From the makers of Doctor Who Magazine is a new bookazine celebrating the Time Lord’s stories in space. Check out all the details on The Essential Doctor Who: Adventures in Space and cover art below. The Essential Doctor Who: Adventures in Space The TARDIS doesn’t just travel through time – stories set in space have been an essential part of Doctor Who for six decades. The inhospitable void between the stars has served as the backdrop to epic space operas…

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  The newest special edition of the Doctor Who Figurine Collection features a classic monster from the 1971 Third Doctor adventure The Dæmons, Azal. Azal was the last of a race known as the Dæmons. His spaceship had crashed on Earth and was buried beneath a barrow in the English village of Devil’s End. The Master, posing as a vicar, summoned Azal in the hope of gaining the Dæmon’s vast powers. This imposing, highly detailed, hand-painted figurine measures 150mm in height and…

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THE NEXT FOUR EPISODES ARE PREVIEWED IN ISSUE 513 OF DOCTOR WHO MAGAZINE! The Ice Warriors and the Cybermen are on their way back to Doctor Who – so we have a choice of TWO monsters covers for our latest issue! Inside Issue 513, we preview the next four episodes to air, The Lie of the Land, Empress of Mars, The Eaters of Light and World Enough and Time. Empress of Mars script writer Mark Gatiss tells us why he…

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Doctor Who: The Lost Dimension: Doctor Who fans are deep into the 10th season of the beloved BBC series, but they’re going to want to take a break to check out Doctor Who: The Lost Dimension, a crossover event featuring four Doctors from Titan Comics. The Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, and Twelfth Doctors will need to come together to face a threat that no one Doctor could face alone. The event kicks off in the Alpha issue being released on Titan’s…

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The latest Special Edition of Doctor Who Magazine is devoted to the many Doctor Who toys and games that have been released since the early 1960s.   One hundred pages of all-new content includes surveys of the items produced in each decade, a feature on the rarest Doctor Who toy of all, the untold story of 1965’s Zarbi puppets and a ringside seat at a board-game marathon. Other highlights include a detailed analysis of Denys Fisher’s 1970s range of Doctor…

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FOUR NEW EPISODES ARE PREVIEWED IN  ISSUE 512 OF DOCTOR WHO MAGAZINE! There’s an exclusive interview with guest star David Suchet who plays the enigmatic Landlord in Knock Knock… “I suppose I so became so associated with Poirot,” says the distinguished actor, “but when they invited me to Doctor Who, I said yes before I’d even read the script!” Why? “Because it’s Doctor Who! It’s the most iconic series, even more so than Poirot. To have that opportunity was the greatest…

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THE ESSENTIAL DOCTOR WHO: ROBOTS Panini’s lavish series of publications devoted to key aspects of the Doctor Who universe continues with an issue devoted to robots. The Doctor’s deadliest adversaries include mechanical killers such as the Yeti, the Voc robots and the clockwork droids. For more than five decades the series has realised some of our darkest fears about artificial intelligence and mankind’s relationship with its automated servants. This 116-page bookazine includes interviews with: Chris Boucher (writer of The Robots…

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