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|cover date= [[26 March]], [[1980]] | |cover date= [[26 March (releases)|26 March]], [[1980]] | ||
|format= 28 pages stapled | |format= 28 pages stapled | ||
|editor= [[Paul Neary]] | |editor= [[Paul Neary]] | ||
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The '''24th issue''' of ''[[Doctor Who Magazine|Doctor Who Weekly]]'' had a cover date of [[26 March]] [[1980]]. Its cover was the first to display neither a screenshot or a promotional image, but rather a collage of three posters advertising a competition. | The '''24th issue''' of ''[[Doctor Who Magazine|Doctor Who Weekly]]'' had a cover date of [[26 March (releases)|26 March]] [[1980]]. Its cover was the first to display neither a screenshot or a promotional image, but rather a collage of three posters advertising a competition. | ||
== Contents == | == Contents == | ||
Revision as of 01:34, 13 June 2013
The 24th issue of Doctor Who Weekly had a cover date of 26 March 1980. Its cover was the first to display neither a screenshot or a promotional image, but rather a collage of three posters advertising a competition.
Contents
Articles
- Robots of Terror (Part One of Two)
Comic stories
- Doctor Who and The Star Beast (Part Six)
- Ship of Fools (Part Two)
- Tales from the TARDIS: The First Men in the Moon by H.G. Wells (Part Three)
Fiction
- None
Archives
- Story Eighteen – Galaxy 4 (Part One of Two) (Synopsis, comment and credits by Jeremy Bentham)
Interviews / Profiles
- Michael Craze (Photo-file Number 24)
Previews
- None
Reviews
- None
A4 pin-ups
- None
Additional features
- Crazy Caption Competition (£5 to be won)
- Who Cares! (Letters Page)
- Competition: Colouring Competition (For 1 of 100 Doctor Who Posters)
Additional details
- This issue's cover photographs were comercially available and offered as the prizes in a colouring competition.
- Published every Thursday, this issue had a cover price of 12p (UK).
