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file:DWGN11.jpg|[[A Cold Day in Hell (graphic novel)|A Cold Day in Hell]]<br />([[Seventh Doctor]])<br />Volume 1
file:DWGN11.jpg|[[A Cold Day in Hell (graphic novel)|A Cold Day in Hell]]<br />([[Seventh Doctor]])<br />Volume 1
file:DWGN12.jpg|[[The Widow's Curse (graphic novel)|The Widow's Curse]]<br />([[Tenth Doctor]])<br />Volume 2
file:DWGN12.jpg|[[The Widow's Curse (graphic novel)|The Widow's Curse]]<br />([[Tenth Doctor]])<br />Volume 2
Crimson hand graphic novel.jpg|[[The Crimson Hand (graphic novel)|The Crimson Hand]] <br />([[Tenth Doctor]])<br />Volume 3
Crimson hand graphic novel.jpg|[[The Crimson Hand (graphic novel)|The Crimson Hand]] first proposed cover <br />([[Tenth Doctor]])<br />Volume 3
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Crimson hand graphic novel.jpg|[[The Crimson Hand (graphic novel)|The Crimson Hand]] actual cover used on release <br />([[Tenth Doctor]])<br />Volume 3
/>([[Eleventh Doctor]])<br />Volume 1
The Child of Time graphic novel.jpg|[[The Child of Time (graphic novel)|The Child of Time]] <br />([[Eleventh Doctor]])<br />Volume 1
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Revision as of 18:47, 11 October 2012

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Doctor Who Magazine, originally owned by Marvel UK and subsequently by Panini Comics, has published a number of graphic novels, bringing together collections of its comic stories and published as standalone publications.

The Mark of Mandragora, though reprinting stories from DWM, came out under the Virgin Publishing banner.

In 2010 BBC Books released The Only Good Dalek an all-new graphic novel comic story featuring the Eleventh Doctor, with companion Amy Pond.

Marvel

Marvel UK published some of these graphic novels as special issues of Doctor Who Magazine, or in the case of Evening's Empire, as a special issue of Doctor Who Classic Comics. Abslom Daak - Dalek Killer was published as a trade paperback.

Virgin

Panini

These later collections of comic strip stories are specifically titled Graphic Novels, and are published by Panini as trade paperbacks and include ISBN's.

International editions

Three volume German edition of the Sixth Doctor comics published by Conpart Verlag in 1991.
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