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Contents

The Doctor’s Comic Strip Stories

Fifth Doctor Comic Strip Stories:

First Appeared: DWM (Issues 74-75)

Back-Up Comic Strip Stories

First Appeared: DWMS Winter 1981
First Appeared: DWM (Issue 64)

Also Featuring

Credited Credits

The Master: Jim Shooter
The Editor: Jim Salicrup
The Assistant: Adam Philips
Art Director: John Romita
Assistant Art Director: Tom Morgan
Art Assistant: Phil (Time) Lord
Assistant Production Co-ordinator: Phil Felix
Production Co-ordinator: Anita Duncan
Production: Paul Becton, Harry Candelario, Rob Carosella, Dawn Geiger, Barbara Johnston, Ken Lopez, Michael Maier, Bill Oakley and Bill Vallely.
Typesetting: Brenda Mings
Design: Janet Jackson
Proofreader: Jack Able
Traffic Manager: Virginia Romita
Cover Artist: Steve Parkhouse
Cover Colorist: George Roussos
Colorist: Andy Yanchus
Truely insignificant in the cosmic scheme of it all: Irving Forbush

Further Information

  • Following the success of the Doctor’s comic strip adventures in the UK’s Doctor Who Magazine (DWM) and the trial period in Doctor Who Marvel Premiere (Issues 57-60) (see Marvel Comics), this separate title was released in the USA and ran for 23 issues.
  • This all colour monthly title was priced $1.50 (US).
  • All the comic strips reprinted in DWUS were cleaned up with many being presented in full colour for the first.
  • Specially commissioned artwork for this issue was provided by Steve Parkhouse and Paul Neary.
  • The reprinted comic strip material in this issue is once more sourced in this publication .
  • This is the penultimate issue.
  • Comment in this issue states that;
Poor sales are largely responsible for the cancellation of this title. ‘Doctor Who’ is only sold at selected outlets and by subscription. Sales have been dropping and as a result fewer issues have been printed. “A great many of the Doctor’s followers are simply unaware that [this] comic book exists, or they simply don’t know where to find us.”

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