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The '''Doctor Who Annual 2006''' was released in | The '''''Doctor Who Annual 2006''''' was released in September [[2005 (releases)|2005]]. | ||
== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
: Release Number 1 | : Release Number 1 | ||
: Publisher [[Panini]], UK | : Publisher [[Panini]], UK | ||
: Released in September | : Released in September 2005 | ||
: ISBN: 1-904419-73-9 | : ISBN: 1-904419-73-9 | ||
: Priced £6.99 | : Priced £6.99 | ||
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=== Features === | === Features === | ||
* | * Who's Who (The nine faces of the Doctor) by [[Philip MacDonald]] and [[Stephen James Walker]] | ||
* | * Meet the Doctor by [[Russell T Davies]] | ||
* | * Meet Rose by [[Russell T Davies]] | ||
* | * Doctor Who: Behind the Scenes (A look at the production of Season One) by [[Benjamin Cook]] | ||
* | * Inside the [[TARDIS]] by [[Gareth Roberts]] | ||
=== Comic strip | === Comic strip story === | ||
* [[Mr Nobody]] | * ''[[Mr Nobody]]'' | ||
=== Text | === Text stories === | ||
* [[Doctor vs Doctor]] by [[Gareth Roberts]] | * ''[[Doctor vs Doctor]]'' by [[Gareth Roberts]] | ||
: Illustrations by [[Andy Walker]] | : Illustrations by [[Andy Walker]] | ||
* [[The Masks of Makassar]] by [[Paul Cornell]] | * ''[[The Masks of Makassar]]'' by [[Paul Cornell]] | ||
: Illustrations by [[Martin Geraghty]] | : Illustrations by [[Martin Geraghty]] | ||
* [[Pitter-Patter]] by [[Robert Shearman]] | * ''[[Pitter-Patter]]'' by [[Robert Shearman]] | ||
: Illustrations by [[Daryl Joyce]] | : Illustrations by [[Daryl Joyce]] | ||
* [[What I Did on My Christmas Holidays by Sally Sparrow]] by [[Steven Moffat]] | * ''[[What I Did on My Christmas Holidays by Sally Sparrow]]'' by [[Steven Moffat]] | ||
: Illustrations by [[Martin Geraghty]] | : Illustrations by [[Martin Geraghty]] | ||
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* Puzzle: The Van Statten Code / UNIT Initiation Test / Lost Luggage | * Puzzle: The Van Statten Code / UNIT Initiation Test / Lost Luggage | ||
=== Accredited | === Accredited credits === | ||
* Editor: [[Clayton Hickman]] | * Editor: [[Clayton Hickman]] | ||
* Designer: [[Peri Godbold]] | * Designer: [[Peri Godbold]] | ||
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* With thanks to: [[Russell T Davies]], [[Tom Spilsbury]], [[James Clarkson]], [[Ian Grutchfield]], [[Francine Holdgate]], [[Nick Pegg]], [[James Hawes]], [[Kate Beharrell]], [[Richard Hollis]], [[Rosemarie Harrison]]. | * With thanks to: [[Russell T Davies]], [[Tom Spilsbury]], [[James Clarkson]], [[Ian Grutchfield]], [[Francine Holdgate]], [[Nick Pegg]], [[James Hawes]], [[Kate Beharrell]], [[Richard Hollis]], [[Rosemarie Harrison]]. | ||
== Additional | == Additional notes == | ||
* With the new series on television proving such a success, it was not surprising that 2005 also saw the return of the [[Doctor Who annual|''Doctor Who'' annual]]. | * With the new series on television proving such a success, it was not surprising that 2005 also saw the return of the [[Doctor Who annual|''Doctor Who'' annual]]. | ||
* Once again the license to publish the title was picked up by the publishers of [[Doctor Who Magazine]], with [[Panini]] having now taken over the title and rights from [[Marvel UK]]. | * Once again the license to publish the title was picked up by the publishers of ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'', with [[Panini]] having now taken over the title and rights from [[Marvel UK]]. | ||
* The Annual was the usual mix of comic strip, text, features and puzzles and was a great success in publishing terms: so successful, in fact that by the following year two titles were released that fit the definition of Annuals (i.e. a hardback book, published around September and intended for the Christmas merchandising market, with a limited shelf life and often, but not necessarily, year dated on the cover). | * The Annual was the usual mix of comic strip, text, features and puzzles and was a great success in publishing terms: so successful, in fact that by the following year two titles were released that fit the definition of Annuals (i.e. a hardback book, published around September and intended for the Christmas merchandising market, with a limited shelf life and often, but not necessarily, year dated on the cover). | ||
* The following year would see the publication of the [[Doctor Who The Official Annual 2007]], published by [[BBC Books|BBC Book]] and the [[Doctor Who Storybook 2007]], published by [[Panini]]. While the latter presented a series of short illustrated fiction stories, the former concentrated on the lighter side of activities, games, puzzles and a reprinted comic strip story from ''[[Doctor Who Adventures]]'' | * The following year would see the publication of the ''[[Doctor Who The Official Annual 2007]]'', published by [[BBC Books|BBC Book]] and the ''[[Doctor Who Storybook 2007]]'', published by [[Panini]]. While the latter presented a series of short illustrated fiction stories, the former concentrated on the lighter side of activities, games, puzzles and a reprinted comic strip story from ''[[Doctor Who Adventures]]'', and was aimed at a younger audience. | ||
* [[Russell T Davies]]' contributions to this Annual are significant. As well as offering a full biography of [[Rose Tyler]], Russell gives an overview of the Ninth Doctor and perhaps more significantly, his involvement in the [[Last Great Time War]] and its legend. | * [[Russell T Davies]]' contributions to this Annual are significant. As well as offering a full biography of [[Rose Tyler]], Russell gives an overview of the Ninth Doctor and perhaps more significantly, his involvement in the [[Last Great Time War]] and its legend. | ||
:* "On the planet [[Crafe Tec Heydra]], is a mountain, on the side of which is a crude record of an invisible War. Told in carvings and hieroglphs, it tells of two warring races (one flesh, the other metal), a fearsome explosion, and a solitary stranger walking away from the wreckage. Beneath the stranger is a phrase scratched in stone that translates as: ' | :* "On the planet [[Crafe Tec Heydra]], is a mountain, on the side of which is a crude record of an invisible War. Told in carvings and hieroglphs, it tells of two warring races (one flesh, the other metal), a fearsome explosion, and a solitary stranger walking away from the wreckage. Beneath the stranger is a phrase scratched in stone that translates as: 'You are not alone'!" (Source: written by [[Russell T Davies]]) | ||
* Another significant contribution to be found in this annual, comes from the writer [[Steven Moffat]], whose tale of Sally Sparrow's Christmas Holiday was reworked to become the 2007 story [[TV]]: ''[[Blink]]''. In this Doctor-lite story, an older version of Sally Sparrow was the lead character, receiving a message from the Doctor caught in the past. | * Another significant contribution to be found in this annual, comes from the writer [[Steven Moffat]], whose tale of Sally Sparrow's Christmas Holiday was reworked to become the 2007 story [[TV]]: ''[[Blink]]''. In this Doctor-lite story, an older version of Sally Sparrow was the lead character, receiving a message from the Doctor caught in the past. | ||
* The Annual also made a reference to the [[Big Finish]] story | * The Annual also made a reference to the [[Big Finish]] audio story ''[[The Apocalypse Element]]'' as one of the key moments leading up to the [[Last Great Time War|Time War]] between the [[Time Lord]]s and the [[Dalek]]s, referred to only as "the Etra Prime Incident". | ||
[[Category:Doctor Who annuals]] | [[Category:Doctor Who annuals]] | ||
Revision as of 20:42, 28 September 2014
The Doctor Who Annual 2006 was released in September 2005.
Overview
- Release Number 1
- Publisher Panini, UK
- Released in September 2005
- ISBN: 1-904419-73-9
- Priced £6.99
- Format Hardback 62 pages
- Featured Doctor:the Ninth Doctor
- Featured Companions: Rose Tyler
- Featured Enemies: to be added
Contents
Features
- Who's Who (The nine faces of the Doctor) by Philip MacDonald and Stephen James Walker
- Meet the Doctor by Russell T Davies
- Meet Rose by Russell T Davies
- Doctor Who: Behind the Scenes (A look at the production of Season One) by Benjamin Cook
- Inside the TARDIS by Gareth Roberts
Comic strip story
Text stories
- Illustrations by Andy Walker
- Illustrations by Martin Geraghty
- Illustrations by Daryl Joyce
- Illustrations by Martin Geraghty
Additional features
- Puzzle: Robot Rose / TARDIS teaser
- Puzzle: The Van Statten Code / UNIT Initiation Test / Lost Luggage
Accredited credits
- Editor: Clayton Hickman
- Designer: Peri Godbold
- Frontispiece illustration by Alister Pearson
- Puzzles by Justin Richards and Gareth Roberts
- Puzzle Page illustrations by Ben Morris
- With thanks to: Russell T Davies, Tom Spilsbury, James Clarkson, Ian Grutchfield, Francine Holdgate, Nick Pegg, James Hawes, Kate Beharrell, Richard Hollis, Rosemarie Harrison.
Additional notes
- With the new series on television proving such a success, it was not surprising that 2005 also saw the return of the Doctor Who annual.
- Once again the license to publish the title was picked up by the publishers of Doctor Who Magazine, with Panini having now taken over the title and rights from Marvel UK.
- The Annual was the usual mix of comic strip, text, features and puzzles and was a great success in publishing terms: so successful, in fact that by the following year two titles were released that fit the definition of Annuals (i.e. a hardback book, published around September and intended for the Christmas merchandising market, with a limited shelf life and often, but not necessarily, year dated on the cover).
- The following year would see the publication of the Doctor Who The Official Annual 2007, published by BBC Book and the Doctor Who Storybook 2007, published by Panini. While the latter presented a series of short illustrated fiction stories, the former concentrated on the lighter side of activities, games, puzzles and a reprinted comic strip story from Doctor Who Adventures, and was aimed at a younger audience.
- Russell T Davies' contributions to this Annual are significant. As well as offering a full biography of Rose Tyler, Russell gives an overview of the Ninth Doctor and perhaps more significantly, his involvement in the Last Great Time War and its legend.
- "On the planet Crafe Tec Heydra, is a mountain, on the side of which is a crude record of an invisible War. Told in carvings and hieroglphs, it tells of two warring races (one flesh, the other metal), a fearsome explosion, and a solitary stranger walking away from the wreckage. Beneath the stranger is a phrase scratched in stone that translates as: 'You are not alone'!" (Source: written by Russell T Davies)
- Another significant contribution to be found in this annual, comes from the writer Steven Moffat, whose tale of Sally Sparrow's Christmas Holiday was reworked to become the 2007 story TV: Blink. In this Doctor-lite story, an older version of Sally Sparrow was the lead character, receiving a message from the Doctor caught in the past.
- The Annual also made a reference to the Big Finish audio story The Apocalypse Element as one of the key moments leading up to the Time War between the Time Lords and the Daleks, referred to only as "the Etra Prime Incident".
