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| '''''Doctor Who Magazine''''' is the world's longest running magazine based on a television series.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://gallifreynewsbase.blogspot.com/2010/04/doctor-who-magazine-wins-guinness-world.html |title=Doctor Who Magazine wins Guinness World Record |author=Marcus |date of source=01 April, 2010 |website name=Doctor Who News |accessdate=26 February 2013}}</ref><ref>Touted on the magazine's cover from [[DWM 421|issue 421]].</ref> It is currently published every four weeks and offers ''[[Doctor Who]]'' news, reviews, articles and [[DWM comic stories|comic stories]]. There are also occasional [[Doctor Who Magazine Special Edition|standalone publications]]. The abbreviation "DWM" is widely used in fandom to refer to the magazine, even though it has had other names that do not fit the acronym.
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| The magazine was born as ''Doctor Who Weekly'', published by the UK branch of [[Marvel Comics]] in mid-October 1979. The first issue arrived on newsstands midway through broadcast of ''[[City of Death (TV story)|City of Death]]'', and [[Tom Baker]] spent some time promoting it while in the midst of production of the ultimately cancelled ''[[Shada (TV story)|Shada]]''. At this time, a weekly magazine was still a popular format in the United Kingdom. ''Doctor Who Weekly''{{'}}s initial cover price was 12 pence, at the time roughly equivalent to 25 American cents.
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| With its [[DWM 44|44th issue]] in September 1980, Marvel switched the magazine to monthly publication. Its title was changed to ''Doctor Who - A Marvel Monthly'', then in 1982 to ''Doctor Who Monthly''. In 1984, the title was changed again, to ''The Official Doctor Who Magazine'' and in 1985 to ''The Doctor Who Magazine''. Since [[DWM 107|issue 107]], published in December 1985, the title has been, simply, ''Doctor Who Magazine''. The title changes, very broadly speaking, reflected a change of editor or direction for the title. The continuity of the numbering system — largely the indication of whether a title is considered "continuously published" — has remained intact from October 1979 to {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}.
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| Since its first issue, a major feature of each issue has been an ongoing comic strip based upon the series. It has featured adventures of every incarnation of the Doctor and many of their TV companions. There have also been, from time to time, back-up comic strips featuring different characters. During the 1990s, DWM was affiliated with the [[Virgin New Adventures]] book line, publishing [[DWM prose stories|short stories]] (dubbed "[[Brief Encounter]]s") related to the books and comic strips that linked closely with current [[New Adventures]] novels.
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| [[File:DWM 120.jpg|left|thumb|[[DWM 120|Issue 120,]] dated January 1987.]]
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| The magazine's logo generally resembled the current on-screen series logo. Notable exceptions include the period from 1991 to 1999, when the magazine reverted to the "diamond logo" associated with the late [[Jon Pertwee]] and most of the [[Tom Baker]] era; DWM belatedly switched to the logo introduced in the [[Paul McGann]] [[Doctor Who (TV story)|TV movie]] in 1999 and it remained in use until it adopted a variation of the logo used for the revived TV series in 2005.
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| [[Marvel UK]] published the magazine until [[DWM 236]] in 1996 when it was sold to [[Panini Comics|Panini Publishing Ltd]]. Marvel Comics continued to publish DWM as a division of Panini until [[DWM 285]] in 1999. Panini continues to publish Doctor Who Magazine {{as of|2022|lc=y}}.
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| Over the years, many writers connected with the series have written for the magazine and others who have written for DWM have contributed to ''Doctor Who'' or its spin-offs. Correspondence collected over the course of several years between ''Doctor Who'' producer and lead writer [[Russell T Davies]] and DWM writer [[Benjamin Cook]] were collected in the book ''[[Doctor Who: The Writer's Tale]]'' in 2008; an expanded second edition was published in early 2010. The comic strip has, to date, been used as source material for one episode, 2010's ''[[The Lodger (TV story)|The Lodger]]''. Contributors to DWM have also been featured in other similar publications such as [[Doctor Who annual|''Doctor Who'' annuals]], [[Doctor Who Yearbook|Yearbooks]] and [[Doctor Who Storybook|Storybooks]].
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| In October 2008, DWM published its 400th issue. It celebrated its thirtieth anniversary in October 2009. It published its 500th issue in June 2016. In October 2019, DWM celebrated its 40th anniversary with [[DWM 544]]. It is currently the longest-running professionally published and licensed magazine based on an English-language television series; its associated comic strip is the longest-running comic based upon an English-language television series to be published without interruption.
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| [[File:DWM 480.jpg|thumb|[[DWM 480|Issue 480]], dated December 2014.]]
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| In an appearance on ''Friday Night with Jonathan Ross'' in October 2006, [[Billie Piper]] revealed she was a regular subscriber to DWM and that she loved the magazine, defending it when Ross attempted to dismiss it as "only for geeks". (CD: ''[[Doctor Who at the BBC: The Tenth Doctor]]'') [[Alexa Havins]], in an interview published in [[DWM 437]], also said she was a fan of the magazine, which was often available for reading on the set of ''[[Series 4 (Torchwood)|Torchwood: Miracle Day]]''.
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| In addition to these superlatives, ''Doctor Who Magazine'' is a survivor of the print medium, having now outlasted many long-running science fiction-based publications such as ''Starlog'', which have in recent years abandoned print for website-only productions or closed down completely. In January 2010 the magazine was relaunched with a new look. In 2011, it published its first 100-page issue. In January 2013, the magazine was again redesigned, with the physical dimensions of issues being changed. In late 2013, a ''Doctor Who Magazine'' app was launched, allowing users to purchase easily navigable digital versions of issues.
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| == Regular issues ==
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| Further information relating to the various periods of the magazine's publication can be found through the links below.
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| === By "era" ===
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| From 1979 through to November 1985 the magazine was known by a variety of titles, including ''Doctor Who Weekly'' and names that referred to its monthly status. Issues in the following pages are arranged by the "eras" when the magazine was known by a slew of titles titles.
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/Doctor Who Weekly|Doctor Who Weekly]]''<br />issues [[DWM 1|1]]-[[DWM 43|43]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/Doctor Who - A Marvel Monthly|Doctor Who - A Marvel Monthly]]''<br />issues [[DWM 44|44]]-[[DWM 60|60]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/Doctor Who Monthly|Doctor Who Monthly]]''<br />issues [[DWM 61|61]]-[[DWM 84|84]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/The Official Doctor Who Magazine|The Official Doctor Who Magazine]]''<br />issues [[DWM 85|85]]-[[DWM 98|98]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/The Doctor Who Magazine|The Doctor Who Magazine]]''<br />issues [[DWM 99|99]]-[[DWM 106|106]]
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| === By year ===
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| From [[DWM 107|issue 107]] in December 1985, the magazine was retitled, dropping "The" from its name to become, as it is known today, ''Doctor Who Magazine''. All issues following this change are arranged by ''year'' based on their {{wi|cover date}}; this is the date that is listed on the front of the magazine and indicates the last date the issue was current. It is ''not'' a publication date, rather it can be viewed as an expiry date.
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/1985|1985]]''<br />issue [[DWM 107|107]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/1986|1986]]''<br />issues [[DWM 108|108]]-[[DWM 119|119]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/1987|1987]]''<br />issues [[DWM 120|120]]-[[DWM 131|131]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/1988|1988]]''<br />issues [[DWM 132|132]]-[[DWM 143|143]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/1989|1989]]''<br />issues [[DWM 144|144]]-[[DWM 155|155]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/1990|1990]]''<br />issues [[DWM 156|156]]-[[DWM 168|168]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/1991|1991]]''<br />issues [[DWM 169|169]]-[[DWM 181|181]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/1992|1992]]''<br />issues [[DWM 182|182]]-[[DWM 194|194]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/1993|1993]]''<br />issues [[DWM 195|195]]-[[DWM 207|207]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/1994|1994]]''<br />issues [[DWM 208|208]]-[[DWM 220|220]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/1995|1995]]''<br />issues [[DWM 221|221]]-[[DWM 233|233]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/1996|1996]]''<br />issues [[DWM 234|234]]-[[DWM 246|246]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/1997|1997]]''<br />issues [[DWM 247|247]]-[[DWM 259|259]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/1998|1998]]''<br />issues [[DWM 260|260]]-[[DWM 272|272]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/1999|1999]]''<br />issues [[DWM 273|273]]-[[DWM 285|285]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/2000|2000]]''<br />issues [[DWM 286|286]]-[[DWM 298|298]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/2001|2001]]''<br />issues [[DWM 299|299]]-[[DWM 311|311]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/2002|2002]]''<br />issues [[DWM 312|312]]-[[DWM 324|324]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/2003|2003]]''<br />issues [[DWM 325|325]]-[[DWM 337|337]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/2004|2004]]''<br />issues [[DWM 338|338]]-[[DWM 350|350]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/2005|2005]]''<br />issues [[DWM 351|351]]-[[DWM 363|363]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/2006|2006]]''<br />issues [[DWM 364|364]]-[[DWM 376|376]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/2007|2007]]''<br />issues [[DWM 377|377]]-[[DWM 389|389]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/2008|2008]]''<br />issues [[DWM 390|390]]-[[DWM 402|402]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/2009|2009]]''<br />issues [[DWM 403|403]]-[[DWM 415|415]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/2010|2010]]''<br />issues [[DWM 416|416]]-[[DWM 428|428]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/2011|2011]]''<br />issues [[DWM 429|429]]-[[DWM 441|441]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/2012|2012]]''<br />issues [[DWM 442|442]]-[[DWM 454|454]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/2013|2013]]''<br />issues [[DWM 455|455]]-[[DWM 467|467]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/2014|2014]]''<br />issues [[DWM 468|468]]-[[DWM 481|481]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/2015|2015]]''<br />issues [[DWM 482|482]]-[[DWM 494|494]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/2016|2016]]''<br />issues [[DWM 495|495]]-[[DWM 507|507]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/2017|2017]]''<br />issues [[DWM 508|508]]-[[DWM 520|520]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/2018|2018]]''<br />issues [[DWM 521|521]]-[[DWM 533|533]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/2019|2019]]''<br />issues [[DWM 534|534]]-[[DWM 546|546]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/2020|2020]]''<br />issues [[DWM 547|547]]-[[DWM 559|559]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/2021|2021]]''<br />issues [[DWM 560|560]]-[[DWM 572|572]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/2022|2022]]''<br />issues [[DWM 573|573]]-[[DWM 585|585]]
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| * ''[[Doctor Who Magazine/2023|2023]]''<br />issues [[DWM 586|586]] -
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| == Milestones ==
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| === Issue numbers ===
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| |[[DWM 1]]
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| |[[DWM 50]]
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| |1981
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| |[[DWM 100]]
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| |1985
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| |[[PROSE]]: ''[[The Legacy of Gallifrey (short story)|The Legacy of Gallifrey]]''
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| |[[DWM 150]]
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| |1989
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| |[[DWM 200]]
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| |1993
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| |[[PROSE]]: ''[[Rennigan's Record (short story)|Rennigan's Record]]''
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| |[[DWM 250]]
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| |1997
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| |[[COMIC]]: ''[[A Life of Matter and Death (comic story)|A Life of Matter and Death]]''
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| |[[DWM 300]]
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| |2001
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| |[[AUDIO]]: ''[[Storm Warning (audio story)|Storm Warning]]'' (part 1) /<br>''[[Last of the Titans (audio story)|Last of the Titans]]'' (CD)
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| |[[DWM 350]]
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| |2004
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| |[[DWM 400]]
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| |2008
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| |[[DWM 450]]
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| |2012
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| |[[DWM 500]]
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| |2016
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| |[[COMIC]]: ''[[The Stockbridge Showdown (comic story)|The Stockbridge Showdown]]''
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| |[[DWM 550]]
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| |2020
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| === Show anniversary ===
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| |[[DWMS Winter 1983/84]]
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| |20th (1983)
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| |[[DWM 141]]-[[DWM 142|142]]<br>[[DWMS 25th Anniversary Special]]
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| |25th (1988)
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| |[[COMIC]]: ''[[Planet of the Dead (comic story)|Planet of the Dead]]''
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| |[[DWM 207]]<br>[[DWMS Winter 1993]]
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| |30th (1993)
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| |[[COMIC]]: ''[[Time & Time Again (comic story)|Time & Time Again]]''
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| |[[DWM 272]]
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| |35th (1998)
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| |[[COMIC]]: ''[[Happy Deathday (comic story)|Happy Deathday]]''
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| |[[DWM 337]]
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| |40th (2003)
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| |[[COMIC]]: ''[[The Land of Happy Endings (comic story)|The Land of Happy Endings]]''
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| |50th (2013)
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| |[[COMIC]]: ''[[Hunters of the Burning Stone (comic story)|Hunters of the Burning Stone]]''<br>[[COMIC]]: ''[[John Smith and the Common Men (comic story)|John Smith and the Common Men]]''
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| |[[DWM 485]]
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| |10th (BBC Wales, 2015)
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| === DWM anniversary ===
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| |10th (1989)
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| |[[DWM 283]]
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| |20th (1999)
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| |[[COMIC]]: ''[[TV Action! (comic story)|TV Action!]]''
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| |[[DWM 350]]
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| |25th (2004)
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| |[[DWM 414]]
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| |30th (2009)
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| |[[DWM 544]]
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| |40th (2019)
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| == Comic strip reprints ==
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| Over the years, the ''Doctor Who'' comic strip has been reprinted – [[DWM colourised comic reprints|often with colour added]] (it was published in black-and-white prior to late 2001) – in a number of different publications. In the United States, [[Marvel Comics]] and, more recently, [[IDW Publishing]] have issued reprint titles in comic book and graphic novel format. Panini has reissued the comic strips in deluxe omnibus form and in magazine-sized publications (see [[Doctor Who Magazine graphic novels]]).
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| == Distribution outside the UK ==
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| Distribution of DWM and its forebears outside the UK has been sporadic. In areas where ''Doctor Who'' has been popular it has found limited distribution through specialty stores such as comic book shops and cult/fantasy shops.
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| During the ''Doctor Who Weekly'' era of the magazine it was not circulated in North America, but regular distribution through Marvel US occurred during the 1980s, following its move to monthly publication. This continued into the late 1990s. When ownership of the magazine shifted to Panini, distribution in North America became less widespread. Few magazine shops and comic book retailers carried it month-to-month, only occasional issues.
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| The re-emergence in the popularity of ''Doctor Who'' post-2005 has meant that ''Doctor Who Magazine'' can be found in most newsagents within Australia.
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| Due to distance considerations for areas such as North America and Australia, (two of the larger markets for the magazine) the magazine is often available on or after its cover date, rather than the few weeks prior the magazine is distributed locally in the United Kingdom.
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| Whilst this lag time often means articles intended to promote upcoming episodes in the United Kingdom arrive overseas out of sync with their UK broadcasts, they sometimes fall into sync with their local broadcasts. However the lag time does impact on a reader's ability to participate in deadline-specific activities such as contests, polls and surveys. Aside from this, the magazines generally arrive intact, including giveaways and premiums such as free CDs and cards included with the original UK release.
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| == Inserts and special features ==
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| From the very beginning, occasional magazine issues have featured special [[Free gifts (Doctor Who Magazine)|bonus items and inserts]]. The first few issues in 1979 came with free transfers and many issues have come packaged with posters and other paraphernalia. These premiums have become less frequent in recent years, but still occur at least a couple times a year.
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| Notable items included with ''DWM'' releases over the years have included flexi-discs of soundtrack music, CDs of specially commissioned audio dramas by [[Big Finish Productions]] and in the summer of 2008, issue [[DWM 397|397]] came packaged with one of twenty-seven vintage [[Target novelisation]]s (or related books). [[DWM 411|Issue 411]] in August 2009 included a code that allowed readers to download an exclusive Big Finish audio drama, ''[[The Mists of Time (audio story)|The Mists of Time]]'', for a limited time. All issues following this issue that included a free or exclusive audio story with the magazine included it in this matter, as a digital download rather than as a physical CD.
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| Unusually, as many magazines strip inserts before shipping overseas due to licensing issues (or are prevented from international distribution as a result such as ''[[Doctor Who Adventures]]''), ''DWM''<nowiki/>'s international distribution includes most inserts, including the Big Finish CDs/downloads and Target Books bonus.
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| == Special editions and other publications ==
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| ''Doctor Who Magazine'' has been in continuous publication since its launch, offering special editions each year in addition to its regular issues.
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| A number of sister publications have been published at various times. Some ongoing features alternated between titles.
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| * [[Doctor Who Magazine (special issues)|''Doctor Who Magazine'' (special issues)]] (Marvel produced specials)
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| * [[Doctor Who Classic Comics|''Doctor Who Classic Comics'']]
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| * [[Doctor Who Poster Magazine|''Doctor Who Poster Magazine'']]
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| * [[Doctor Who Marvel Adventure Comic|''Doctor Who Marvel Adventure Comic'']] (crisp promotion editions)
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| * [[Doctor Who Magazine graphic novels|''Doctor Who Magazine'' graphic novels]]
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| * [[Doctor Who Magazine Special Editions|''Doctor Who Magazine Special Editions'']] (Panini produced specials – ongoing releases)
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| * [[The Essential Doctor Who|''The Essential Doctor Who'']] (previously [[Doctor Who 50 Years (series)|Doctor Who 50 Years]]; Panini produced "bookazines")
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| In addition, ''DWM'' editorial staff also oversaw a spin-off publication, ''[[Doctor Who Insider]]'', which Panini initially published exclusively for North American markets.
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| == Fanzine ==
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| In January 2010, ''Doctor Who Magazine'' became one of – possibly the only – fan magazine to itself become the subject of a fanzine, with the launch of'' [[Vworp Vworp!]]'', a fanzine dedicated to the ''Doctor Who'' comic strips and the history of DWM.
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| == Logos ==
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| |[[DWM 1]]-[[DWM 43|43]]
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| |[[File:Doctor Who Target Books logo.jpg|200px]]
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| |1980
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| |[[DWM 44]]-[[DWM 45|45]]
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| |[[DWM 46]]-[[DWM 49|49]]
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| |1981-1982
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| |[[DWM 50]]-[[DWM 60|60]]
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| |1982-1983
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| |[[DWM 61]]-[[DWM 79|79]]
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| |[[DWM 80]]-[[DWM 84|84]]
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| |[[DWM 85]]-[[DWM 91|91]]
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| |1984-1985
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| |[[DWM 92]]-[[DWM 98|98]]
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| |1985
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| |[[DWM 99]]-[[DWM 106|106]]
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| |[[DWM 107]]-[[DWM 129|129]]
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| | rowspan="2" |1987 logo
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| |1987-1988
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| |[[DWM 130]]-[[DWM 134|134]]
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| |[[DWM 135]]-[[DWM 169|169]]
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| | rowspan="3" |1973 logo
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| |1991-1994
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| |[[DWM 170]]-[[DWM 219|219]]
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| |1994-1997
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| |[[DWM 220]]-[[DWM 249|249]]
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| |[[File:DWM logo.jpg|200px]]
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| |1997-1999
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| |[[DWM 250]]-[[DWM 278|278]]
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| | rowspan="2" |1996 logo
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| |1999-2003
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| |[[DWM 279]]-[[DWM 325|325]]
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| |2003-2005
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| |[[DWM 326]]-[[DWM 351|351]]
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| | rowspan="2" |2005 logo
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| |2005-2007
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| |[[DWM 352]]-[[DWM 389|389]]
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| |2008-2010
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| |[[DWM 390]]-[[DWM 416|416]]
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| |2010 logo
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| |2010-2012
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| |[[DWM 417]]-[[DWM 449|449]]
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| | rowspan="2" |2012 logo
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| |2012-2013
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| |[[DWM 450]]-[[DWM 455|455]]
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| |2013-2014
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| |[[DWM 456]]-[[DWM 476|476]]
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| |2014-2018
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| |[[DWM 477]]-[[DWM 499|499]], <br>[[DWM 501]]-[[DWM 522|522]]
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| |1973 logo
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| |[[DWM 500]]
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| |2018-2022
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| |[[DWM 523]]-[[DWM 583|583]]
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| |2022 logo
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| |[[File:Doctor Who Magazine diamond logo.jpeg|200px]]
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| |2022-present
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| == External links ==
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| {{Official website|doctorwhomagazine.com/}}
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