Doctor Who Magazine Nr 574
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Highlights of the new issue include:
An exclusive preview of Mind of the Hodiac (Russell T Davies’ first Doctor Who script) ahead of its Big Finish release, with contributions from Colin Baker, Bonnie Langford, Russell, Scott Handcock and Emily Cook.
The first instalment of a two-part interview with Doctor Who’s outgoing executive producer Matt Strevens.
Visual effects designer Ben Pickles describes his contributions to the Thirteenth Doctor’s era.
Zodiak VFX’s Tamsie Thomas and Myfanwy Harris talk about their award-winning work on Doctor Who.
A tribute to Doctor Who director Michael Ferguson, who passed away in October.
The inside story of how the BBC paved the way for Doctor Who’s long-awaited return in 2005.
Pianist Jess Jurkovic discusses his YouTube project ‘Dudley Simpson IS Doctor Who’.
Collectivity investigates the increasingly sophisticated world of trading cards.
Apocrypha revisits Invasion of the Daleks, a seminal comic strip from 1964’s The Dalek Book.
The Fact of Fiction looks at the 1965 story The Romans.
Public Image analyses the ratings for Eve of the Daleks.
The first part of Hydra’s Gate, a new comic-strip story for the Doctor, Yaz and Dan.
Previews, reviews, news, prize-winning competitions, Time and Space Visualiser, Sufficient Data and more.
An exclusive preview of Mind of the Hodiac (Russell T Davies’ first Doctor Who script) ahead of its Big Finish release, with contributions from Colin Baker, Bonnie Langford, Russell, Scott Handcock and Emily Cook.
The first instalment of a two-part interview with Doctor Who’s outgoing executive producer Matt Strevens.
Visual effects designer Ben Pickles describes his contributions to the Thirteenth Doctor’s era.
Zodiak VFX’s Tamsie Thomas and Myfanwy Harris talk about their award-winning work on Doctor Who.
A tribute to Doctor Who director Michael Ferguson, who passed away in October.
The inside story of how the BBC paved the way for Doctor Who’s long-awaited return in 2005.
Pianist Jess Jurkovic discusses his YouTube project ‘Dudley Simpson IS Doctor Who’.
Collectivity investigates the increasingly sophisticated world of trading cards.
Apocrypha revisits Invasion of the Daleks, a seminal comic strip from 1964’s The Dalek Book.
The Fact of Fiction looks at the 1965 story The Romans.
Public Image analyses the ratings for Eve of the Daleks.
The first part of Hydra’s Gate, a new comic-strip story for the Doctor, Yaz and Dan.
Previews, reviews, news, prize-winning competitions, Time and Space Visualiser, Sufficient Data and more.
