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| | |doctor = Sixth Doctor | ||
| | |companions = [[Peri Brown|Peri]] | ||
| | |featuring = [[The Master (The Creation of Camelot)|The Master]] | ||
|publisher= World Distributors | |release date = August 1985 | ||
|isbn= ISBN | |publisher = World Distributors | ||
|format= | |isbn = ISBN 07-235-6747-6 | ||
|prev=Doctor Who Annual 1985 | |price = £3.25 | ||
|next= | |release number = 20 | ||
}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' was the twentieth and final ''[[Doctor Who]]'' annual published by [[World Distributors]]. It was released | |format = Hardback; 64 pages | ||
|series = [[Doctor Who annual|''Doctor Who'' annuals]] | |||
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|next = Doctor Who Annual 2006 | |||
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'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' was the twentieth and final ''[[Doctor Who]]'' annual published by [[World Distributors]]. It was released in August 1985. | |||
== Contents == | == Contents == | ||
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== Additional notes == | == Additional notes == | ||
* Unusually, at the expense of new content, this annual featured three full-page colour publicity shots of the Sixth Doctor taken at his costume launch | * Unusually, at the expense of new content, this annual featured three full-page colour publicity shots of the Sixth Doctor taken at his costume launch, showing him with the TARDIS, fishing, and with a multi-coloured [[umbrella]] (hastily provided to protect the costume from rain during the photocall). | ||
* This was to be the last of the regular annuals published by [[World Distributors]]. | * This was to be the last of the regular annuals published by [[World Distributors]]. | ||
* Both [[John Nathan-Turner]] and the publishers, World Distributors, had become increasingly frustrated with each other, along with the show's 18 month hiatus (resulting in no new Who on television) and a reported decline in sales the previous year. The decision was reached that the license to publish the ''Doctor Who Annual'' would not be renewed. | * Both [[John Nathan-Turner]] and the publishers, World Distributors, had become increasingly frustrated with each other, along with the show's 18-month hiatus (resulting in no new ''Doctor Who'' on television) and a reported decline in sales the previous year. The decision was reached that the license to publish the ''Doctor Who Annual'' would not be renewed. | ||
* World Distributors did publish a further bumper sized volume (entitled ''[[Doctor Who Special: Journey Through Time]]''), which featured reprinted pages from previous annuals and ''[[The Amazing World of Doctor Who]]'' book. This was similar to their earlier ''[[Doctor Who: Adventures in Time and Space | * World Distributors did publish a further bumper sized volume (entitled ''[[Doctor Who Special: Journey Through Time]]''), which featured reprinted pages from previous annuals and ''[[The Amazing World of Doctor Who]]'' book. This was similar to their earlier ''[[Doctor Who: Adventures in Time and Space|Adventures in Time and Space]]'' volume. | ||
* It was to be many years before there was [[Doctor Who Annual 2006|another ''Doctor Who'' annual]]. It was not published by World Distributors. | * It was to be many years before there was [[Doctor Who Annual 2006|another ''Doctor Who'' annual]]. It was not published by World Distributors. | ||
* For five of the in-between years (1991-1995) [[Marvel UK]] (publishers of ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'') published a regular ''[[Doctor Who Yearbook]]'' which followed a format similar to the annuals, offering a mix of text stories, comic strip stories and features. These were significantly different from annuals in one respect. They did not review the year in question. Instead, they offered a mix of stories from every Doctor's era. | * For five of the in-between years (1991-1995) [[Marvel UK]] (publishers of ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'') published a regular ''[[Doctor Who Yearbook]]'' which followed a format similar to the annuals, offering a mix of text stories, comic strip stories and features. These were significantly different from annuals in one respect. They did not review the year in question. Instead, they offered a mix of stories from every Doctor's era. | ||
[[Category:Doctor Who annuals]] | [[Category:Doctor Who annuals]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:34, 21 July 2024
Doctor Who Annual 1986 was the twentieth and final Doctor Who annual published by World Distributors. It was released in August 1985.
Contents[[edit] | [edit source]]
Text stories[[edit] | [edit source]]
- The Fellowship of Quan
- Time Wake
- Interface
- Beauty and the Beast
- Retribution
- Davarrk's Experiment
- The Radio Waves
Features[[edit] | [edit source]]
- `Behind the Scenes at Doctor Who: Make-Up` interview with Dorka Nieradzik by Brenda Aspley
Additional notes[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Unusually, at the expense of new content, this annual featured three full-page colour publicity shots of the Sixth Doctor taken at his costume launch, showing him with the TARDIS, fishing, and with a multi-coloured umbrella (hastily provided to protect the costume from rain during the photocall).
- This was to be the last of the regular annuals published by World Distributors.
- Both John Nathan-Turner and the publishers, World Distributors, had become increasingly frustrated with each other, along with the show's 18-month hiatus (resulting in no new Doctor Who on television) and a reported decline in sales the previous year. The decision was reached that the license to publish the Doctor Who Annual would not be renewed.
- World Distributors did publish a further bumper sized volume (entitled Doctor Who Special: Journey Through Time), which featured reprinted pages from previous annuals and The Amazing World of Doctor Who book. This was similar to their earlier Adventures in Time and Space volume.
- It was to be many years before there was another Doctor Who annual. It was not published by World Distributors.
- For five of the in-between years (1991-1995) Marvel UK (publishers of Doctor Who Magazine) published a regular Doctor Who Yearbook which followed a format similar to the annuals, offering a mix of text stories, comic strip stories and features. These were significantly different from annuals in one respect. They did not review the year in question. Instead, they offered a mix of stories from every Doctor's era.
