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{{Real world}}'''Baxter''' acted as the writer and artist for ''[[Doctor Whoah!]]'', a comic strip published in ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]''.
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'''Jamie Lenman''' is an artist for ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]''.
 
He first wrote and illustrated the ''[[Doctor Whoah!]]'' gag strip, under the pseudonym, "'''Baxter'''". He also created its temporary replacement strip throughout [[2013 (releases)|2013]], ''[[Moments in Time]]''.
 
Lenman released a [[Whoah!|compilation]] of his strips in [[2014 (releases)|2014]].
 
He currently provides the [[DWM Jamie Lenman illustrations|illustrations]] that accompany the magazine's [[Big Finish Productions|Big Finish]] audio reviews.
 
The "Baxter" pseudonym (taken from the {{wi|Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles}} character, Baxter Stockman) was used by Lenman so as to distance his strips from his early rock and roll work, a career path that failed to take off.<ref>Commentary, ''Whoah!''</ref>
 
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Jamie Lenman is an artist for Doctor Who Magazine.

He first wrote and illustrated the Doctor Whoah! gag strip, under the pseudonym, "Baxter". He also created its temporary replacement strip throughout 2013, Moments in Time.

Lenman released a compilation of his strips in 2014.

He currently provides the illustrations that accompany the magazine's Big Finish audio reviews.

The "Baxter" pseudonym (taken from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles character, Baxter Stockman) was used by Lenman so as to distance his strips from his early rock and roll work, a career path that failed to take off.[1]

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  1. Commentary, Whoah!