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Bringing together the very best of Doctor Who from the last 20 years. This unique official Annual is a true collector’s item. The must-have companion book to the adventures of the Doctor. Featuring iconic dastardly villains, heroes and companions helping to save the day, this book is packed with puzzles, quizzes and games that showcase fan favourite storylines.
The Doctor, Jamie, Zoe and Raven take a desperate gamble: a jump to planet Earth, in 1963. But this is not the Earth as the Doctor knew it. This is the world as it would have been if he’d never, ever landed there at all…
A long-lost ship, the Vesterbold, has returned to normal space, and the Knights of Atlas seek her treasure. But two strangers – The Doctor and Rose – warn of danger. Not even the bravest knights are ready for the evil which lies inside…
The Doctor and Peri’s travels with the mercurial Turlough continue, but nothing lasts forever. Trials of love, sacrifice and war lie ahead, and beyond them all lurks something else: the ever-approaching spectre of death.
Lupo has a dark past. He made a pact, and an exceedingly powerful enemy. And now that enemy is coming, through the ancient, legendary skiproads, to tear apart everything Lupo has built and unleash his nightmarish powers on 18th century Venice…
From the pages of the much-loved Doctor Who Adventures magazine comes a brand-new collection of comic-strip stories starring the Tenth Doctor and Rose!
Step back into one of the most beloved eras of Doctor Who as the Doctor and Rose dash across time and space, facing a host of brilliantly bonkers monsters – from the diabolical Mirrorlings to malfunctioning Disinfectoroids, and even giant vampire bats stalking the streets of Victorian London! Packed with action, humour and heart, this all-ages collection is a certified classic – and the perfect nostalgia hit for fans who grew up with the Tenth Doctor!
The aim of this book is to explore the reasons why Doctor Who has had such an enduring resonance with autistic and other neurodivergent fans over the course of its history. Film and culture writer Lillian Crawford explores these fascinating themes with direct reference to her own life growing up as an autistic woman during the post-2005 ‘New Who’ era, and insightful interviews with various people who have been involved in the making of the show, and new and old fans who identify as neurodivergent.
In the second of a series of books, noted Doctor Who historian David Brunt presents the most detailed and comprehensive daybyday record ever published of the show’s production during the years 19661969 when Patrick Troughton played the Doctor.
Drawing on many years of research and an exhaustive study of BBC archive documentation including files not previously accessed by any other Doctor Who author the book includes a wealth of newlydiscovered information and explodes some longstanding myths.
You think you know the background and history of the development of the show and the era of the Second Doctor? Think again …
Some things you will discover in this book:
Was Jamie always planned to be a regular character?
Who were ‘The Imps’?
Why didn’t Gerry Davis get a writer credit on ‘The Moonbase’?
Why did Terry Nation decide to remove the Daleks from Doctor Who?
Why was “The Final End” not the final end of the Daleks?
How close did the series get to being cancelled in the late 1960s?
Who was the original choice to play Victoria Waterfield?
What stories were written but didn’t make it to the screen?
Why didn’t actor David Langton play LethbridgeStewart in ‘The Web of Fear’?
Why did the third episode of ‘The Dominators’ have no onscreen episode number?
Why did ‘The Mind Robber’ have episodes only about twenty minutes long?
Why did TV Comic not feature the Yeti in their comic strip?
Who was the uncredited cowriter of ‘The Seeds of Death’?
How much did each episode cost to make?
How soon did the BBC start planning to make Doctor Who in colour?
When did Patrick Troughton decided to quit as the Doctor?
How long did it take for the BBC to announce Jon Pertwee as the next Doctor?
Who are The Doctor’s own people, the dreaded Time Lords?
And much more …
“They may look like amateurs, but that man has an incredible knack of being one jump ahead of everyone.”
Boasting a new military force working for the United Nations, the return of both an old friend and an old enemy, and a trip to modern day London, The Invasion was both a reflection of current TV programming and a template for the future of the show. Stephen Hatcher examines the environment in which it was created, and considers the markers it laid down for the new era it launched.
*Now with a brand-new story for the paperback edition – featuring the Fugitive Doctor!*
We are all stories, in the end . . .
A stunning illustrated collection of fifteen dark and ancient fairy tales from the world of Doctor Who.
These captivating stories include mysterious myths and legends about heroes and monsters of all kinds, from every corner of the universe.
Originally told to young Time Lords at bedtime, these twisted tales are an enchanting read forDoctor Who fans of all ages.
Written by Justin Richards and illustrated by David Wardle. With the new story by Janelle McCurdy.