A new day dawns for the Doctor! Titan Comics 2018’s epic journey starts with Free Comic Book Day’s Doctor Who comic!

Join the Doctor on May 5 for a free and new-reader-friendly tour through the Doctor’s many incarnations, packed with action, heart, and adventure, and tales that tease 2018’s epic journey!

Perfect for new readers and long-term fans alike, this is the ultimate jumping on point and tease for the future, including the first appearance of the Thirteenth Doctor in comics!

CATCH A FALLING STAR Artist and dreamer Gabby Gonzalez has long travelled with the Tenth Doctor, but her latest adventure may be her last – unless the Doctor can break every law of time!

THE ARMAGEDDON GAMBIT The Seventh Doctor and Ace test their mettle against a planetary invasion! Leads into the new Seventh Doctor series, “Operation Volcano,” launching in June!

MIDNIGHT FEAST The Eleventh Doctor follows his Time Lord tastebuds into an all-night diner, for madcap meals and unorthodox diplomacy!

Plus: A complete reader’s guide to the Doctor Who comics collections! The first appearance in Titan Comics by the Thirteenth Doctor, written and drawn by her new creative team!

Pick up this FREE comic at your local comic store on Saturday, May 5.

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Doctor Who: Tales from the TARDIS comic issue 21 is out now, with three captivating stories from the Twelfth, Eleventh and Tenth Doctors!

Check out the details and the amazing cover art below.

Tales From The TARDIS #21

In this issue, the Tenth Doctor awakens with his memory gone! The Eleventh Doctor and Alice get to know their new travelling companion! And, the Twelfth Doctor is attacked by a seaweed golem!

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Titan Comics has announced that the Seventh Doctor is back, in comics! This brand-new three-part comic series stars the Time Lord, as played by Sylvester McCoy, alongside classic companion Ace, Sophie Aldred.

Hitting stores and digital platforms in June 2018 with a double-sized first issue, Doctor Who: The Seventh Doctor #1 is written by former script editor Andrew Cartmel and writer Ben Aaronovitch (who penned the 1988 story, Remembrance of the Daleks).

Read more about the Seventh Doctor here.

In Titan Comics’ new mini-series, an unknown alien intelligence is in orbit around the Earth. Astronauts under attack. A terrifying, mysterious landing in the Australian interior. The future of the world itself at stake. Counter Measures activated. The Seventh Doctor and Ace are slap bang in the middle of it all! This is OPERATION VOLCANO!

Read more about Ace here.

The debut issue comes with four variant covers to collect: three art covers by artists Alice X. Zhang, Simon Myers, and Christopher Jones, and a photo cover by Will Brooks. Check out the variant covers below.

Cover by Chris Jones

Cover by Will Brooks

Cover by Simon Myers

The Seventh Doctor will also materialize with a back-up strip written by Twelfth Doctor scribe Richard Dinnick, with art by Jessica Martin (who starred in the 1988 television adventure, The Greatest Show In The Galaxy and provided her voice in the 2007 Christmas Special, Voyage of the Damned).

Doctor Who: The Seventh Doctor #1 will be available from June 2018.

Titan Comics has announced that the Thirteenth Doctor, as played by Jodie Whittaker, will make her comic debut alongside Doctor Who Series 11 later this year.

Check out the new look for the Thirteenth Doctor here.

This brand-new ongoing comic series features an all-female creative team: written by Eisner-nominated writer Jody Houser (Star Wars: Rogue One); art by Rachael Stott (The Twelfth Doctor); they are joined by colourist Enrica Angolini (Warhammer 40,000).

The new Doctor made her first appearance on 2017’s Doctor Who Christmas Special, Twice Upon A Time, regenerating from Peter Capaldi’s Twelfth Doctor.

In Fall 2018, the hotly anticipated new series ushers in a brand-new era for Doctor Who with new showrunner Chris Chibnall’s fresh, focused vision and the arrival of Jodie Whittaker, the Thirteenth Doctor, alongside a team of new friends played by Bradley Walsh, Mandip Gill, and Tosin Cole.

Read more about the new companions here.

The Thirteenth Doctor kicks off a new iteration of Titan’s hugely popular and critically acclaimed Doctor Who comics.

The latest issue of Doctor Who Magazine is out now and is packed full of Whovian goodness. We have the cover art and details below.

Issue 522 also sheds new light on the Dalek craze of the 1960s, as agent Beryl Vertue and writer Brad Ashton remember the roles they played. “The Daleks were really the beginning of the BBC handling merchandise,” says Beryl. “None of us really knew what we were doing, so one might say we invented it.”

HIGHLIGHTS OF THIS ISSUE…

BERYL VERTUE
In the 1960s Beryl Vertue was Terry Nation’s agent – now she’s Steven Moffat’s mother-in-law! Beryl discusses an association with Doctor Who that began before the first episode was even transmitted.

BRAD ASHTON
The comedy writer recalls his friendship with Dalek creator Terry Nation and the role he played in The Dalek Outer Space Book.

TERRY NATION’S DALEK EMPIRE
How did the Daleks become so popular in 1964? And why did they suddenly disappear three years later?

WALKING DALEKS
The BBC’s archive gives up its Dalek secrets – including details of the prototype toys that were never manufactured.

SUSAN CALMAN
Comedian, Strictly Come Dancing favourite and now Doctor Who writer – Susan Calman discusses her love for the Time Lord in this exclusive interview.

PETER CAPALDI
Previously unpublished quotes from the last four years reveal a new side to the man who played the Twelfth Doctor.

COSPLAY
In the first part of a new regular feature, Christel Dee presents a guide to recreating Ace’s jacket.

EMMA FREUD
The organiser of Comic Relief’s ‘Breakfast with the Doctors’ event explains how she managed to unite seven Time Lords, two companions and a showrunner.

PUBLIC IMAGE 
A detailed survey of Doctor Who’s television ratings during the Peter Capaldi years.

NEW EARTH
This issue’s Fact of Fiction explores the 2006 story featuring the Tenth Doctor and Rose.

THE PHANTOM PIPER
Part Four of The Phantom Piper, a new comic strip adventure featuring the Twelfth Doctor and Bill.

PLUS…The Blogs of Doom, previews, reviews, news, prize-winning competitions and your letters.

DWM 522 is on sale now!

The latest issue of Doctor Who Magazine is out now and is packed full of Whovian goodness. We have the cover art and details below.

Issue 522 also sheds new light on the Dalek craze of the 1960s, as agent Beryl Vertue and writer Brad Ashton remember the roles they played. “The Daleks were really the beginning of the BBC handling merchandise,” says Beryl. “None of us really knew what we were doing, so one might say we invented it.”

HIGHLIGHTS OF THIS ISSUE…

BERYL VERTUE
In the 1960s Beryl Vertue was Terry Nation’s agent – now she’s Steven Moffat’s mother-in-law! Beryl discusses an association with Doctor Who that began before the first episode was even transmitted.

BRAD ASHTON
The comedy writer recalls his friendship with Dalek creator Terry Nation and the role he played in The Dalek Outer Space Book.

TERRY NATION’S DALEK EMPIRE
How did the Daleks become so popular in 1964? And why did they suddenly disappear three years later?

WALKING DALEKS
The BBC’s archive gives up its Dalek secrets – including details of the prototype toys that were never manufactured.

SUSAN CALMAN
Comedian, Strictly Come Dancing favourite and now Doctor Who writer – Susan Calman discusses her love for the Time Lord in this exclusive interview.

PETER CAPALDI
Previously unpublished quotes from the last four years reveal a new side to the man who played the Twelfth Doctor.

COSPLAY
In the first part of a new regular feature, Christel Dee presents a guide to recreating Ace’s jacket.

EMMA FREUD
The organiser of Comic Relief’s ‘Breakfast with the Doctors’ event explains how she managed to unite seven Time Lords, two companions and a showrunner.

PUBLIC IMAGE 
A detailed survey of Doctor Who’s television ratings during the Peter Capaldi years.

NEW EARTH
This issue’s Fact of Fiction explores the 2006 story featuring the Tenth Doctor and Rose.

THE PHANTOM PIPER
Part Four of The Phantom Piper, a new comic strip adventure featuring the Twelfth Doctor and Bill.

PLUS…The Blogs of Doom, previews, reviews, news, prize-winning competitions and your letters.

DWM 522 is on sale now!