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{{Infobox Magazine | {{Infobox Magazine | ||
|magazine name= Doctor Who - A Marvel Monthly | |magazine name= Doctor Who - A Marvel Monthly | ||
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|issue number= 48 | |issue number= 48 | ||
|cover date= [[January]] [[1981]] | |cover date= [[January]] [[1981]] | ||
Revision as of 22:38, 26 February 2012
The 48th issue of Doctor Who Magazine was published in January 1981.
Contents
Articles
- Architects of Fear (Elements of Fear in Doctor Who)
- Doctor Who at Madame Tussauds' Exhibitions
- Photo-feature: Monster Gallery
- Photo-feature: The Talons of Weng-Chiang
- Photo-feature: Marvel Comics Film & Fantasy Convention '80
Comic Strip/s
- Doctor Who: Dreamers of Death (Part Two)
- Touchdown on Deneb-7
Fiction
- None
Archives
- None
Interviews / Profiles
- Star Profile: Terrance Dicks (Writer / Script Editor / Author)
Previews
- TV: State of Decay
Reviews
- None
A4 pin-ups
- B&W Leela - armed and dangerous
Also featuring
- Gallifrey Guardian
- Who Cares! (Letters Page)
- Fantastic Facts
Credits
- Editor: Paul Neary
- Features Editor: Alan McKenzie
- Layout: Steve O'Leary
- Art Assistant: Rahid Khan
- Consultant: Jeremy Bentham
Additional details
- Additional Input: Matrix Data Bank (From DWM 51): The photo used on page 16 to introduce the Architects of Fear article is identified as being a muto from Part One of Genesis of the Daleks.
- This issue's cover photo is from DW: State of Decay
- Matthew Waterhouse contributes to the letters page, congratulating the team on the anniversary issue.
- The UNIT Hotline Club Page has been dropped and no longer appears.
- The letters page includes the comment "Truth to tell we hadn't considered the Doctor Who material from TV Comic et al."
- The year is not included on the front cover, which had a cover price of 30p (UK).
