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Target Books' Doctor Who output in 1987 matched the pace of new novelisations in 1986. It was also the first year since 1973 in which no novelisations of the current Doctor were published. Instead, the First Doctor was featured in the majority of the adaptations that year. Target also produced the first BBC-sanctioned plans of how to build the TARDIS exterior, along with an all-new collection of comic gags by Tim Quinn and Dicky Howett — The Doctor Who Fun Book.

Month	Title	Writer	Cover Artist	Illustrator
February	Black Orchid	Terence Dudley	Tony Masero
March	The Ark	Paul Erickson	David McAllister
April	The Mind Robber	Peter Ling	David McAllister
May	The Faceless Ones	Terrance Dicks	David McAllister
June	The Space Museum	Glyn Jones	David McAllister
June	Junior Doctor Who and the Brain of Morbius	Terrance Dicks	Harry Hants	Peter Edwards
July	The Sensorites	Nigel Robinson	Nick Spender
August	The Reign of Terror	Ian Marter	Tony Masero
September	The Romans	Donald Cotton	Tony Masero
October	The Ambassadors of Death	Terrance Dicks	Tony Masero
October	The Companions of Doctor Who: K9 and Company	Terence Dudley	Andrew Skilleter
November	The Massacre	John Lucarotti	Tony Masero
December	The Macra Terror	Ian Stuart Black	Tony Masero

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-'''[[Target Books]]' ''[[Doctor Who]]'' output in 1987''' matched the pace of new novelisations in 1986. It was also the first year since [[Target Books (1973)|1973]] in which no novelisations of the current Doctor were published. Instead, the [[First Doctor]] was featured in the majority of the adaptations that year. Target also produced the first BBC-sanctioned [[Build the TARDIS|plans of how to build the TARDIS exterior]], along with an all-new collection of comic gags by [[Tim Quinn]] and [[Dicky Howett]] — ''[[The Doctor Who Fun Book]]''.
+'''[[Target Books]]' ''[[Doctor Who]]'' output in [[1987 (releases)|1987]]''' matched the pace of new novelisations in 1986. It was also the first year since [[Target Books (1973)|1973]] in which no novelisations of the current Doctor were published. Instead, the [[First Doctor]] was featured in the majority of the adaptations that year. Target also produced the first BBC-sanctioned [[Build the TARDIS|plans of how to build the TARDIS exterior]], along with an all-new collection of comic gags by [[Tim Quinn]] and [[Dicky Howett]] — ''[[The Doctor Who Fun Book]]''.
 == Novelisation covers ==