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Revision as of 12:17, 17 September 2011
The 104th issue of Doctor Who Magazine was released in September 1985.
Contents
Articles
- Comedy In Doctor Who: Part One - Richard Marson discovers in his two part feature on humour in Who that it has often been used to great effect by script writers and actors, to counter the darker side of the series. In part one he takes a look at the comic contribution of Patrick Troughton among others.
- Doctor Who On Radio - Gary Russell reports on the BBC's audio Who venture, Slipback
Comic strips
Fiction
- None this issue
Archives
DWM Archives (Retelling by episode, no credits but a `Fact File` by Richard Marson)
Interviews / Profiles
- John Nathan-Turner and Eric Saward interview byRichard Marson
Previews
- None
Reviews (including 'On Target')
- VIDEO: The Seeds of Death (BBC Video)
- BOOK: The Doctor Who Illustrated A to Z (W.H. Allen)
- NOVELISATION: The Twin Dilemma by Anthony Steven adapted by Eric Saward (Target Books)
A4 Pin-Up
- The Celestial Toymaker - from DW: The Celestial Toymaker
Additional features
- Doctor Who Letters (2 pages)
- featuring: `Doctor Who?’ by Tim Quinn & Dicky Howett
- Gallifrey Guardian
- Matrix Databank
- Art in Space
Credits
- Editor: Cefn Ridout
- Assistant Editor: Penny Home
- Designer: Jane Hindmarsh
- Publisher: Stan Lee
- Advisor: John Nathan-Turner
Additional details
- Additional Input Matrix Data Bank (From DWM 110): The photograph of Davros shooting Orcini was printed the wrong way round.
- Gallifrey Guardian by Richard Marson reports on the media’s view and fillers including a new ‘Did You Know’ piece.
- The combined Eric Saward and John Nathan-Turner interview was arranged with thanks to Sarah Lee.
