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'''Comic stories''' have appeared in all but two issues of ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]''. Since its earliest days as ''Doctor Who Weekly'', the publication has been home to many types of strips, but the most durable has been the one featuring the then-current televised [[the Doctor|Doctor]]. This "main strip" has usually been told in a multi-part format. Beyond these continuing adventures of the Doctor, the magazine has at different times printed comic adaptations of classic science fiction stories, reprints of original science-fiction stories from American comic book anthologies, reprints of strips originally printed in [[Polystyle]] or [[City Magazines]] publications, and original strips ''not'' featuring the Doctor which were nevertheless set in the [[Whoniverse]].
'''Comic stories''' have appeared in all issues of ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'' in some form. Since its earliest days as ''Doctor Who Weekly'', the publication has been home to many types of strips, but the most durable has been the one featuring the then-current televised [[the Doctor|Doctor]]. This "main strip" has usually been told in a multi-part format. Beyond these continuing adventures of the Doctor, the magazine has at different times printed comic adaptations of classic science fiction stories, reprints of original science-fiction stories from American comic book anthologies, reprints of strips originally printed in [[Polystyle]] or [[City Magazines]] publications, and original strips ''not'' featuring the Doctor which were nevertheless set in the [[DWU|''Doctor Who'' universe]].


== Overview ==
== Overview ==
In [[1979]], [[Marvel UK]] wrested control of the license to produce ''Doctor Who'' comics from [[Polystyle]]. Editor [[Dez Skinn]] immediately changed the style of the comic strip by hiring youngsters who were principally comic book artists, rather than the cartoonists and illustrators who had been in charge of [[Polystyle]]'s output. With soon-to-be-luminaries like [[Dave Gibbons]], [[Pat Mills]] and [[John Wagner]] working on the main strip and [[Alan Moore]], [[Steve Moore]], [[Steve Dillon]] and [[Steve Parkhouse]] initially handling the back-ups, Skinn instantly brought modern — and more American — sensibilities to the comic ''Doctor Who'' world.
In 1979, [[Marvel UK]] wrested control of the license to produce ''[[Doctor Who]]'' comics from [[Polystyle]]. Editor [[Dez Skinn]] immediately changed the style of the comic strip by hiring youngsters who were principally comic book artists, rather than the cartoonists and illustrators who had been in charge of [[Polystyle]]'s output. With soon-to-be-luminaries like [[Dave Gibbons]], [[Pat Mills]] and [[John Wagner]] working on the main strip and [[Alan Moore]], [[Steve Moore]], [[Steve Dillon]] and [[Steve Parkhouse]] initially handling the back-ups, Skinn instantly brought modern — and more American — sensibilities to the comic ''Doctor Who'' world.


At the same time, those early issues of ''Doctor Who Weekly'' brought American comic strips in front of British eyes by having a long series of reprints taken straight from Marvel's long line of American science fiction anthologies. Called variously "Tales from the TARDIS" and "Time Tales", the non-Whoniverse backup strips of those early issues involved a few panels of the [[Fourth Doctor]] framing a Marvel US adaptation of a classic science fiction story or an original strip taken from a Marvel US science fiction anthology of the 1950s or 1960s. Borrowed as they were from Marvel US, they featured the talents of Marvel legends [[Steve Ditko]], [[Jack Kirby]], [[Chris Claremont]], and even [[Stan Lee]] himself. Skinn also resurrected the long-out-of-print ''[[The Dalek Chronicles|Dalek Tapes]]'' stories that had originally appeared in ''[[TV Century 21]]''. For a time, ''Doctor Who Weekly'' regularly had three or four different strips in each issue.
At the same time, those early issues of ''Doctor Who Weekly'' brought American comic strips in front of British eyes by having a long series of reprints taken straight from Marvel's long line of American science fiction anthologies. Called variously ''[[Tales from the TARDIS (comic series)|Tales from the TARDIS]]'' and ''[[Dr Who's Time Tales]]'', the non-Whoniverse backup strips of those early issues involved a few panels of the [[Fourth Doctor]] framing a Marvel US adaptation of a classic science fiction story or an original strip taken from a Marvel US science fiction anthology of the 1950s or 1960s. Borrowed as they were from Marvel US, they featured the talents of Marvel legends [[Steve Ditko]], [[Jack Kirby]], [[Chris Claremont]], and even [[Stan Lee]] himself. Skinn also resurrected the long-out-of-print ''[[The Dalek Chronicles|Dalek Tapes]]'' stories that had originally appeared in ''[[TV Century 21]]''. For a time, ''Doctor Who Weekly'' regularly had three or four different strips in each issue.


Skinn's successors rather quickly ended the non-Whoniverse material, and made reprints of [[1960s]] material increasingly sporadic. But the non-Doctor original back-ups remained well past the time the magazine became ''Doctor Who Monthly''. These backups, however, dried up at about the time the [[Sixth Doctor]] debuted. By the end of the 1980s, the magazine generally ran only the main ''Doctor Who'' strip. However, there were rare instances when a [[Polystyle]] comic made its way into print during the 1990s. These occasional reprints ended entirely by the dawn of the [[21st century]]. In the 1990s DWM temporarily ran a series of comic strips featuring past Doctors in lieu of the then-current [[Seventh Doctor]], but from 1996 it once again featured exclusively the current Doctor.
Skinn's successors rather quickly ended the non-Whoniverse material, and made reprints of 1960s material increasingly sporadic. But the non-Doctor original back-ups remained well past the time the magazine became ''Doctor Who Monthly''. These backups, however, dried up at about the time the [[Sixth Doctor]] debuted. By the end of the 1980s, the magazine generally ran only the main ''Doctor Who'' strip. However, there were rare instances when a Polystyle comic made its way into print during the 1990s. These occasional reprints ended entirely by the dawn of the 21st century. In 2017 [[Sub Zero (graphic novel)|a reprinted collection]] of the Polystyle comic strip ''[[*Sub Zero (comic story)|*Sub Zero]]'' was included free inside the polybag of the 1970s themed [[DWM 508|issue 508]], but this was an additional entity to the magazine issue itself. Similarly, in 2020 reprints of the Polystyle comic strips ''[[The Glen of Sleeping (comic story)|The Glen of Sleeping]]'' and ''[[Fogbound (comic story)|Fogbound]]'' were included free as two of the reprinted strips in the ''Past Masters'' supplement which came with [[DWM 547|issue 547]], but again this was in an additional entity to the magazine issue itself.


Today, ''Doctor Who Magazine'' exclusively publishes a single original comic strip per issue. As has been the case since 1979, most stories are serialised and told over the course of several issues, with the occasional single-chapter standalone. Originally published in black and white, the comic strip has been published in colour since the early 2000s.
In the 1990s ''DWM'' temporarily ran a series of comic strips featuring past Doctors in lieu of the then-current [[Seventh Doctor]], but from 1996 it once again nearly exclusively featured the current Doctor; the [[Eighth Doctor]] was current in ''DWM''{{'}}s comic strip from 1996-2005, followed by the [[Ninth Doctor]] in 2005; the [[Tenth Doctor]] from 2006-10; the [[Eleventh Doctor]] from 2010-14; the [[Twelfth Doctor]] from 2014-18; the [[Thirteenth Doctor]] from 2018-22; and the [[Fourteenth Doctor]] from 2022. Unusually, the Fourteenth Doctor's comic debut in ''[[Liberation of the Daleks (comic story)|Liberation of the Daleks]]'' part one in [[DWM 584]] was released weeks after his television debut at the end of the Thirteenth Doctor's departure in ''[[The Power of the Doctor (TV story)|The Power of the Doctor]]'' and set immediately after that story. From 2005, the magazine also more regularly featured the Doctor travelling with their contemporary companions on TV with the likenesses of their respective actors. The comic adventures of [[Rose Tyler]] in the pages of ''DWM'' were published from 2005-06; [[Martha Jones]] from 2007-08; [[Donna Noble]] in 2008; [[Amy Pond]] from 2010-12; [[Rory Williams]] from 2011-12; [[Clara Oswald]] from 2013-16; [[Bill Potts]] from 2017-18; [[Graham O'Brien]] and [[Ryan Sinclair]] from 2018-21; [[Yasmin Khan]] from 2018-22; and [[Dan Lewis]] in 2022.
 
In [[DWM 311|issue 311]] in 2001, an issue focused on [[the Master]], the sole comic strip other than a reprint of Part Four of [[TV Comic]] strip ''[[The Witches (comic story)|The Witches]]'' was a Doctor-less story called ''[[Character Assassin (comic story)|Character Assassin]]'', featuring the Master in the Land of Fiction.
 
In [[DWM 455|issue 455]] in 2012, the sole comic strip other than the three-panel ''[[Doctor Whoah!]]'' was a Doctor-less story (apart from a doll with the Eleventh Doctor's likeness) called ''[[Imaginary Enemies (comic story)|Imaginary Enemies]]''. This story featured a pre-[[The Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]] travel Amy and Rory, along with their time-travelling daughter [[Mels]], and was set during a twelve-year narrative gap in the 2010 episode ''[[The Eleventh Hour (TV story)|The Eleventh Hour]]''. It was published after [[The Broken Man (comic story)|the final comic story in the magazine]] where Amy and Rory were travelling with the Eleventh Doctor.
 
Over issues [[DWM 475|475]] and [[DWM 476|476]] in 2014, the sole comic strip other than ''Doctor Whoah!'' in issue 475 was a Doctor-less story called ''[[The Crystal Throne (comic story)|The Crystal Throne]]''. This comic story was published after the Eleventh Doctor's [[The Blood of Azrael (comic story)|final comic strip]] in the magazine and before the Twelfth Doctor's [[The Eye of Torment (comic story)|''DWM'' debut]], and instead featured [[Vastra]], [[Jenny Flint]] and [[Strax]], who appeared in several episodes of the ''Doctor Who'' TV series between 2011 and 2014.
 
Since 2017, ''Doctor Who Magazine'' has published the main eight-page comic strip, along with a three-panel parody called ''[[The Daft Dimension]]'', the latter of which since 2014 was usually printed in the pages of the magazine's Galaxy Forum feature. The main comic had previously run to as many as 12 pages, with the [[DWM 500|500th issue]] story ''[[The Stockbridge Showdown (comic story)|The Stockbridge Showdown]]'' being 20 pages long.
 
As has been the case since 1979, most stories in the main strip are serialised and told over the course of several issues, with the occasional single-chapter standalone. Originally published in black-and-white, the comic strip has been published in colour since [[DWM 300]] in [[2001]].
 
In 2020, a three-part comic strip, ''[[Monstrous Beauty (comic story)|Monstrous Beauty]]'', starring the [[Ninth Doctor]], was published as a part of the ''[[Time Lord Victorious (series)|Time Lord Victorious]]'' multi-medium event, being the first main strip in nearly a decade not to star the Doctor's concurrent incarnation. The first part was published in a [[Monstrous Beauty (DWM supplement)|supplementary booklet]] released alongside [[DWM 556]], with the other two seeing print within [[DWM 557]] and [[DWM 558]].
 
The main strip was forced to take a three-issue break in [[2020]] due to the difficulty of producing issues remotely during the [[COVID-19]] pandemic, with issues [[DWM 553|553]] through [[DWM 555|555]] lacking a main comic story beyond the usual ''[[The Daft Dimension]]'' gag strip. (Previous breaks with no non-gag comic were [[DWM 151]], [[DWM 163|163]], [[DWM 261|261]], and [[DWM 354|354]].) The strip initially returned with the aforementioned ''Time Lord Victorious'' tie-in: after the strip returned once again to the adventures of the concurrent [[Thirteenth Doctor]] with ''[[The White Dragon (comic story)|The White Dragon]]'' (published in [[DWM 559]]-[[DWM 562]]), the strip went on a second hiatus for the same reason. This second hiatus, the longest streak of issues without a main, non-gag strips, lasted from [[DWM 563]] up to [[DWM 569]]. After the comic strip debut of Dan Lewis in [[DWM 572]], the [[DWM 573|following issue]] ended up lacking a main strip for unexplained reasons.
 
Interestingly, unlike with Polystyle, one rarely — if ever — sees in ''DWM''{{'}}s comic strip stories thought balloons for the Doctor, who is normally always shown to speak aloud, even when alone. In other words, the Doctor's thoughts remain strictly their own.


== Reprints ==
== Reprints ==
Many of the comic strips have been reprinted a number of times in, or as, various publications, including as a series of mini-comics given away free in multi-packs of crisp snacks.
Many of the comic strips have been reprinted a number of times in various publications, including [[Doctor Who Marvel Adventure Comic|colourised and edited-down versions]] given away free in multi-packs of Golden Wonder crips.
 
''Doctor Who Magazine'' material was first reprinted in America via the ''[[Marvel Premiere]]'' anthology series in the early 1980s. When sales proved favourable, a new title, [[Doctor Who (1984)|''Doctor Who'' (1984)]], was launched. Though cancelled just shy of its two-year anniversary, the title managed to reprint almost all of the [[Fourth Doctor|Fourth]] and [[Fifth Doctor]]s' ''DWM'' runs. It also offered some prominent American artists, such as [[Dave Cockrum]] and [[George Roussos]], an opportunity to offer pinup and cover artwork of ''Doctor Who'' subjects. Like many ''DWM'' reprints, ''Doctor Who'' (1984) presented its reprints in colour.
 
[[File:Iron Legion recap.jpg|thumb|''Doctor Who and the Iron Legion'' ([[DWM 3]] / [[MP 57]])]]
Comics printed in ''Doctor Who Weekly'' included a recap segment that covered up part of the original artwork. The recap was not included in the [[Marvel Premiere]] and [[Doctor Who (1984)|''Doctor Who'' (1984)]] reprints, restoring the original artwork.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20211211233718/http://dezskinn.com/Marvel-UK-5/#howit Dez Skinn | Doctor Who Weekly: How It All Began…]</ref>
 
From [[1992 (releases)|1992]] to [[1994 (releases)|1994]], [[Marvel UK]] began reprinting colourised reprints of DWM comics in ''[[Doctor Who Classic Comics]]'' alongside earlier strips by [[Polystyle Publications, Ltd.]]
 
Towards the end of 2007, [[IDW Publishing]] picked up the option to again reprint colourised versions of ''DWM'' comic strips in a monthly American series entitled ''[[Doctor Who Classics]]'', reprinting stories up to the early [[Seventh Doctor]] era, plus a two-volume standalone, ''[[Grant Morrison's Doctor Who]]'', reprinting Morrison's output from DWM. IDW also published several omnibus trade paperbacks featuring DWM strip reprints. The reprints ended with IDW's loss of their license to publish ''Doctor Who'' comics.
 
As a result of being colourised by separate reprint publications, a handful of stories have been colourised differently [[DWM colourised comic reprints|up to three times]].
 
In the UK, [[Panini Comics]] undertook a long project to digitally restore all ''Doctor Who Magazine'' comics, and faithfully reprint the comics from their original masters. In most cases, this has meant the first monochromatic reprinting of most ''DWM'' strips. It has also offered the creative teams an opportunity to add explanatory notes and original concept artwork. These large-format volumes have to date covered most of the history of ''DWM'' from 1979 onwards.
 
''Doctor Who Magazine''{{'}}s comic strips have also been a key feature of hardback publications like the series of [[Doctor Who Yearbook]]s, [[Doctor Who annual|''Doctor Who'' annuals]] and [[Doctor Who Storybook]]s, as well as numerous [[Doctor Who Magazine (special issues)|special, seasonal issues]] of ''DWM'' itself.
 
== Main strips by issue ==
=== Original stories ===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!DWM
!Title||Writer|| Doctor||Featuring|| colspan="2" |Collected In
|-
|[[DWM 1|1]]-[[DWM 8|8]]
|''[[Doctor Who and the Iron Legion (comic story)|Doctor Who and the Iron Legion]]''
| rowspan="2" |[[Pat Mills]] & [[John Wagner]]
| rowspan="17" |[[Fourth Doctor|4th]]
|
| rowspan="2" |''[[The Iron Legion (graphic novel)|The Iron Legion]]''
| rowspan="17" |''[[The Fourth Doctor Anthology]]''
|-
|[[DWM 9|9]]-[[DWM 16|16]]
|''[[City of the Damned (comic story)|City of the Damned]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 17|17]]-[[DWM 18|18]]
|''[[Timeslip (comic story)|Timeslip]]''
|[[Dez Skinn]] & [[Paul Neary]]
|[[K9 Mark II]], [[First Doctor]], [[Second Doctor]], [[Third Doctor]]
|''[[The Tides of Time (graphic novel)|The Tides of Time]]''
|-
|[[DWM 19|19]]-[[DWM 26|26]]
|''[[Doctor Who and the Star Beast (comic story)|Doctor Who and the Star Beast]]''
| rowspan="2" |Pat Mills & John Wagner
| K9 Mark II, [[Sharon Davies|Sharon]]
|''[[The Iron Legion (graphic novel)|The Iron Legion]]''
|-
|[[DWM 27|27]]-[[DWM 34|34]]
|''[[Doctor Who and the Dogs of Doom (comic story)|Doctor Who and the Dogs of Doom]]''
|K9 Mark II, Sharon, [[Dalek]]s
|{{il|''[[The Iron Legion (graphic novel)|The Iron Legion]]|[[Daleks: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection]]''}}
|-
|[[DWM 35|35]]-[[DWM 38|38]]
|''[[Doctor Who and the Time Witch (comic story)|Doctor Who and the Time Witch]]''
| rowspan="7" |[[Steve Moore]]
|K9 Mark II, Sharon
|''[[The Iron Legion (graphic novel)|The Iron Legion]]''
|-
|[[DWM 39|39]]-[[DWM 45|45]]
|''[[Dragon's Claw (comic story)|Dragon's Claw]]''
|K9 Mark II, Sharon, [[Sontaran]]s
| rowspan="11" |''[[Dragon's Claw (graphic novel)|Dragon's Claw]]''
|-
|[[DWM 46|46]]
|''[[The Collector (DWM comic story)|The Collector]]''
| rowspan="2" |K9 Mark II, Sharon
|-
|[[DWM 47|47]]-[[DWM 48|48]]
|''[[Dreamers of Death (comic story)|Dreamers of Death]]''
|-
|[[DWM 49|49]]-[[DWM 50|50]]
|''[[The Life Bringer! (comic story)|The Life Bringer!]]''
| rowspan="2" |K9 Mark II
|-
|[[DWM 51|51]]
|''[[War of the Words (comic story)|War of the Words]]''
|-
|[[DWM 52|52]]
|''[[Spider-God (comic story)|Spider-God]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 53|53]]
|''[[The Deal (comic story)|The Deal]]''
| rowspan="15" |[[Steve Parkhouse]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 54|54]]-[[DWM 55|55]]
|''[[End of the Line (comic story)|End of the Line]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 56|56]]-[[DWM 57|57]]
|''[[Doctor Who and the Free-Fall Warriors (comic story)|Doctor Who and the Free-Fall Warriors]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 58|58]]-[[DWM 59|59]]
|''[[Junk-Yard Demon (comic story)|Junkyard Demon]]''
|[[Cyberman (Mondas)|Cybermen]]
|-
|[[DWM 60|60]]
|''[[The Neutron Knights (comic story)|The Neutron Knights]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 61|61]]-[[DWM 67|67]]
|''[[The Tides of Time (comic story)|The Tides of Time]]''
| rowspan="6" |[[Fifth Doctor|5th]]
|Sir [[Justin of Wells]], [[Shayde]], [[Rassilon]]
| rowspan="6" |''[[The Tides of Time (graphic novel)|The Tides of Time]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 68|68]]-[[DWM 69|69]]
|''[[Stars Fell on Stockbridge (comic story)|Stars Fell on Stockbridge]]''
|[[Maxwell Edison|Max]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 70|70]]-[[DWM 75|75]]
|''[[The Stockbridge Horror (comic story)|The Stockbridge Horror]]''
|Shayde
|
|-
|[[DWM 76|76]]-[[DWM 77|77]]
|''[[Lunar Lagoon (comic story)|Lunar Lagoon]]''
|[[Angus Goodman|Gus]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 78|78]]-[[DWM 83|83]]
|''[[4-Dimensional Vistas (comic story)|4-Dimensional Vistas]]''
|Gus, [[The Monk]], [[Ice Warrior]]s
|
|-
|[[DWM 84|84]],<br>[[DWM 86|86]]-[[DWM 87|87]]
|''[[The Moderator (comic story)|The Moderator]]''
| Gus, [[Josiah W. Dogbolter]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 88|88]]-[[DWM 89|89]]
|''[[The Shape Shifter (comic story)|The Shape Shifter]]''
| rowspan="20" |[[Sixth Doctor|6th]]
| rowspan="5" |[[Frobisher]], Josiah W. Dogbolter
| rowspan="10" |''[[Voyager (2007 graphic novel)|Voyager]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 90|90]]-[[DWM 94|94]]
|''[[Voyager (comic story)|Voyager]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 95|95]]-[[DWM 97|97]]
|''[[Polly the Glot (comic story)|Polly the Glot]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 98|98]]-[[DWM 99|99]]
|''[[Once Upon a Time Lord (comic story)|Once Upon a Time Lord]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 100|100]]-[[DWM 101|101]]
|''[[War-Game (comic story)|War-Game]]''
| rowspan="8" |[[Alan McKenzie]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 102|102]]-[[DWM 103|103]]
|''[[Funhouse (comic story)|Funhouse]]''
|Frobisher, First Doctor, Second Doctor, Third Doctor, Fourth Doctor, Fifth Doctor
|
|-
|[[DWM 104|104]]
|''[[Kane's Story (comic story)|Kane's Story]]''
| rowspan="5" |[[Peri Brown|Peri]], Frobisher
|
|-
|[[DWM 105|105]]
|''[[Abel's Story (comic story)|Abel's Story]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 106|106]]
|''[[The Warrior's Story (comic story)|The Warrior's Story]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 107|107]]
|''[[Frobisher's Story (comic story)|Frobisher's Story]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 108|108]]
|''[[Exodus (comic story)|Exodus]]''
| rowspan="10" |''[[The World Shapers (graphic novel)|The World Shapers]]''
| rowspan="3" |''[[Cybermen: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection]]''
|-
|[[DWM 109|109]]
|''[[Revelation! (comic story)|Revelation!]]''
| rowspan="2" |Peri, Frobisher, [[Cyberman (Mondas)|Cybermen]]
|-
|[[DWM 110|110]]
|''[[Genesis! (comic story)|Genesis!]]''
|Alan McKenzie & [[John Ridgway]]
|-
|[[DWM 111|111]]-[[DWM 113|113]]
|''[[Nature of the Beast! (comic story)|Nature of the Beast!]]''
|[[Simon Furman]]
|Peri, Frobisher
|
|-
|[[DWM 114|114]]-[[DWM 116|116]]
|''[[Time Bomb (DWM comic story)|Time Bomb]]''
|[[Jamie Delano]]
|Frobisher
|
|-
|[[DWM 117|117]]
|''[[Salad Daze (comic story)|Salad Daze]]''
|Simon Furman
|Peri
|
|-
|[[DWM 118|118]]-[[DWM 119|119]]
|''[[Changes (comic story)|Changes]]''
|[[Grant Morrison]]
| rowspan="3" |Peri, Frobisher
|
|-
|[[DWM 120|120]]-[[DWM 122|122]]
|''[[Profits of Doom! (comic story)|Profits of Doom!]]''
|[[Mike Collins]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 123|123]]-[[DWM 126|126]]
|''[[The Gift (comic story)|The Gift]]''
|Jamie Delano
|
|-
|[[DWM 127|127]]-[[DWM 129|129]]
|''[[The World Shapers (comic story)|The World Shapers]]''
|Grant Morrison
|Peri, Frobisher, [[Jamie McCrimmon|Jamie]], [[Voord]], Cybermen
|''[[Cybermen: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection]]''
|-
|[[DWM 130|130]]-[[DWM 133|133]]
|''[[A Cold Day in Hell! (comic story)|A Cold Day in Hell!]]''
| rowspan="3" |Simon Furman
| rowspan="16" |[[Seventh Doctor|7th]]
|Frobisher, [[Olla]], Ice Warriors
| rowspan="11" |''[[A Cold Day in Hell! (graphic novel)|A Cold Day in Hell!]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 134|134]]
|''[[Redemption! (comic story)|Redemption!]]''
|Olla
|
|-
|[[DWM 135|135]]
|''[[The Crossroads of Time (comic story)|The Crossroads of Time]]''
|
|
|-
|[[DWM 136|136]]-[[DWM 138|138]]
|''[[Claws of the Klathi! (comic story)|Claws of the Klathi!]]''
|Mike Collins
|
|
|-
|[[DWM 139|139]]
|''[[Culture Shock! (comic story)|Culture Shock!]]''
|Grant Morrison
|
|
|-
|[[DWM 140|140]]
|''[[Keepsake (comic story)|Keepsake]]''
|Simon Furman
|
|
|-
|[[DWM 141|141]]-[[DWM 142|142]]
|''[[Planet of the Dead (comic story)|Planet of the Dead]]''
|John Freeman
|
|
|-
|[[DWM 143|143]]-[[DWM 144|144]]
|''[[Echoes of the Mogor! (comic story)|Echoes of the Mogor!]]''
|Dan Abnett
|
|
|-
|[[DWM 145|145]]-[[DWM 146|146]]
|''[[Time and Tide (comic story)|Time and Tide]]''
|[[Richard Starkings]] & [[John Carnell]]
|
|
|-
|[[DWM 147|147]]
|''[[Follow That TARDIS! (comic story)|Follow That TARDIS!]]''
|John Carnell
|The Monk
|
|-
|[[DWM 148|148]]-[[DWM 150|150]]
|''[[Invaders from Gantac! (comic story)|Invaders from Gantac!]]''
|[[Alan Grant]]
|
|
|-
|[[DWM 152|152]]-[[DWM 155|155]]
|''[[Nemesis of the Daleks (comic story)|Nemesis of the Daleks]]''
|Richard Starkings & [[John Tomlinson]]
|[[Abslom Daak]], Daleks
| rowspan="4" |''[[Nemesis of the Daleks (graphic novel)|Nemesis of the Daleks]]''
|''[[Daleks: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection]]''
|-
|[[DWM 156|156]]
|''[[Stairway to Heaven (comic story)|Stairway to Heaven]]''
|[[Paul Cornell]] & John Freeman
|
|
|-
|[[DWM 159|159]]-[[DWM 161|161]]
|''[[Train-Flight (comic story)|Train-Flight]]''
|[[Andrew Donkin]] & [[Graham S. Brand]]
|[[Sarah Jane Smith|Sarah]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 162|162]]
|''[[Doctor Conkerer! (comic story)|Doctor Conkerer!]]''
|[[Ian Rimmer]]
|
|
|-
|[[DWM 164|164]]-[[DWM 166|166]]
|''[[Fellow Travellers (comic story)|Fellow Travellers]]''
|[[Andrew Cartmel]]
|[[Ace]]
| rowspan="8" |''[[The Good Soldier (graphic novel)|The Good Soldier]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 167|167]]
|''[[Darkness, Falling (comic story)|Darkness, Falling]]''
| rowspan="3" |Dan Abnett
|
|[[Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart|The Brigadier]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 168|168]]
|''[[Distractions (comic story)|Distractions]]''
| rowspan="7" |7th
|Ace
|
|-
|[[DWM 169|169]]-[[DWM 172|172]]
|''[[The Mark of Mandragora (comic story)|The Mark of Mandragora]]''
|Ace, The Brigadier
|
|-
|[[DWM 173|173]]
|''[[Party Animals (comic story)|Party Animals]]''
|[[Gary Russell]]
| rowspan="2" |Ace
|
|-
|[[DWM 174|174]]
|''[[The Chameleon Factor (comic story)|The Chameleon Factor]]''
|Paul Cornell
|
|-
|[[DWM 175|175]]-[[DWM 178|178]]
|''[[The Good Soldier (comic story)|The Good Soldier]]''
|Andrew Cartmel
|Ace, Cybermen
|''[[Cybermen: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection]]''
|-
|[[DWM 179|179]]
|''[[A Glitch in Time (comic story)|A Glitch in Time]]''
|John Freeman
| rowspan="2" |Ace
|
|-
|[[DWM 180|180]]
|''[[Evening's Empire (comic story)|Evening's Empire]]'' (Part One only)
|Andrew Cartmel
| rowspan="6" |''[[Evening's Empire (graphic novel)|Evening's Empire]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 183|183]]
|''[[Conflict of Interests (comic story)|Conflict of Interests]]''
| rowspan="2" |Dan Abnett
|
| Sontarans
|
|-
|[[DWM 185|185]]-[[DWM 187|187]]
|''[[The Grief (comic story)|The Grief]]''
| rowspan="5" |7th
|Ace
|
|-
|[[DWM 188|188]]-[[DWM 190|190]]
|''[[Ravens (comic story)|Ravens]]''
|Andrew Cartmel
|
|
|-
|[[DWM 191|191]]
|''[[Memorial (comic story)|Memorial]]''
|[[Scott Gray]]
| rowspan="2" |Ace
|
|-
|[[DWM 192|192]]
|''[[Cat Litter (comic story)|Cat Litter]]''
|[[Marc Platt]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 193|193]]-[[DWM 196|196]]
|''[[Pureblood (comic story)|Pureblood]]''
|Dan Abnett
|[[Bernice Summerfield|Benny]], Sontarans, [[Rutan Host|Rutan]]
| rowspan="6" |''[[Emperor of the Daleks (graphic novel)|Emperor of the Daleks]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 197|197]]-[[DWM 202|202]]
|''[[Emperor of the Daleks! (comic story)|Emperor of the Daleks!]]''
|Paul Cornell
|6th, 7th
|Benny, Peri, Abslom Daak, [[Davros]], Daleks
|''[[Daleks: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection - Volume 2]]''
|-
|[[DWM 203|203]]-[[DWM 206|206]]
|''[[Final Genesis (comic story)|Final Genesis]]''
|Scott Gray
|7th
|[[Ace]], [[Bernice Summerfield|Benny]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 207|207]]
|''[[Time & Time Again (comic story)|Time & Time Again]]''
|Paul Cornell
|{{il|1st,|2nd,|3rd,|4th,|5th,|6th,|7th}}
|[[Susan Foreman|Susan]], Jamie, [[Zoe Heriot|Zoe]], [[Adric]], Frobisher, Ace, Benny
|
|-
|[[DWM 208|208]]-[[DWM 210|210]]
|''[[Cuckoo (comic story)|Cuckoo]]''
|Dan Abnett
| rowspan="2" |7th
|Ace, Benny
|
|-
|[[DWM 211|211]]
|''[[Uninvited Guest (comic story)|Uninvited Guest]]''
|Scott Gray
|[[Eternal]]s
|
|-
|[[DWM 212|212]]-[[DWM 214|214]]
|''[[Victims (comic story)|Victims]]''
|Dan Abnett
|4th
|[[Romana II]]
| rowspan="5" |''[[Land of the Blind (graphic novel)|Land of the Blind]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 215|215]]-[[DWM 217|217]]
|''[[The Lunar Strangers (comic story)|The Lunar Strangers]]''
|[[Gareth Roberts]]
|5th
|[[Tegan Jovanka|Tegan]], [[Vislor Turlough|Turlough]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 218|218]]-[[DWM 220|220]]
|''[[Food for Thought (comic story)|Food for Thought]]''
|[[Nicholas Briggs]]
|1st
|[[Ben Jackson|Ben]], [[Polly Wright|Polly]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 221|221]]-[[DWM 223|223]]
|''[[Change of Mind (comic story)|Change of Mind]]''
|[[Kate Orman]]
|3rd
|[[Liz Shaw|Liz]], The Brigadier
|
|-
|[[DWM 224|224]]-[[DWM 226|226]]
|''[[Land of the Blind (comic story)|Land of the Blind]]''
| Scott Gray
|2nd
|Jamie, Zoe
|
|-
|[[DWM 227|227]]
|''[[Up Above the Gods (comic story)|Up Above the Gods]]''
|Richard Starkings
|6th
|Davros
|''[[Emperor of the Daleks (graphic novel)|Emperor of the Daleks]]''
|''[[Daleks: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection - Volume 2]]''
|-
|[[DWM 228|228]]-[[DWM 230|230]]
|''[[The Curse of the Scarab (comic story)|The Curse of the Scarab]]''
|[[Alan Barnes]]
|5th
| Peri
| rowspan="6" |''[[Ground Zero (graphic novel)|Ground Zero]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 231|231]]-[[DWM 233|233]]
|''[[Operation Proteus (comic story)|Operation Proteus]]''
| rowspan="2" |Gareth Roberts
|1st
|Susan
|
|-
|[[DWM 234|234]]
|''[[Target Practice (comic story)|Target Practice]]''
|3rd
|[[Jo Grant|Jo]], The Brigadier, [[Benton]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 235|235]]-[[DWM 237|237]]
|''[[Black Destiny (comic story)|Black Destiny]]''
|Gary Russell
|4th
|Sarah, [[Harry Sullivan|Harry]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 238|238]]-[[DWM 242|242]]
|''[[Ground Zero (comic story)|Ground Zero]]''
|Scott Gray
|7th
|Susan, Sarah, Peri, Ace
|
|-
|[[DWM 243|243]]
|''[[Doctor Who and the Fangs of Time (comic story)|Doctor Who and the Fangs of Time]]''
|[[Sean Longcroft]]
|4th
|
|
|-
|[[DWM 244|244]]-[[DWM 247|247]]
|''[[Endgame (DWM comic story)|Endgame]]''
| rowspan="4" |Alan Barnes
| rowspan="8" |[[Eighth Doctor|8th]]
|[[Izzy Sinclair|Izzy]], Max, [[Celestial Toymaker|The Celestial Toymaker]]
| rowspan="8" |''[[Endgame (graphic novel)|Endgame]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 248|248]]-[[DWM 249|249]]
|''[[The Keep (comic story)|The Keep]]''
| rowspan="2" |Izzy
|
|-
|[[DWM 250|250]]
|''[[A Life of Matter and Death (comic story)|A Life of Matter and Death]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 251|251]]-[[DWM 255|255]]
|''[[Fire and Brimstone (comic story)|Fire and Brimstone]]''
| Izzy, Daleks
|''[[Daleks: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection - Volume 2]]''
|-
|[[DWM 256|256]]
|''[[By Hook or By Crook (comic story)|By Hook or By Crook]]''
|Scott Gray
|Izzy
|
|-
|[[DWM 257|257]]-[[DWM 260|260]]
|''[[Tooth and Claw (comic story)|Tooth and Claw]]''
| rowspan="2" |Alan Barnes
|Izzy, [[Fey Truscott-Sade|Fey]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 262|262]]-[[DWM 265|265]]
|''[[The Final Chapter (comic story)|The Final Chapter]]''
|Izzy, Fey, Shayde, Rassilon
|
|-
|[[DWM 266|266]]-[[DWM 271|271]]
|''[[Wormwood (comic story)|Wormwood]]''
| rowspan="3" |Scott Gray
|Izzy, Fey, Shayde
|
|-
|[[DWM 272|272]]
|''[[Happy Deathday (comic story)|Happy Deathday]]''
|{{il|1st,|2nd,|3rd,|4th,|5th,|6th,|7th|8th}}
| Izzy
| rowspan="8" |''[[The Glorious Dead (graphic novel)|The Glorious Dead]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 273|273]]-[[DWM 276|276]]
|''[[The Fallen (comic story)|The Fallen]]''
|8th
|Izzy, [[Grace Holloway|Grace]], {{Roberts}}
|
|-
|[[DWM 277|277]]
|''[[Unnatural Born Killers (comic story)|Unnatural Born Killers]]''
|[[Adrian Salmon]]
|
|[[Kroton (Throwback: The Soul of a Cyberman)|Kroton]], Sontarans
|''[[Cybermen: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection]]''
|-
|[[DWM 278|278]]-[[DWM 282|282]]
|''[[The Road to Hell (comic story)|The Road to Hell]]''
|Scott Gray
| rowspan="7" |8th
|Izzy, [[Sato Katsura]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 283|283]]
|''[[TV Action! (comic story)|TV Action!]]''
|Alan Barnes
|Izzy, Beep
|
|-
|[[DWM 284|284]]-[[DWM 286|286]]
|''[[The Company of Thieves (comic story)|The Company of Thieves]]''
| rowspan="5" |Scott Gray
|Izzy, Kroton
| rowspan="2" |''[[Cybermen: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection]]''
|-
|[[DWM 287|287]]-[[DWM 296|296]]
|''[[The Glorious Dead (comic story)|The Glorious Dead]]''
|Izzy, Kroton, {{Roberts}}, Sato Katsura
|-
|[[DWM 297|297]]-[[DWM 299|299]]
|''[[The Autonomy Bug (comic story)|The Autonomy Bug]]''
|Izzy
|
|-
|[[DWM 300|300]]-[[DWM 303|303]]
|''[[Ophidius (comic story)|Ophidius]]''
|Izzy, [[Destrii]], [[Mobox]]
| rowspan="2" |''[[Oblivion (graphic novel)|Oblivion]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 304|304]]
|''[[Beautiful Freak (comic story)|Beautiful Freak]]''
|Izzy
|
|-
|[[DWM 305|305]]
|''[[The Last Word (comic story)|The Last Word]]''
| Gareth Roberts
|7th
|Ace, Benny, [[Timewyrm]]
|''[[The Age of Chaos (graphic novel)|The Age of Chaos]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 306|306]], [[DWM 308|308]]-[[DWM 310|310]]
|''[[The Way of All Flesh (comic story)|The Way of All Flesh]]''
| rowspan="7" |Scott Gray
|8th
|Izzy
| rowspan="6" |''[[Oblivion (graphic novel)|Oblivion]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 311|311]]
|''[[Character Assassin (comic story)|Character Assassin]]''
|
|{{Delgado}}
|''[[Past Masters, Classic Comic Strips]]''
|-
|[[DWM 312|312]]-[[DWM 317|317]]
|''[[Children of the Revolution (comic story)|Children of the Revolution]]''
|8th
|Izzy, Daleks
|''[[Daleks: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection - Volume 2]]''
|-
|[[DWM 318|318]]
|''[[Me and My Shadow (comic story)|Me and My Shadow]] ''
|
| Feyde
|
|-
|[[DWM 319|319]]-[[DWM 322|322]]
|''[[Uroboros (comic story)|Uroboros]]''
| rowspan="10" |8th
|Feyde, Destrii, Mobox
|
|-
|[[DWM 323|323]]-[[DWM 328|328]]
|''[[Oblivion (comic story)|Oblivion]]''
|Izzy, Feyde, Destrii
|
|-
|[[DWM 329|329]]
|''[[Where Nobody Knows Your Name (comic story)|Where Nobody Knows Your Name]]''
| Frobisher
| rowspan="8" |''[[The Flood (graphic novel)|The Flood]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 330|330]]-[[DWM 332|332]]
|''[[Doctor Who and the Nightmare Game (comic story)|Doctor Who and the Nightmare Game]]''
|Gareth Roberts
|
|
|-
|[[DWM 333|333]]
|''[[The Power of Thoueris! (comic story)|The Power of Thoueris!]]''
| rowspan="6" |Scott Gray
|
|
|-
|[[DWM 334|334]]-[[DWM 336|336]]
|''[[The Curious Tale of Spring-Heeled Jack (comic story)|The Curious Tale of Spring-Heeled Jack]]''
|
|
|-
|[[DWM 337|337]]
|''[[The Land of Happy Endings (comic story)|The Land of Happy Endings]]''
|[[John Who|John]] and [[Gillian Who|Gillian]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 338|338]]-[[DWM 342|342]]
|''[[Bad Blood (comic story)|Bad Blood]]''
| rowspan="2" |Destrii
|
|-
|[[DWM 343|343]]-[[DWM 345|345]]
|''[[Sins of the Fathers (comic story)|Sins of the Fathers]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 346|346]]-[[DWM 353|353]]
|''[[The Flood (comic story)|The Flood]]''
|Destrii, Cybermen
|''[[Cybermen: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection]]''
|-
|[[DWM 355|355]]-[[DWM 357|357]]
|''[[The Love Invasion (comic story)|The Love Invasion]]''
|Gareth Roberts & [[Clayton Hickman]]
| rowspan="4" |[[Ninth Doctor|9th]]
| rowspan="3" |[[Rose Tyler|Rose]]
| rowspan="4" |''[[The Cruel Sea (graphic novel)|The Cruel Sea]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 358|358]]
|''[[Art Attack (comic story)|Art Attack]]''
|Mike Collins
|
|-
|[[DWM 359|359]]-[[DWM 362|362]]
|''[[The Cruel Sea (comic story)|The Cruel Sea]]''
|[[Robert Shearman]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 363|363]]-[[DWM 364|364]]
|''[[A Groatsworth of Wit (comic story)|A Groatsworth of Wit]]''
|Gareth Roberts
|Rose, [[William Shakespeare]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 365|365]]-[[DWM 367|367]]
|''[[The Betrothal of Sontar (comic story)|The Betrothal of Sontar]]''
| John Tomlinson & [[Nick Abadzis]]
| rowspan="23" |[[Tenth Doctor|10th]]
| Rose, Sontarans
| rowspan="7" |''[[The Betrothal of Sontar (graphic novel)|The Betrothal of Sontar]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 368|368]]
|''[[The Lodger (comic story)|The Lodger]]''
|Gareth Roberts
|Rose, [[Mickey Smith|Mickey]], [[Jackie Tyler|Jackie]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 369|369]]-[[DWM 371|371]]
|''[[F.A.Q. (comic story)|F.A.Q.]]''
|[[Tony Lee]]
| rowspan="3" |Rose
|
|-
|[[DWM 372|372]]-[[DWM 374|374]]
|''[[The Futurists (comic story)|The Futurists]]''
| Mike Collins
|
|-
|[[DWM 375|375]]-[[DWM 376|376]]
|''[[Interstellar Overdrive (comic story)|Interstellar Overdrive]]''
|[[Jonathan Morris]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 377|377]]
|''[[The Green-Eyed Monster (comic story)|The Green-Eyed Monster]]''
|[[Nev Fountain]]
|Rose, Mickey, Jackie
|
|-
|[[DWM 378|378]]-[[DWM 380|380]]
|''[[The Warkeeper's Crown (comic story)|The Warkeeper's Crown]]''
|Alan Barnes
|The Brigadier
|
|-
|[[DWM 381|381]]-[[DWM 384|384]]
|''[[The Woman Who Sold the World (comic story)|The Woman Who Sold the World]]''
| rowspan="2" |[[Rob Davis]]
| rowspan="2" |[[Martha Jones|Martha]]
| rowspan="5" |''[[The Widow's Curse (graphic novel)|The Widow's Curse]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 385|385]]
|''[[Bus Stop! (comic story)|Bus Stop!]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 386|386]]-[[DWM 389|389]]
|''[[The First (comic story)|The First]]''
|[[Dan McDaid]]
|Martha, [[Skith]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 390|390]]
|''[[Death to the Doctor! (comic story)|Death to the Doctor!]]''
|Jonathan Morris
| rowspan="2" |Martha
|
|-
|[[DWM 391|391]]-[[DWM 393|393]]
|''[[Universal Monsters (comic story)|Universal Monsters]]''
|[[Ian Edginton]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 394|394]]
|''[[Hotel Historia (comic story)|Hotel Historia]]''
|Dan McDaid
|[[Majenta Pryce|Majenta]]
|''[[The Crimson Hand (graphic novel)|The Crimson Hand]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 395|395]]-[[DWM 398|398]]
|''[[The Widow's Curse (comic story)|The Widow's Curse]]''
|Rob Davis
|[[Donna Noble|Donna]], [[Sycorax]]
| rowspan="2" |''[[The Widow's Curse (graphic novel)|The Widow's Curse]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 399|399]]
|''[[The Time of My Life (comic story)|The Time of My Life]]''
|Jonathan Morris
|Donna
|
|-
|[[DWM 400|400]]-[[DWM 402|402]]
|''[[Thinktwice (comic story)|Thinktwice]]''
| rowspan="8" |Dan McDaid
|Majenta
| rowspan="8" |''[[The Crimson Hand (graphic novel)|The Crimson Hand]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 403|403]]-[[DWM 405|405]]
|''[[The Stockbridge Child (comic story)|The Stockbridge Child]]''
|Majenta, Max
|
|-
|[[DWM 406|406]]-[[DWM 407|407]]
|''[[Mortal Beloved (comic story)|Mortal Beloved]]''
|Majenta
|
|-
|[[DWM 408|408]]-[[DWM 411|411]]
|''[[The Age of Ice (comic story)|The Age of Ice]]''
|Majenta, Skith
|
|-
|[[DWM 412|412]]
|''[[The Deep Hereafter (comic story)|The Deep Hereafter]]''
| rowspan="4" |Majenta
|
|-
|[[DWM 413|413]]
|''[[Onomatopoeia (comic story)|Onomatopoeia]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 414|414]]-[[DWM 415|415]]
|''[[Ghosts of the Northern Line (comic story)|Ghosts of the Northern Line]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 416|416]]-[[DWM 420|420]]
|''[[The Crimson Hand (comic story)|The Crimson Hand]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 421|421]]-[[DWM 423|423]]
|''[[Supernature (comic story)|Supernature]]''
| rowspan="9" |Jonathan Morris
| rowspan="13" |[[Eleventh Doctor|11th]]
| rowspan="2" |[[Amy Pond|Amy]]
| rowspan="9" |''[[The Child of Time (graphic novel)|The Child of Time]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 424|424]]
|''[[Planet Bollywood (comic story)|Planet Bollywood]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 425|425]]-[[DWM 428|428]]
|''[[The Golden Ones (comic story)|The Golden Ones]]''
|Amy, [[Chiyoko]], [[Axos]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 429|429]]
|''[[The Professor, the Queen and the Bookshop (comic story)|The Professor, the Queen and the Bookshop]]''
|Amy
|
|-
|[[DWM 430|430]]-[[DWM 431|431]]
|''[[The Screams of Death (comic story)|The Screams of Death]]''
|Amy, Chiyoko
|
|-
|[[DWM 432|432]]
|''[[Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night (comic story)|Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night]]''
| rowspan="2" |Amy
|
|-
|[[DWM 433|433]]-[[DWM 434|434]]
|''[[Forever Dreaming (comic story)|Forever Dreaming]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 435|435]]-[[DWM 437|437]]
|''[[Apotheosis (comic story)|Apotheosis]]''
| rowspan="2" |Amy, Chiyoko
|
|-
|[[DWM 438|438]]-[[DWM 441|441]]
|''[[The Child of Time (comic story)|The Child of Time]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 442|442]]-[[DWM 445|445]]
|''[[The Chains of Olympus (comic story)|The Chains of Olympus]]''
| rowspan="13" |Scott Gray
| rowspan="2" |Amy, [[Rory Williams|Rory]]
| rowspan="3" |''[[The Chains of Olympus (graphic novel)|The Chains of Olympus]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 446|446]]-[[DWM 447|447]]
|''[[Sticks & Stones (comic story)|Sticks & Stones]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 448|448]]-[[DWM 450|450]]
|''[[The Cornucopia Caper (comic story)|The Cornucopia Caper]]''
|Amy, Rory, [[Horatio Lynk]], [[Annabel Lake|Miss Ghost]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 451|451]]-[[DWM 454|454]]
|''[[The Broken Man (comic story)|The Broken Man]]''
|Amy, Rory, [[Annabel Lake]], [[Patrick Lake]], [[Hugo Wilding]]
| rowspan="3" |''[[Hunters of the Burning Stone (graphic novel)|Hunters of the Burning Stone]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 455|455]]
|''[[Imaginary Enemies (comic story)|Imaginary Enemies]]''
|
| Amy, Rory, [[Mels]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 456|456]]-[[DWM 461|461]]
|''[[Hunters of the Burning Stone (comic story)|Hunters of the Burning Stone]]''
| rowspan="6" |11th
|[[Ian Chesterton|Ian]], [[Barbara Wright|Barbara]], Horatio Lynk
|
|-
|[[DWM 462|462]]-[[DWM 464|464]]
|''[[A Wing and a Prayer (comic story)|A Wing and a Prayer]]''
| rowspan="3" |[[Clara Oswald|Clara]]
| rowspan="5" |''[[The Blood of Azrael (graphic novel)|The Blood of Azrael]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 465|465]]-[[DWM 466|466]]
|''[[Welcome to Tickle Town (comic story)|Welcome to Tickle Town]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 467|467]]
|''[[John Smith and the Common Men (comic story)|John Smith and the Common Men]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 468|468]]-[[DWM 469|469]]
|''[[Pay the Piper (comic story)|Pay the Piper]]''
| Clara, Annabel Lake
|
|-
|[[DWM 470|470]]-[[DWM 474|474]]
|''[[The Blood of Azrael (comic story)|The Blood of Azrael]]''
| Clara, Horatio Lynk, Annabel Lake, Hugo Wilding
|
|-
|[[DWM 475|475]]-[[DWM 476|476]]
|''[[The Crystal Throne (comic story)|The Crystal Throne]]''
|
|[[Vastra]], [[Jenny Flint|Jenny]], [[Strax]]
| rowspan="3" |''[[The Eye of Torment (graphic novel)|The Eye of Torment]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 477|477]]-[[DWM 480|480]]
|''[[The Eye of Torment (comic story)|The Eye of Torment]]''
| rowspan="20" |[[Twelfth Doctor|12th]]
| Clara
|
|-
|[[DWM 481|481]]-[[DWM 483|483]]
|''[[The Instruments of War (comic story)|The Instruments of War]]''
|Mike Collins
|Clara, Sontarans
|
|-
|[[DWM 484|484]]
|''[[Space Invaders! (comic story)|Space Invaders!]]''
|[[Mark Wright]]
| rowspan="3" |Clara
|''[[The Highgate Horror (graphic novel)|The Highgate Horror]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 485|485]]-[[DWM 488|488]]
|''[[Blood and Ice (comic story)|Blood and Ice]]''
|[[Jacqueline Rayner]]
|''[[The Eye of Torment (graphic novel)|The Eye of Torment]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 489|489]]-[[DWM 491|491]]
|''[[Spirits of the Jungle (comic story)|Spirits of the Jungle]]''
|Jonathan Morris
| rowspan="6" |''[[The Highgate Horror (graphic novel)|The Highgate Horror]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 492|492]]-[[DWM 493|493]]
|''[[The Highgate Horror (comic story)|The Highgate Horror]]''
|Mark Wright
|Clara, [[Jess Collins|Jess]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 494|494]]-[[DWM 495|495]]
|''[[The Dragon Lord (comic story)|The Dragon Lord]]''
|[[Steve Lyons]]
| rowspan="3" |Clara
|
|-
|[[DWM 496|496]]
|''[[Theatre of the Mind (comic story)|Theatre of the Mind]]''
|[[Roger Langridge]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 497|497]]-[[DWM 499|499]]
|''[[Witch Hunt (comic story)|Witch Hunt]]''
|Jacqueline Rayner
|
|-
|[[DWM 500|500]]
|''[[The Stockbridge Showdown (comic story)|The Stockbridge Showdown]]''
|Scott Gray
|Max, Sharon, Frobisher, Izzy, Destrii, Majenta, Josiah W. Dogbolter
|
|-
|[[DWM 501|501]]-[[DWM 503|503]]
|''[[The Pestilent Heart (comic story)|The Pestilent Heart]]''
| rowspan="5" |Mark Wright
| rowspan="4" |Jess
| rowspan="5" |''[[Doorway to Hell (graphic novel)|Doorway to Hell]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 504|504]]
|''[[Moving In (comic story)|Moving In]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 505|505]]-[[DWM 506|506]]
|''[[Bloodsport (comic story)|Bloodsport]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 507|507]]
|''[[Be Forgot (comic story)|Be Forgot]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 508|508]]-[[DWM 511|511]]
|''[[Doorway to Hell (comic story)|Doorway to Hell]]''
|Jess, The Master
|
|-
|[[DWM 512|512]]-[[DWM 514|514]]
|''[[The Soul Garden (comic story)|The Soul Garden]]''
| rowspan="12" |Scott Gray
| rowspan="3" |[[Bill Potts|Bill]]
| rowspan="4" |''[[The Phantom Piper (graphic novel)|The Phantom Piper]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 515|515]]-[[DWM 517|517]]
|''[[The Parliament of Fear (comic story)|The Parliament of Fear]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 518|518]]
|''[[Matildus (comic story)|Matildus]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 519|519]]-[[DWM 523|523]]
|''[[The Phantom Piper (comic story)|The Phantom Piper]]''
|Bill, Fey
|
|-
|[[DWM 524|524]]-[[DWM 530|530]]
|''[[The Clockwise War (comic story)|The Clockwise War]]''
|Bill, War Doctor, Fey, Shayde, Annabel Lake, Patrick Lake, Hugo Wilding
|''[[The Clockwise War (graphic novel)|The Clockwise War]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 531|531]]-[[DWM 534|534]]
|''[[The Warmonger (comic story)|The Warmonger]]''
| rowspan="5" |[[Thirteenth Doctor|13th]]
| rowspan="5" |[[Yasmin Khan|Yaz]], [[Ryan Sinclair|Ryan]], [[Graham O'Brien|Graham]]
| rowspan="4" |''[[Mistress of Chaos (graphic novel)|Mistress of Chaos]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 535|535]]-[[DWM 539|539]]
|''[[Herald of Madness (comic story)|Herald of Madness]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 540|540]]-[[DWM 542|542]]
|''[[The Power of the Mobox (comic story)|The Power of the Mobox]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 543|543]]-[[DWM 548|548]]
|''[[Mistress of Chaos (comic story)|Mistress of Chaos]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 549|549]]-[[DWM 552|552]]
|''[[The Piggybackers (comic story)|The Piggybackers]]''
|''[[The White Dragon (graphic novel)|The White Dragon]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 556|556]]-[[DWM 558|558]]
|''[[Monstrous Beauty (comic story)|Monstrous Beauty]]''
|9th
|Rose
|
|
|-
|[[DWM 559|559]]-[[DWM 562|562]]
|''[[The White Dragon (comic story)|The White Dragon]]''
| rowspan="4" |13th
|Yaz, Ryan, Graham
| rowspan="4" |''[[The White Dragon (graphic novel)|The White Dragon]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 570|570]]-[[DWM 571|571]]
|''[[The Forest Bride (comic story)|The Forest Bride]]''
| rowspan="6" |Jacqueline Rayner
|Yaz
|
|-
|[[DWM 572|572]]
|''[[It's Behind You! (comic story)|It's Behind You!]]''
| rowspan="2" |Yaz, [[Dan Lewis|Dan]]
|
|-
|[[DWM 574|574]]-[[DWM 577|577]]
|[[Hydra's Gate (comic story)|''Hydra's Gate'']]
|
|-
|[[DWM 578|578]]
|''[[Dr. Who & the Mechonoids (comic story)|Dr. Who & the Mechonoids]]''
|[[Dr. Who]]
|[[Susan (Dr. Who and the Daleks)|Susan]], [[Vince Booth]], [[Mechonoid]]s
|
|
|-
|[[DWM 579|579]]
|''[[Fear of the Future (comic story)|Fear of the Future]]''
| rowspan="2" |13th
| rowspan="2" |Yaz, Dan
|
|
|-
|[[DWM 580|580]]-[[DWM 583|583]]
|''[[The Everlasting Summer (comic story)|The Everlasting Summer]]''
|
|
|-
|[[DWM 584|584]]-[[DWM 597|597]]
|''[[Liberation of the Daleks (comic story)|Liberation of the Daleks]]''
| rowspan="5" |[[Alan Barnes]]
| rowspan="2" |[[Fourteenth Doctor|14th]]
|[[Dalek]]s
|''[[Liberation of the Daleks (graphic novel)|Liberation of the Daleks]]''
|
|-
|[[DWM 598|598]]
|[[Untitled (DWM 598 comic story)|Untitled]]
|[[Donna Noble|Donna]]
|
|
|-
|[[DWM 599|599]]-[[DWM 603|603]]
|''[[Mancopolis (comic story)|Mancopolis]]''
| rowspan="3" |[[Fifteenth Doctor|15th]]
| rowspan="3" |[[Ruby Sunday|Ruby]]
|
|
|-
|[[DWM 604|604]]-[[DWM 607|607]]
|[[The Hans of Fear (comic story)|''The Hans of Fear'']]
|
|
|-
|[[DWM 608|608]]-
|[[The Monster Makers (comic story)|''The Monster Makers'']]
|
|
|}
 
=== Reprints ===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!DWM
!Title
!Doctor
!Featuring
!Originally Printed In
|-
|[[DWM 85|85]]
|''[[Skywatch-7 (comic story)|Skywatch-7]]''
|
|[[Zygon]]
|[[DWM 58]], [[DWMS Winter 1981]] ([[DWM backup comic stories|backup strip]])
|-
|[[DWM 157|157]]-[[DWM 158|158]]
|''[[Hunger from the Ends of Time! (comic story)|Hunger from the Ends of Time!]]''
|[[Seventh Doctor|7th]]
|
|[[The Incredible Hulk Presents]] 2-3
|-
|[[DWM 181|181]]
|''[[The Fires Down Below (comic story)|The Fires Down Below]]''
|
|
|[[DWM 64]] ([[DWM backup comic stories|backup strip]])
|-
|[[DWM 182|182]]
|''[[Spider-God (comic story)|Spider-God]]''
|[[Fourth Doctor|4th]]
|
|[[DWM 52]]
|-
|[[DWM 184|184]]
|''[[Business as Usual (comic story)|Business as Usual]]''
|
|[[Auton]]s
|[[DWM 40]]-[[DWM 43]] ([[DWM backup comic stories|backup strip]])
|-
|[[DWM 307|307]]
|''[[Flower Power (comic story)|Flower Power]]''
|[[Second Doctor|2nd]]
|[[John Who|John]] and [[Gillian Who|Gillian]], [[Cybermen (Mondas)|Cybermen]]
|[[TV Comic]] 832-836
|-
|[[DWM 308|308]]-[[DWM 312|312]]
|''[[The Witches (comic story)|The Witches]]''
|[[Second Doctor|2nd]]
|[[John Who|John]] and [[Gillian Who|Gillian]]
|[[TV Comic]] 837-841
|}
 
== Backup strips ==
{{Main|DWM backup comic stories}}
 
=== ''Four Hours of Doom's Day'' ===
{{main|Four Hours of Doom's Day (comic anthology)}}
 
{| class="wikitable"
! # || Title || Author || Hours || Featuring || Collected In
|-
|1
|''[[Target Selected (comic story)|Target Selected]]''
|rowspan=4|[[Jacqueline Rayner]]
|0200
|[[River Song]]
|rowspan=4|''[[Four Hours of Doom's Day (comic anthology)|Four Hours of Doom's Day]]''<br>(with [[DWM 592]])
|-
|2
|''[[The Plastic Population (comic story)|The Plastic Population]]''
|0300
|[[Sixth Doctor]], [[Auton]]s
|-
|3
|''[[High Noon in Hollywood (comic story)|High Noon in Hollywood]]''
|0400
|[[Cyberman|Cybermen]]
|-
|4
|''[[The Horn of a Dilemma (comic story)|The Horn of a Dilemma]]''
|0500
|[[Jo Grant]]
|}
 
== Main strips in other publications ==
=== Doctor Who Magazine Specials ===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! DWM || Title || Writer || Doctor || Featuring || Collected In
|-
|[[DWMS Summer 1991|Summer 1991]]
|''[[Seaside Rendezvous (comic story)|Seaside Rendezvous]]''
|[[Paul Cornell]]
|[[Seventh Doctor|7th]]
|[[Ace]], [[Ogri]]
|''[[The Good Soldier (graphic novel)|The Good Soldier]]''
|-
|[[DWMS Winter 1991|Winter 1991]]
|''[[The Man in the Ion Mask (comic story)|The Man in the Ion Mask]]''
|[[Dan Abnett]]
|[[Third Doctor|3rd]]
|[[Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart|The Brigadier]], [[John Benton|Benton]], {{Delgado|c}}
|''[[Past Masters, Classic Comic Strips]]''
|-
|[[DWMS Holiday 1992|Holiday 1992]]
|''[[City of Devils (comic story)|City of Devils]]''
|[[Gary Russell]]
|
|[[Sarah Jane Smith|Sarah]], [[K9 Mark III]], [[Lavinia Smith|Lavinia]]
|[[Black Sun Rising (graphic novel)|''Black Sun Rising'']]
|-
|[[DWMS Winter 1992|Winter 1992]]
|''[[Flashback (comic story)|Flashback]]''
|rowspan=4|[[Scott Gray]]
|7th
|[[Bernice Summerfield|Benny]]
|''[[Emperor of the Daleks (graphic novel)|Emperor of the Daleks]]''
|-
|[[DWMS Summer 1993|Summer 1993]]
|''[[Bringer of Darkness (comic story)|Bringer of Darkness]]''
|[[Second Doctor|2nd]]
|[[Jamie McCrimmon|Jamie]], [[Victoria Waterfield|Victoria]], [[Dalek]]s
|{{il|''[[Land of the Blind (graphic novel)|Land of the Blind]]''|''[[Daleks: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection - Volume 2]]''}}
|-
|rowspan=2|[[DWMS Summer 1994|Summer 1994]]
|''[[Are You Listening? (comic story)|Are You Listening?]]''
|[[First Doctor|1st]]
|[[Vicki Pallister|Vicki]], [[Steven Taylor|Steven]]
|
|-
|''[[Younger and Wiser (comic story)|Younger and Wiser]]''
|rowspan=2|7th
|Benny
|
|-
|[[DWMS Winter 1994|Winter 1994]]
|''[[Plastic Millenium (comic story)|Plastic Millenium]]''
|rowspan="2"|[[Gareth Roberts]]
|[[Mel Bush|Mel]], [[Nestene Consciousness]], [[Auton]]s
|
|-
|[[DWMS Summer 1995|Summer 1995]]
|''[[The Seventh Segment (comic story)|The Seventh Segment]]''
|[[Fourth Doctor|4th]]
|[[Romana I]], [[K9 Mark II]]
|
|-
|[[DWMS Spring 1996|Spring 1996]]
|''[[Daleks Versus the Martians (comic story)|Daleks Versus the Martians]]''
|[[Alan Barnes]]
|[[Dr. Who (Dr. Who and the Daleks)|Dr. Who]]
|[[Louise (Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 A.D.)|Louise]], [[Susan (Dr. Who and the Daleks)|Susan]], [[Dalek]]s
|''[[Daleks: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection - Volume 2]]''
|}
 
=== Doctor Who Yearbooks ===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Year || Title || Writer || Doctor || Featuring || colspan="2"| Collected In
|-
|[[Doctor Who Yearbook 1992|1992]]
|''[[Under Pressure (comic story)|Under Pressure]]''
|[[Dan Abnett]]
|[[Third Doctor|3rd]], [[Fourth Doctor|4th]], [[Seventh Doctor|7th]]
|[[Jo Grant|Jo]], [[Ace]], [[Sea Devil]]s
|rowspan="2"|''[[The Age of Chaos (graphic novel)|The Age of Chaos]]''
|
|-
|[[Doctor Who Yearbook 1993|1993]]
|''[[Metamorphosis (comic story)|Metamorphosis]]''
|[[Paul Cornell]]
|[[Seventh Doctor|7th]]
|[[Ace]], [[Dalek]]s
|''[[Daleks: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection]]''
|-
|rowspan=2|[[Doctor Who Yearbook 1994|1994]]
|''[[A Religious Experience (comic story)|A Religious Experience]]''
|[[Tim Quinn]]
|[[First Doctor|1st]], 7th
|[[Ian Chesterton|Ian]], [[Barbara Wright|Barbara]]
|rowspan=6|''[[The Clockwise War (graphic novel)|The Clockwise War]]''
|
|-
|''[[Rest and Re-Creation (comic story)|Rest and Re-Creation]]''
|rowspan=2|[[Scott Gray]]
|rowspan=2|4th
|[[Leela]], [[Zygon]]s
|
|-
|rowspan=2|[[Doctor Who Yearbook 1995|1995]]
|''[[The Naked Flame (comic story)|The Naked Flame]]''
|[[Sarah Jane Smith|Sarah]], [[Menoptera]]
|
|-
|''[[Blood Invocation (comic story)|Blood Invocation]]''
|Paul Cornell
|[[Fifth Doctor|5th]]
|[[Nyssa]], [[Tegan Jovanka|Tegan]]
|
|-
|rowspan=2|[[Doctor Who Yearbook 1996|1996]]
|''[[Star Beast II (comic story)|Star Beast II]]''
|[[Gary Gillatt]]
|rowspan=2|4th
|[[Fudge Higgins]], [[Beep the Meep|Beep]]
|
|-
|''[[Junk-Yard Demon II (comic story)|Junkyard Demon II]]''
|[[Alan Barnes]]
|[[Cyberman (Mondas)|Cybermen]]
|''[[Cybermen: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection]]''
|}


''Doctor Who Magazine'' material was first reprinted in America via the ''[[Marvel Premiere]]'' anthology series in the early 1980s. When sales proved favourable, a new title, [[Doctor Who (1984)|''Doctor Who'' (1984)]], was launched. Though cancelled just shy of its two-year anniversary, the title managed to reprint almost all of the [[Fourth Doctor|Fourth]] and [[Fifth Doctor]]s' ''DWM'' runs. It also offered some prominent American artists, such as [[Dave Cockrum]] and [[George Roussos]], an opportunity to offer pinup and cover artwork of ''Doctor Who'' subjects. Like many ''DWM'' reprints, ''Doctor Who'' (1984) presented its reprints in colour. Towards the end of 2007, [[IDW Publishing]] picked up the option to again reprint colourised versions of ''DWM'' comic strips in a monthly American series entitled ''[[Doctor Who Classics]]''. As of fall 2011 the IDW series has reprinted stories up to the early [[Seventh Doctor]] era, plus a two-volume standalone, ''[[Grant Morrison's Doctor Who]]'', reprinting Morrison's output from DWM. IDW has also published several omnibus trade paperbacks featuring DWM strip reprints.
=== Doctor Who Storybooks ===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Year || Title || Writer || Doctor || Featuring || Collected In
|-
|[[Doctor Who Storybook 2007|2007]]
|''[[Opera of Doom! (comic story)|Opera of Doom!]]''
|rowspan=4|[[Jonathan Morris]]
|rowspan=4|[[Tenth Doctor|10th]]
|[[Rose Tyler|Rose]]
|''[[The Betrothal of Sontar (graphic novel)|The Betrothal of Sontar]]''
|-
|[[Doctor Who Storybook 2008|2008]]
|''[[Sunscreen (comic story)|Sunscreen]]''
|[[Martha Jones|Martha]]
|rowspan=2|''[[The Widow's Curse (graphic novel)|The Widow's Curse]]''
|-
|[[Doctor Who Storybook 2009|2009]]
|''[[The Immortal Emperor (comic story)|The Immortal Emperor]]''
|[[Donna Noble|Donna]]
|-
|[[Doctor Who Storybook 2010|2010]]
|''[[Space Vikings! (comic story)|Space Vikings!]]''
|
|''[[The Crimson Hand (graphic novel)|The Crimson Hand]]''
|}


In the UK, [[Panini]] undertook a long project to digitally restore all ''Doctor Who Magazine'' comics, and faithfully reprint the comics from their original masters. In most cases, this has meant the first monochromatic reprinting of most ''DWM'' strips. It has also offered the creative teams an opportunity to add explanatory notes and original concept artwork. These large-format volumes have to date covered most of the history of DWM from 1979 to 2005, though to date only one volume has been published featuring [[Tenth Doctor]]-era strips, with publication of a second volume cancelled. The [[Ninth Doctor]]'s short run of DWM strips remain the only strips not collected in such a volume, instead having been collected as a ''[[Doctor Who Magazine Special Edition]]'' release.
== Humour strips ==
:''See: [[Doctor Who? (comic series)|Doctor Who?]]''
:''See: [[Nix View (comic series)|Nix View]]''
:''See: [[Doctor Whoah!]]''
:''See: [[Moments in Time]]''
:''See: [[The Daft Dimension]]''


''Doctor Who Magazine'''s comic strips have also been a key feature of hardback publications like the series of [[Doctor Who Yearbook]]s, [[Doctor Who annual|''Doctor Who'' annuals]] and [[Doctor Who Storybook]]s, as well as numerous [[Doctor Who Magazine (special issues)|special, seasonal issues]] of ''DWM'' itself.
== Footnotes ==
{{reflist}}


== Main Strips By Issue ==
{{Doctor Who Magazine}}
* 1-8: ''[[The Iron Legion]]''
{{First, Second, and Third Doctor DWM comics}}
* 9-16: ''[[City of the Damned]]''
{{Fourth Doctor DWM comics}}
* 17-18: ''[[Timeslip]]''
{{Fifth Doctor DWM comics}}
* 19-26: ''[[The Star Beast]]''
{{Sixth Doctor DWM comics}}
* 27-34: ''[[The Dogs of Doom]]''
{{Seventh Doctor DWM comics}}
* 35-38: ''[[The Time Witch]]''
{{Eighth Doctor DWM comics}}
* 39-45: ''[[Dragon's Claw]]''
{{Ninth Doctor DWM comics}}
* 46: ''[[The Collector (DWM comic story)|The Collector]]''
{{Tenth Doctor DWM comics}}
* 47-48: ''[[Dreamers of Death]]''
{{Eleventh Doctor DWM comics}}
* 49-50: ''[[The Life Bringer]]''
{{Twelfth Doctor DWM comics}}
* 51: ''[[War of the Words]]''
{{Thirteenth Doctor DWM comics}}
* 52: ''[[Spider-God]]''
* 53: ''[[The Deal (comic story)|The Deal]]''
* 54-55: ''[[End of the Line]]''
* 56-57: ''[[The Free-Fall Warriors]]''
* 58-59: ''[[Junkyard Demon]]''
* 60: ''[[The Neutron Knights]]''
* 61-67: ''[[The Tides of Time]]''
* 68-69: ''[[Stars Fell on Stockbridge]]''
* 70-75: ''[[The Stockbridge Horror]]''
* 76-77: ''[[Lunar Lagoon]]''
* 78-83: ''[[4-Dimensional Vistas]]''
* 84, 86-87: ''[[The Moderator (comic story)|The Moderator]]''
* 88-89: ''[[The Shape Shifter]]''
* 90-94: ''[[Voyager (comic story)|Voyager]]''
* 95-97: ''[[Polly the Glot]]''
* 98-99: ''[[Once Upon a Time Lord]]''
* 100-101: ''[[War-Game]]''
* 102-103: ''[[Funhouse]]''
* 104: ''[[Kane's Story]]''
* 105: ''[[Abel's Story]]''
* 106: ''[[The Warrior's Story]]''
* 107: ''[[Frobisher's Story]]''
* 108: ''[[Exodus]]''
* 109: ''[[Revelation]]''
* 110: ''[[Genesis]]''
* 111-113: ''[[Nature of the Beast]]''
* 114-116: ''[[Time Bomb (comic story)|Time Bomb]]''
* 117: ''[[Salad Daze]]''
* 118-119: ''[[Changes]]''
* 120-122: ''[[Profits of Doom]]''
* 123-126: ''[[The Gift (comic story)|The Gift]]''
* 127-129: ''[[The World Shapers]]''
* 130-133: ''[[A Cold Day in Hell!]]''
* 134: ''[[Redemption]]''
* 135: ''[[The Crossroads of Time]]''
* 136-138: ''[[Claws of the Klathi]]''
* 139: ''[[Culture Shock]]''
* 140: ''[[Keepsake (comic story)|Keepsake]]''
* 141-142: ''[[Planet of the Dead (comic story)|Planet of the Dead]]''
* 143-144: ''[[Echoes of the Mogor]]''
* 145-146: ''[[Time and Tide]]''
* 147: ''[[Follow That TARDIS!]]''
* 148-150: ''[[Invaders from Gantac]]''
* 152-155: ''[[Nemesis of the Daleks]]''
* 156: ''[[Stairway to Heaven]]''
* 157-158: ''[[Hunger from the Ends of Time]]''
* 159-161: ''[[Train-Flight]]''
* 162: ''[[Doctor Conkerer]]''
* 164-166: ''[[Fellow Travellers]]''
* 167: ''[[Darkness Falling]]''
* 168: ''[[Distractions]]''
* 169-172: ''[[The Mark of Mandragora]]''
* 173: ''[[Party Animals]]''
* 174: ''[[The Chameleon Factor]]''
* 175-178: ''[[The Good Soldier]]''
* 179: ''[[A Glitch in Time]]''
* 185-187: ''[[The Grief]]''
* 188-190: ''[[Ravens]]''
* 191: ''[[Memorial]]''
* 192: ''[[Cat Litter]]''
* 193-196: ''[[Pureblood]]''
* 197-202: ''[[Emperor of the Daleks]]''
* 203-206: ''[[Final Genesis]]''
* 207: ''[[Time & Time Again]]''
* 208-210: ''[[Cuckoo (comic story)|Cuckoo]]''
* 211: ''[[Uninvited Guest]]''
* 212-214: ''[[Victims]]''
* 215-217: ''[[The Lunar Strangers]]''
* 218-220: ''[[Food for Thought]]''
* 221-223: ''[[Change of Mind]]''
* 224-226: ''[[Land of the Blind]]''
* 227: ''[[Up Above the Gods]]''
* 228-230: ''[[The Curse of the Scarab]]''
* 231-233: ''[[Operation Proteus]]''
* 234: ''[[Target Practice]]''
* 235-237: ''[[Black Destiny]]''
* 238-242: ''[[Ground Zero]]''
* 243: ''[[Doctor Who and the Fangs of Time]]''
* 244-247: ''[[Endgame (DWM comic story)|Endgame]]''
* 248-249: ''[[The Keep]]''
* 250: ''[[A Life of Matter and Death]]''
* 251-255: ''[[Fire and Brimstone]]''
* 256: ''[[By Hook or By Crook]]''
* 257-260: ''[[Tooth and Claw (comic story)|Tooth and Claw]]''
* 262-265: ''[[The Final Chapter]]''
* 266-271: ''[[Wormwood (comic story)|Wormwood]]''
* 272: ''[[Happy Deathday (comic story)|Happy Deathday]]''
* 273-276: ''[[The Fallen]]''
* 278-282: ''[[The Road to Hell]]''
* 283: ''[[TV Action!]]''
* 284-286: ''[[The Company of Thieves]]''
* 287-296: ''[[The Glorious Dead]]''
* 297-299: ''[[The Autonomy Bug]]''
* 300-303: ''[[Ophidius (comic story)|Ophidius]]''
* 304: ''[[Beautiful Freak]]''
* 305: ''[[The Last Word]]''
* 306, 308-311: ''[[The Way of All Flesh]]''
* 312-317: ''[[Children of the Revolution]]''
* 319-322: ''[[Uroboros]]''
* 323-328: ''[[Oblivion (comic story)|Oblivion]]''
* 329: ''[[Where Nobody Knows Your Name]]''
* 330-332: ''[[Doctor Who and the Nightmare Game]]''
* 333: ''[[The Power of Thoueris!]]''
* 334-336: ''[[The Curious Tale of Spring-Heeled Jack]]''
* 337: ''[[The Land of Happy Endings]]''
* 338-342: ''[[Bad Blood (comic story)|Bad Blood]]''
* 343-345: ''[[Sins of the Fathers (comic story)|Sins of the Fathers]]''
* 346-353: ''[[The Flood (comic story)|The Flood]]''
* 355-357: ''[[The Love Invasion]]''
* 358: ''[[Art Attack (comic story)|Art Attack]]''
* 359-362: ''[[The Cruel Sea]]''
* 363-364: ''[[A Groatsworth of Wit]]''
* 365-367: ''[[The Betrothal of Sontar]]''
* 368: ''[[The Lodger (comic story)|The Lodger]]''
* 369-371: ''[[F.A.Q.]]''
* 372-374: ''[[The Futurists]]''
* 375-376: ''[[Interstellar Overdrive]]''
* 377: ''[[The Green-Eyed Monster]]''
* 378-380: ''[[The Warkeeper's Crown]]''
* 381-384: ''[[The Woman Who Sold the World]]''
* 385: ''[[Bus Stop]]''
* 386-389: ''[[The First]]''
* 390: ''[[Death to the Doctor!]]''
* 391-393: ''[[Universal Monsters]]''
* 394: ''[[Hotel Historia (comic story)|Hotel Historia]]''
* 395-398: ''[[The Widow's Curse]]''
* 399: ''[[The Time of My Life]]''
* 400-402: ''[[Thinktwice]]''
* 403-405: ''[[The Stockbridge Child]]''
* 406-407: ''[[Mortal Beloved]]''
* 408-411: ''[[The Age of Ice]]''
* 412: ''[[The Deep Hereafter]]''
* 413: ''[[Onomatopoeia]]''
* 414-415: ''[[Ghosts of the Northern Line]]''
* 416-420: ''[[The Crimson Hand]]''
* 421-423: ''[[Supernature]]''
* 424: ''[[Planet Bollywood]]''
* 425-428: ''[[The Golden Ones]]''
* 429: ''[[The Professor, the Queen and the Bookshop]]''
* 430-431: ''[[The Screams of Death]]''
* 432: ''[[Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night]]''
* 433-434: ''[[Forever Dreaming]]''
* 435-437: ''[[Apotheosis]]''
* 438-441: ''[[The Child of Time]]''
* 442-445: ''[[The Chains of Olympus]]''
* 446-: ''[[Sticks & Stones]]''
{{TitleSort}}


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[[Category:Comic overviews]]
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Comic stories have appeared in all issues of Doctor Who Magazine in some form. Since its earliest days as Doctor Who Weekly, the publication has been home to many types of strips, but the most durable has been the one featuring the then-current televised Doctor. This "main strip" has usually been told in a multi-part format. Beyond these continuing adventures of the Doctor, the magazine has at different times printed comic adaptations of classic science fiction stories, reprints of original science-fiction stories from American comic book anthologies, reprints of strips originally printed in Polystyle or City Magazines publications, and original strips not featuring the Doctor which were nevertheless set in the Doctor Who universe.

Overview[[edit] | [edit source]]

In 1979, Marvel UK wrested control of the license to produce Doctor Who comics from Polystyle. Editor Dez Skinn immediately changed the style of the comic strip by hiring youngsters who were principally comic book artists, rather than the cartoonists and illustrators who had been in charge of Polystyle's output. With soon-to-be-luminaries like Dave Gibbons, Pat Mills and John Wagner working on the main strip and Alan Moore, Steve Moore, Steve Dillon and Steve Parkhouse initially handling the back-ups, Skinn instantly brought modern — and more American — sensibilities to the comic Doctor Who world.

At the same time, those early issues of Doctor Who Weekly brought American comic strips in front of British eyes by having a long series of reprints taken straight from Marvel's long line of American science fiction anthologies. Called variously Tales from the TARDIS and Dr Who's Time Tales, the non-Whoniverse backup strips of those early issues involved a few panels of the Fourth Doctor framing a Marvel US adaptation of a classic science fiction story or an original strip taken from a Marvel US science fiction anthology of the 1950s or 1960s. Borrowed as they were from Marvel US, they featured the talents of Marvel legends Steve Ditko, Jack Kirby, Chris Claremont, and even Stan Lee himself. Skinn also resurrected the long-out-of-print Dalek Tapes stories that had originally appeared in TV Century 21. For a time, Doctor Who Weekly regularly had three or four different strips in each issue.

Skinn's successors rather quickly ended the non-Whoniverse material, and made reprints of 1960s material increasingly sporadic. But the non-Doctor original back-ups remained well past the time the magazine became Doctor Who Monthly. These backups, however, dried up at about the time the Sixth Doctor debuted. By the end of the 1980s, the magazine generally ran only the main Doctor Who strip. However, there were rare instances when a Polystyle comic made its way into print during the 1990s. These occasional reprints ended entirely by the dawn of the 21st century. In 2017 a reprinted collection of the Polystyle comic strip *Sub Zero was included free inside the polybag of the 1970s themed issue 508, but this was an additional entity to the magazine issue itself. Similarly, in 2020 reprints of the Polystyle comic strips The Glen of Sleeping and Fogbound were included free as two of the reprinted strips in the Past Masters supplement which came with issue 547, but again this was in an additional entity to the magazine issue itself.

In the 1990s DWM temporarily ran a series of comic strips featuring past Doctors in lieu of the then-current Seventh Doctor, but from 1996 it once again nearly exclusively featured the current Doctor; the Eighth Doctor was current in DWM's comic strip from 1996-2005, followed by the Ninth Doctor in 2005; the Tenth Doctor from 2006-10; the Eleventh Doctor from 2010-14; the Twelfth Doctor from 2014-18; the Thirteenth Doctor from 2018-22; and the Fourteenth Doctor from 2022. Unusually, the Fourteenth Doctor's comic debut in Liberation of the Daleks part one in DWM 584 was released weeks after his television debut at the end of the Thirteenth Doctor's departure in The Power of the Doctor and set immediately after that story. From 2005, the magazine also more regularly featured the Doctor travelling with their contemporary companions on TV with the likenesses of their respective actors. The comic adventures of Rose Tyler in the pages of DWM were published from 2005-06; Martha Jones from 2007-08; Donna Noble in 2008; Amy Pond from 2010-12; Rory Williams from 2011-12; Clara Oswald from 2013-16; Bill Potts from 2017-18; Graham O'Brien and Ryan Sinclair from 2018-21; Yasmin Khan from 2018-22; and Dan Lewis in 2022.

In issue 311 in 2001, an issue focused on the Master, the sole comic strip other than a reprint of Part Four of TV Comic strip The Witches was a Doctor-less story called Character Assassin, featuring the Master in the Land of Fiction.

In issue 455 in 2012, the sole comic strip other than the three-panel Doctor Whoah! was a Doctor-less story (apart from a doll with the Eleventh Doctor's likeness) called Imaginary Enemies. This story featured a pre-TARDIS travel Amy and Rory, along with their time-travelling daughter Mels, and was set during a twelve-year narrative gap in the 2010 episode The Eleventh Hour. It was published after the final comic story in the magazine where Amy and Rory were travelling with the Eleventh Doctor.

Over issues 475 and 476 in 2014, the sole comic strip other than Doctor Whoah! in issue 475 was a Doctor-less story called The Crystal Throne. This comic story was published after the Eleventh Doctor's final comic strip in the magazine and before the Twelfth Doctor's DWM debut, and instead featured Vastra, Jenny Flint and Strax, who appeared in several episodes of the Doctor Who TV series between 2011 and 2014.

Since 2017, Doctor Who Magazine has published the main eight-page comic strip, along with a three-panel parody called The Daft Dimension, the latter of which since 2014 was usually printed in the pages of the magazine's Galaxy Forum feature. The main comic had previously run to as many as 12 pages, with the 500th issue story The Stockbridge Showdown being 20 pages long.

As has been the case since 1979, most stories in the main strip are serialised and told over the course of several issues, with the occasional single-chapter standalone. Originally published in black-and-white, the comic strip has been published in colour since DWM 300 in 2001.

In 2020, a three-part comic strip, Monstrous Beauty, starring the Ninth Doctor, was published as a part of the Time Lord Victorious multi-medium event, being the first main strip in nearly a decade not to star the Doctor's concurrent incarnation. The first part was published in a supplementary booklet released alongside DWM 556, with the other two seeing print within DWM 557 and DWM 558.

The main strip was forced to take a three-issue break in 2020 due to the difficulty of producing issues remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic, with issues 553 through 555 lacking a main comic story beyond the usual The Daft Dimension gag strip. (Previous breaks with no non-gag comic were DWM 151, 163, 261, and 354.) The strip initially returned with the aforementioned Time Lord Victorious tie-in: after the strip returned once again to the adventures of the concurrent Thirteenth Doctor with The White Dragon (published in DWM 559-DWM 562), the strip went on a second hiatus for the same reason. This second hiatus, the longest streak of issues without a main, non-gag strips, lasted from DWM 563 up to DWM 569. After the comic strip debut of Dan Lewis in DWM 572, the following issue ended up lacking a main strip for unexplained reasons.

Interestingly, unlike with Polystyle, one rarely — if ever — sees in DWM's comic strip stories thought balloons for the Doctor, who is normally always shown to speak aloud, even when alone. In other words, the Doctor's thoughts remain strictly their own.

Reprints[[edit] | [edit source]]

Many of the comic strips have been reprinted a number of times in various publications, including colourised and edited-down versions given away free in multi-packs of Golden Wonder crips.

Doctor Who Magazine material was first reprinted in America via the Marvel Premiere anthology series in the early 1980s. When sales proved favourable, a new title, Doctor Who (1984), was launched. Though cancelled just shy of its two-year anniversary, the title managed to reprint almost all of the Fourth and Fifth Doctors' DWM runs. It also offered some prominent American artists, such as Dave Cockrum and George Roussos, an opportunity to offer pinup and cover artwork of Doctor Who subjects. Like many DWM reprints, Doctor Who (1984) presented its reprints in colour.

Doctor Who and the Iron Legion (DWM 3 / MP 57)

Comics printed in Doctor Who Weekly included a recap segment that covered up part of the original artwork. The recap was not included in the Marvel Premiere and Doctor Who (1984) reprints, restoring the original artwork.[1]

From 1992 to 1994, Marvel UK began reprinting colourised reprints of DWM comics in Doctor Who Classic Comics alongside earlier strips by Polystyle Publications, Ltd.

Towards the end of 2007, IDW Publishing picked up the option to again reprint colourised versions of DWM comic strips in a monthly American series entitled Doctor Who Classics, reprinting stories up to the early Seventh Doctor era, plus a two-volume standalone, Grant Morrison's Doctor Who, reprinting Morrison's output from DWM. IDW also published several omnibus trade paperbacks featuring DWM strip reprints. The reprints ended with IDW's loss of their license to publish Doctor Who comics.

As a result of being colourised by separate reprint publications, a handful of stories have been colourised differently up to three times.

In the UK, Panini Comics undertook a long project to digitally restore all Doctor Who Magazine comics, and faithfully reprint the comics from their original masters. In most cases, this has meant the first monochromatic reprinting of most DWM strips. It has also offered the creative teams an opportunity to add explanatory notes and original concept artwork. These large-format volumes have to date covered most of the history of DWM from 1979 onwards.

Doctor Who Magazine's comic strips have also been a key feature of hardback publications like the series of Doctor Who Yearbooks, Doctor Who annuals and Doctor Who Storybooks, as well as numerous special, seasonal issues of DWM itself.

Main strips by issue[[edit] | [edit source]]

Original stories[[edit] | [edit source]]

DWM Title Writer Doctor Featuring Collected In
1-8 Doctor Who and the Iron Legion Pat Mills & John Wagner 4th The Iron Legion The Fourth Doctor Anthology
9-16 City of the Damned
17-18 Timeslip Dez Skinn & Paul Neary K9 Mark II, First Doctor, Second Doctor, Third Doctor The Tides of Time
19-26 Doctor Who and the Star Beast Pat Mills & John Wagner K9 Mark II, Sharon The Iron Legion
27-34 Doctor Who and the Dogs of Doom K9 Mark II, Sharon, Daleks
The Iron Legion
Daleks: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection
35-38 Doctor Who and the Time Witch Steve Moore K9 Mark II, Sharon The Iron Legion
39-45 Dragon's Claw K9 Mark II, Sharon, Sontarans Dragon's Claw
46 The Collector K9 Mark II, Sharon
47-48 Dreamers of Death
49-50 The Life Bringer! K9 Mark II
51 War of the Words
52 Spider-God
53 The Deal Steve Parkhouse
54-55 End of the Line
56-57 Doctor Who and the Free-Fall Warriors
58-59 Junkyard Demon Cybermen
60 The Neutron Knights
61-67 The Tides of Time 5th Sir Justin of Wells, Shayde, Rassilon The Tides of Time
68-69 Stars Fell on Stockbridge Max
70-75 The Stockbridge Horror Shayde
76-77 Lunar Lagoon Gus
78-83 4-Dimensional Vistas Gus, The Monk, Ice Warriors
84,
86-87 		The Moderator Gus, Josiah W. Dogbolter
88-89 The Shape Shifter 6th Frobisher, Josiah W. Dogbolter Voyager
90-94 Voyager
95-97 Polly the Glot
98-99 Once Upon a Time Lord
100-101 War-Game Alan McKenzie
102-103 Funhouse Frobisher, First Doctor, Second Doctor, Third Doctor, Fourth Doctor, Fifth Doctor
104 Kane's Story Peri, Frobisher
105 Abel's Story
106 The Warrior's Story
107 Frobisher's Story
108 Exodus The World Shapers Cybermen: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection
109 Revelation! Peri, Frobisher, Cybermen
110 Genesis! Alan McKenzie & John Ridgway
111-113 Nature of the Beast! Simon Furman Peri, Frobisher
114-116 Time Bomb Jamie Delano Frobisher
117 Salad Daze Simon Furman Peri
118-119 Changes Grant Morrison Peri, Frobisher
120-122 Profits of Doom! Mike Collins
123-126 The Gift Jamie Delano
127-129 The World Shapers Grant Morrison Peri, Frobisher, Jamie, Voord, Cybermen Cybermen: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection
130-133 A Cold Day in Hell! Simon Furman 7th Frobisher, Olla, Ice Warriors A Cold Day in Hell!
134 Redemption! Olla
135 The Crossroads of Time
136-138 Claws of the Klathi! Mike Collins
139 Culture Shock! Grant Morrison
140 Keepsake Simon Furman
141-142 Planet of the Dead John Freeman
143-144 Echoes of the Mogor! Dan Abnett
145-146 Time and Tide Richard Starkings & John Carnell
147 Follow That TARDIS! John Carnell The Monk
148-150 Invaders from Gantac! Alan Grant
152-155 Nemesis of the Daleks Richard Starkings & John Tomlinson Abslom Daak, Daleks Nemesis of the Daleks Daleks: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection
156 Stairway to Heaven Paul Cornell & John Freeman
159-161 Train-Flight Andrew Donkin & Graham S. Brand Sarah
162 Doctor Conkerer! Ian Rimmer
164-166 Fellow Travellers Andrew Cartmel Ace The Good Soldier
167 Darkness, Falling Dan Abnett The Brigadier
168 Distractions 7th Ace
169-172 The Mark of Mandragora Ace, The Brigadier
173 Party Animals Gary Russell Ace
174 The Chameleon Factor Paul Cornell
175-178 The Good Soldier Andrew Cartmel Ace, Cybermen Cybermen: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection
179 A Glitch in Time John Freeman Ace
180 Evening's Empire (Part One only) Andrew Cartmel Evening's Empire
183 Conflict of Interests Dan Abnett Sontarans
185-187 The Grief 7th Ace
188-190 Ravens Andrew Cartmel
191 Memorial Scott Gray Ace
192 Cat Litter Marc Platt
193-196 Pureblood Dan Abnett Benny, Sontarans, Rutan Emperor of the Daleks
197-202 Emperor of the Daleks! Paul Cornell 6th, 7th Benny, Peri, Abslom Daak, Davros, Daleks Daleks: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection - Volume 2
203-206 Final Genesis Scott Gray 7th Ace, Benny
207 Time & Time Again Paul Cornell
1st,
2nd,
3rd,
4th,
5th,
6th,
7th
 Susan, Jamie, Zoe, Adric, Frobisher, Ace, Benny
208-210 Cuckoo Dan Abnett 7th Ace, Benny
211 Uninvited Guest Scott Gray Eternals
212-214 Victims Dan Abnett 4th Romana II Land of the Blind
215-217 The Lunar Strangers Gareth Roberts 5th Tegan, Turlough
218-220 Food for Thought Nicholas Briggs 1st Ben, Polly
221-223 Change of Mind Kate Orman 3rd Liz, The Brigadier
224-226 Land of the Blind Scott Gray 2nd Jamie, Zoe
227 Up Above the Gods Richard Starkings 6th Davros Emperor of the Daleks Daleks: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection - Volume 2
228-230 The Curse of the Scarab Alan Barnes 5th Peri Ground Zero
231-233 Operation Proteus Gareth Roberts 1st Susan
234 Target Practice 3rd Jo, The Brigadier, Benton
235-237 Black Destiny Gary Russell 4th Sarah, Harry
238-242 Ground Zero Scott Gray 7th Susan, Sarah, Peri, Ace
243 Doctor Who and the Fangs of Time Sean Longcroft 4th
244-247 Endgame Alan Barnes 8th Izzy, Max, The Celestial Toymaker Endgame
248-249 The Keep Izzy
250 A Life of Matter and Death
251-255 Fire and Brimstone Izzy, Daleks Daleks: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection - Volume 2
256 By Hook or By Crook Scott Gray Izzy
257-260 Tooth and Claw Alan Barnes Izzy, Fey
262-265 The Final Chapter Izzy, Fey, Shayde, Rassilon
266-271 Wormwood Scott Gray Izzy, Fey, Shayde
272 Happy Deathday
1st,
2nd,
3rd,
4th,
5th,
6th,
7th
8th
 Izzy The Glorious Dead
273-276 The Fallen 8th Izzy, Grace, the Bruce Master
277 Unnatural Born Killers Adrian Salmon Kroton, Sontarans Cybermen: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection
278-282 The Road to Hell Scott Gray 8th Izzy, Sato Katsura
283 TV Action! Alan Barnes Izzy, Beep
284-286 The Company of Thieves Scott Gray Izzy, Kroton Cybermen: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection
287-296 The Glorious Dead Izzy, Kroton, the Bruce Master, Sato Katsura
297-299 The Autonomy Bug Izzy
300-303 Ophidius Izzy, Destrii, Mobox Oblivion
304 Beautiful Freak Izzy
305 The Last Word Gareth Roberts 7th Ace, Benny, Timewyrm The Age of Chaos
306, 308-310 The Way of All Flesh Scott Gray 8th Izzy Oblivion
311 Character Assassin the Master Past Masters, Classic Comic Strips
312-317 Children of the Revolution 8th Izzy, Daleks Daleks: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection - Volume 2
318 Me and My Shadow Feyde
319-322 Uroboros 8th Feyde, Destrii, Mobox
323-328 Oblivion Izzy, Feyde, Destrii
329 Where Nobody Knows Your Name Frobisher The Flood
330-332 Doctor Who and the Nightmare Game Gareth Roberts
333 The Power of Thoueris! Scott Gray
334-336 The Curious Tale of Spring-Heeled Jack
337 The Land of Happy Endings John and Gillian
338-342 Bad Blood Destrii
343-345 Sins of the Fathers
346-353 The Flood Destrii, Cybermen Cybermen: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection
355-357 The Love Invasion Gareth Roberts & Clayton Hickman 9th Rose The Cruel Sea
358 Art Attack Mike Collins
359-362 The Cruel Sea Robert Shearman
363-364 A Groatsworth of Wit Gareth Roberts Rose, William Shakespeare
365-367 The Betrothal of Sontar John Tomlinson & Nick Abadzis 10th Rose, Sontarans The Betrothal of Sontar
368 The Lodger Gareth Roberts Rose, Mickey, Jackie
369-371 F.A.Q. Tony Lee Rose
372-374 The Futurists Mike Collins
375-376 Interstellar Overdrive Jonathan Morris
377 The Green-Eyed Monster Nev Fountain Rose, Mickey, Jackie
378-380 The Warkeeper's Crown Alan Barnes The Brigadier
381-384 The Woman Who Sold the World Rob Davis Martha The Widow's Curse
385 Bus Stop!
386-389 The First Dan McDaid Martha, Skith
390 Death to the Doctor! Jonathan Morris Martha
391-393 Universal Monsters Ian Edginton
394 Hotel Historia Dan McDaid Majenta The Crimson Hand
395-398 The Widow's Curse Rob Davis Donna, Sycorax The Widow's Curse
399 The Time of My Life Jonathan Morris Donna
400-402 Thinktwice Dan McDaid Majenta The Crimson Hand
403-405 The Stockbridge Child Majenta, Max
406-407 Mortal Beloved Majenta
408-411 The Age of Ice Majenta, Skith
412 The Deep Hereafter Majenta
413 Onomatopoeia
414-415 Ghosts of the Northern Line
416-420 The Crimson Hand
421-423 Supernature Jonathan Morris 11th Amy The Child of Time
424 Planet Bollywood
425-428 The Golden Ones Amy, Chiyoko, Axos
429 The Professor, the Queen and the Bookshop Amy
430-431 The Screams of Death Amy, Chiyoko
432 Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night Amy
433-434 Forever Dreaming
435-437 Apotheosis Amy, Chiyoko
438-441 The Child of Time
442-445 The Chains of Olympus Scott Gray Amy, Rory The Chains of Olympus
446-447 Sticks & Stones
448-450 The Cornucopia Caper Amy, Rory, Horatio Lynk, Miss Ghost
451-454 The Broken Man Amy, Rory, Annabel Lake, Patrick Lake, Hugo Wilding Hunters of the Burning Stone
455 Imaginary Enemies Amy, Rory, Mels
456-461 Hunters of the Burning Stone 11th Ian, Barbara, Horatio Lynk
462-464 A Wing and a Prayer Clara The Blood of Azrael
465-466 Welcome to Tickle Town
467 John Smith and the Common Men
468-469 Pay the Piper Clara, Annabel Lake
470-474 The Blood of Azrael Clara, Horatio Lynk, Annabel Lake, Hugo Wilding
475-476 The Crystal Throne Vastra, Jenny, Strax The Eye of Torment
477-480 The Eye of Torment 12th Clara
481-483 The Instruments of War Mike Collins Clara, Sontarans
484 Space Invaders! Mark Wright Clara The Highgate Horror
485-488 Blood and Ice Jacqueline Rayner The Eye of Torment
489-491 Spirits of the Jungle Jonathan Morris The Highgate Horror
492-493 The Highgate Horror Mark Wright Clara, Jess
494-495 The Dragon Lord Steve Lyons Clara
496 Theatre of the Mind Roger Langridge
497-499 Witch Hunt Jacqueline Rayner
500 The Stockbridge Showdown Scott Gray Max, Sharon, Frobisher, Izzy, Destrii, Majenta, Josiah W. Dogbolter
501-503 The Pestilent Heart Mark Wright Jess Doorway to Hell
504 Moving In
505-506 Bloodsport
507 Be Forgot
508-511 Doorway to Hell Jess, The Master
512-514 The Soul Garden Scott Gray Bill The Phantom Piper
515-517 The Parliament of Fear
518 Matildus
519-523 The Phantom Piper Bill, Fey
524-530 The Clockwise War Bill, War Doctor, Fey, Shayde, Annabel Lake, Patrick Lake, Hugo Wilding The Clockwise War
531-534 The Warmonger 13th Yaz, Ryan, Graham Mistress of Chaos
535-539 Herald of Madness
540-542 The Power of the Mobox
543-548 Mistress of Chaos
549-552 The Piggybackers The White Dragon
556-558 Monstrous Beauty 9th Rose
559-562 The White Dragon 13th Yaz, Ryan, Graham The White Dragon
570-571 The Forest Bride Jacqueline Rayner Yaz
572 It's Behind You! Yaz, Dan
574-577 Hydra's Gate
578 Dr. Who & the Mechonoids Dr. Who Susan, Vince Booth, Mechonoids
579 Fear of the Future 13th Yaz, Dan
580-583 The Everlasting Summer
584-597 Liberation of the Daleks Alan Barnes 14th Daleks Liberation of the Daleks
598 Untitled Donna
599-603 Mancopolis 15th Ruby
604-607 The Hans of Fear
608- The Monster Makers

Reprints[[edit] | [edit source]]

DWM Title Doctor Featuring Originally Printed In
85 Skywatch-7 Zygon DWM 58, DWMS Winter 1981 (backup strip)
157-158 Hunger from the Ends of Time! 7th The Incredible Hulk Presents 2-3
181 The Fires Down Below DWM 64 (backup strip)
182 Spider-God 4th DWM 52
184 Business as Usual Autons DWM 40-DWM 43 (backup strip)
307 Flower Power 2nd John and Gillian, Cybermen TV Comic 832-836
308-312 The Witches 2nd John and Gillian TV Comic 837-841

Backup strips[[edit] | [edit source]]

Main article: DWM backup comic stories

Four Hours of Doom's Day[[edit] | [edit source]]

Main article: Four Hours of Doom's Day (comic anthology)
# Title Author Hours Featuring Collected In
1 Target Selected Jacqueline Rayner 0200 River Song Four Hours of Doom's Day
(with DWM 592)
2 The Plastic Population 0300 Sixth Doctor, Autons
3 High Noon in Hollywood 0400 Cybermen
4 The Horn of a Dilemma 0500 Jo Grant

Main strips in other publications[[edit] | [edit source]]

Doctor Who Magazine Specials[[edit] | [edit source]]

DWM Title Writer Doctor Featuring Collected In
Summer 1991 Seaside Rendezvous Paul Cornell 7th Ace, Ogri The Good Soldier
Winter 1991 The Man in the Ion Mask Dan Abnett 3rd The Brigadier, Benton, The Master Past Masters, Classic Comic Strips
Holiday 1992 City of Devils Gary Russell Sarah, K9 Mark III, Lavinia Black Sun Rising
Winter 1992 Flashback Scott Gray 7th Benny Emperor of the Daleks
Summer 1993 Bringer of Darkness 2nd Jamie, Victoria, Daleks
Land of the Blind
Daleks: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection - Volume 2
Summer 1994 Are You Listening? 1st Vicki, Steven
Younger and Wiser 7th Benny
Winter 1994 Plastic Millenium Gareth Roberts Mel, Nestene Consciousness, Autons
Summer 1995 The Seventh Segment 4th Romana I, K9 Mark II
Spring 1996 Daleks Versus the Martians Alan Barnes Dr. Who Louise, Susan, Daleks Daleks: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection - Volume 2

Doctor Who Yearbooks[[edit] | [edit source]]

Year Title Writer Doctor Featuring Collected In
1992 Under Pressure Dan Abnett 3rd, 4th, 7th Jo, Ace, Sea Devils The Age of Chaos
1993 Metamorphosis Paul Cornell 7th Ace, Daleks Daleks: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection
1994 A Religious Experience Tim Quinn 1st, 7th Ian, Barbara The Clockwise War
Rest and Re-Creation Scott Gray 4th Leela, Zygons
1995 The Naked Flame Sarah, Menoptera
Blood Invocation Paul Cornell 5th Nyssa, Tegan
1996 Star Beast II Gary Gillatt 4th Fudge Higgins, Beep
Junkyard Demon II Alan Barnes Cybermen Cybermen: The Ultimate Comic Strip Collection

Doctor Who Storybooks[[edit] | [edit source]]

Year Title Writer Doctor Featuring Collected In
2007 Opera of Doom! Jonathan Morris 10th Rose The Betrothal of Sontar
2008 Sunscreen Martha The Widow's Curse
2009 The Immortal Emperor Donna
2010 Space Vikings! The Crimson Hand

Humour strips[[edit] | [edit source]]

See: Doctor Who?
See: Nix View
See: Doctor Whoah!
See: Moments in Time
See: The Daft Dimension

Footnotes[[edit] | [edit source]]

  1. ↑ Dez Skinn | Doctor Who Weekly: How It All Began…
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Susan
Ben & Polly
Second
Jamie & Zoe
Third
Solo
Liz & the Brig
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DWM Fourth Doctor comic stories
Original run
Solo
K9
Sharon & K9
K9
Solo
Later stories
Romana II
Romana I & K9
Sarah & Harry
Sean
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DWM Fifth Doctor comics stories
Original run
Shayde
Maxwell
Solo
Gus
Later stories
Tegan & Turlough
Peri
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DWM Sixth Doctor comic stories
Original run
Frobisher
Frobisher & Peri
Later stories
Peri & Davros
Frobisher
Doom
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DWM Seventh Doctor comic stories
Original run
Frobisher
Olla
Solo
Ace
Benny
Ace & Benny
Solo
Newspaper pilot
Ace
Later stories
Ace
Ace & Benny
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DWM Eighth Doctor comic stories
Izzy
Izzy & Fey
Izzy
Izzy & Kroton
Izzy
In Destrii's body
Solo
Destrii
Without the Doctor
v • e
DWM Ninth Doctor comic stories
Original run
Rose
Later story
Rose
v • e
DWM Tenth Doctor comic stories
Rose
Solo
Martha
Solo
Donna
Majenta
v • e
DWM Eleventh Doctor comic stories
Amy
Amy & Rory
Ian & Barbara
Clara
v • e
DWM Twelfth Doctor comic stories
Clara
Solo
Collins family
Bill
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DWM Thirteenth Doctor comic stories
Graham, Ryan, Yaz
Yaz
Yaz, Dan
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