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Latest revision as of 20:46, 3 November 2024
The Dr Who Annual 1969 was the fourth Doctor Who annual published by World Distributors. It was released in September 1968.
Contents[[edit] | [edit source]]
| Short story | Comic |
| # | Source | Type | Featuring | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lords of the Galaxy | Short story | Second Doctor, Jamie, Victoria, Saurians | |
| 2 | Space Quiz | Game | ||
| 3 | Follow the Phantoms | Short story | Second Doctor, Jamie, Victoria | Read by Frazer Hines in The Sinister Sponge & Other Stories |
| 4 | Star Facts | Feature | ||
| 5 | About the Moon | |||
| 6 | Mastermind of Space | Short story | Second Doctor, Jamie, Victoria | Read by John Leeson in The Planet of Dust & Other Stories |
| 7 | The Unknown World Under the Sea | Feature | ||
| 8 | Freedom by Fire | Comic | Second Doctor, Jamie, Victoria | |
| 9 | The Celestial Toyshop | Short story | Second Doctor, Jamie, Victoria | |
| 10 | Space Dictionary | Feature | ||
| 11 | Journey from Hades | Game | ||
| 12 | Space Special | |||
| 13 | Valley of Dragons | Short story | Second Doctor, Jamie, Victoria | |
| 14 | Our Solar System | Feature | ||
| 15 | Planet from Nowhere | Short story | Second Doctor, Jamie, Victoria | |
| 16 | Happy as Queeg | |||
| 17 | Space Panorama | Feature | ||
| 18 | Atoms Infinite | Comic | Second Doctor, Jamie, Victoria | |
| 19 | Doctor Who's Planet Quiz | Game | ||
| 20 | World of Ice | Short story | Second Doctor, Jamie, Victoria, Morogs, Cogwens | |
| 21 | Men in Space | Feature | ||
| 22 | Listen to the Stars | |||
| 23 | The Mysteries of Space | Second Doctor | ||
| 24 | The Microtron Men | Short story | Second Doctor, Jamie, Victoria | |
| 25 | Looking Back | Feature | ||
| 26 | Death to Mufl | Short story | Second Doctor | |
| 27 | Pioneers of Flight | Feature |
Additional notes[[edit] | [edit source]]
- The book was printed in England by Jarrold & Sons Ltd., Norwich.
- The Doctor is referred to throughout as "Dr Who".
- Walter Howarth's cover of this annual was heavily based on George Wilson's cover for Space Family Robinson: Lost in Space #23 (August 1967).[1]
- The cover illustrations depict the Cybermen, Cyber-Controller and Yeti, but they do not appear inside the annual.
- Natarls from the film Battle in Outer Space (1959) appear in the artwork of the inside cover.
Shades of Ben and Polly?[[edit] | [edit source]]
It seems likely that the first four stories in the annual would have originally featured Polly Wright and Ben Jackson instead of Jamie McCrimmon and Victoria Waterfield, with a plethora of evidence that their characters were edited out of these stories. As well as Jamie and Victorias' general behaviour and appearance more closely reflecting that of their predecessors, several anachronisms point to Polly and Ben being the companions in the annual as originally conceived.
- In Lords of the Galaxy, Victoria, despite being from the 1860s, worries about having landed in the middle of World War Three.
- In Follow the Phantoms, Victoria suggests that Ziita's people are like film stars, while Jamie is lambasted by the Doctor for using the Earth expression "on the blink".
- In Freedom by Fire, Victoria is referred to as "Polly" while Jamie possesses a pen-knife.
From The Celestial Toyshop onwards, the illustrations more closely resemble Victoria and Jamie, and the distinctive mannerisms of the two characters are apparent.
