor Who Magazine 534 also includes:

• 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 1970s Dalek Annuals
• Part Four 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 Fictiondelves 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!

DWM 534 is on sale from 10 January, priced £5.99.

Jodie Whittaker’s debut as the Doctor was one of the television events of 2018 and a landmark in Doctor Who’s long history.

The latest Doctor Who Magazine Special Edition explores the making of Series 11 in unprecedented detail. Highlights among the exclusive interviews include:

Percelle Ascott (The Battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos)

Jonny Dixon (The Woman Who Fell to Earth)

Shobna Gulati (Arachnids in the UK, Demons of the Punjab)

Julie Hesmondhalgh (Kerblam!)

Ed Hime (writer, It Takes You Away)

Phyllis Logan (The Battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos)

Susan Lynch (The Ghost Monument)

Pete McTighe (writer, Kerblam!)

Vinette Robinson (Rosa)

Ellie Wallwork (It Takes You Away)

Jodie Whittaker (The Doctor)

Joy Wilkinson (writer, The Witchfinders)

Editor Marcus Hearn says: “We’ve packed an incredible amount into the latest Yearbook. It was always our intention to create the ultimate guide to Series 11, and this issue includes much of the material that we’ve been gathering with the cast and writers since the beginning of 2018.”

The Doctor Who Magazine Yearbook 2019 is on sale from 3 January at WH Smith and all good newsagents, price £5.99.

Doctor Who: Tales from the TARDIS comic issue #2.2 is on sale now, with three stories from the Eleventh, Twelfth and Thirteenth Doctors.

In this issue, the Eleventh Doctor and Alice meet robots in disguise – not that they’re hard to spot! The Twelfth Doctor and Bill are warped into a mysterious pocket dimension! And finally, continue the journey of the many lives of the Doctor in several exhilarating adventures!

Check out the details and the amazing cover art below:

The Special – Resolution – is written by Chris Chibnall. Chris says: “There’s no better way to start a new year than with Doctor Who. And knowing that it would play on New Year’s Day gave me the opportunity to write the New Year setting into the story. “You want it to feel like a treat: a big, thrilling, explosive, moving, cheeky, surprising treat. Basically, you want the Special to be epic. And I promise, it’s going to be epic.”Also in this issue…

RATINGS: An in-depth look at Series 11’s ratings.

SHARON D CLARKE: An exclusive interview with Sharon, who played Grace O’Brien in the 2018 series.

OUT OF THE TARDIS: Frazer Hines answers questions from our TARDIS tin.

DERRICK SHERWIN: DWM pays tribute to the Doctor Who script editor and producer who oversaw the series’ transition from black and white into colour.

CYBER CONTROLLER: Highlights from a previously unpublished interview with Derrick Sherwin in 2014.

THE WARMONGER: Part Three of a brand-new comic strip adventure featuring the Thirteenth Doctor and her friends.

THE TIME TEAM: The Time Team watches Doctor Who’s very first Christmas Day episode, 1965’s The Feast of Steven.

2018 SEASON SURVEY: Share your views on the latest series of Doctor Who.

THE FACT OF FICTION: Delving into 1981’s spin-off series K9 and Company, starring Elisabeth Sladen as Sarah Jane Smith.

CHRISTMAS QUIZ: Put your Doctor Who knowledge to the test with the DWM Christmas Quiz.

EPISODE REVIEWS: Our verdict on Series 11 episodes Demons of the Punjab, Kerblam! and The Witchfinders.

PLUS…A FREE double-sided poster, The Blogs of Doom, reviews, news, prize-winning competitions and much, much more!

Doctor Who Magazine 533 is on sale 13 December, priced £5.99.