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Land of the Blind is the latest collection of comic strip adventures from the pages of Doctor Who Magazine and features the first five Doctors and their companions. With a smashing cover from David Roach, the stories included are, in order of appearance: “Victims” a Fourth Doctor story by Dan Abnett, drawn by Colin Andrew,Continue reading In Review: Doctor Who – Land of the Blind
Screenwriter and author Paul Ebbs (Casualty, Doctors, BBC Radio 4 and more) wants you to help fellow writer Tommy Donbavand and his essential fund to provide for his family while he undergoes treatment for cancer – for a second time. Doctor Who author and Scream Street creator Tommy Donbavand first went through a gruelling roundContinue reading Doctor Who comic artists join eBook project to help raise funds for writer Tommy Donbavand
One marvellous extra to the upcoming release of the “missing” Doctor Who story Shada is Doctor Who Magazine illustrator and comic artist Adrian Salmon’s art for the limited edition Steel Box Blu-Ray – but this isn’t his only contribution to the release. Last month, the BBC announced Doctor Who star Tom Baker had returned toContinue reading Adrian Salmon’s “Steelbook” Shada Art – a Doctor Who delight
As we’ve already mentioned, Doctor Who Magazine has just published its 500th issue, and is celebrating with a special 20-page comic strip adventure, “The Stockbridge Showdown” – and writer Scott Gray kindly took time out of his schedule to give us some more information on this landmark story, featuring a number of characters longtime readersContinue reading Dave Gibbons Returns to Doctor Who Magazine
Comic artist Martin Geraghty and illustrator Ben Morris are part of the special team who have created an animated version of a classic Dad’s Army episode missing from the BBC archives that is to be sold in the new BBC Store from Thursday 4th February, 2016. As anticipation builds ahead of the new Dad’s Army feature filmContinue reading Doctor Who Artists Deliver on new “Dad’s Army” animated episode