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* In July 2008, the first six-issue mini-series was reissued in an omnibus graphic novel edition entitled ''[[Agent Provocateur]]''.  
* In July 2008, the first six-issue mini-series was reissued in an omnibus graphic novel edition entitled ''[[Agent Provocateur]]''.  
* A second six-issue mini-series called ''[[The Forgotten]]'' was published beginning in August 2008.
* A second six-issue mini-series called ''[[The Forgotten]]'' was published beginning in August 2008.
* A one-shot called [[The Whispering Gallery]] was published in February 2009.
* In 2009, IDW began a series of one-shots, starting with [[The Whispering Gallery]] in February, [[The Time Machination]] in May and [[Autopia]] in June.
* A series of one-shots began in April 2009, including [[The Time Machination]] and [[Autopia]].


===Cover Gallery===
===Cover Gallery===

Revision as of 19:30, 28 June 2009

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Launch issue January 2008
Published by IDW Publishing.
Every Monthly priced $3.99 (USA)


Overview

  • Doctor Who from IDW Publishing, is a USA only title, building on the success of the new-Who television series.
  • Unlike earlier USA Doctor Who comics this new title featured all-new, full colour comic strip action for the Tenth Doctor (and Martha Jones) from some of America's top artists and colourists, as well as providing new cover artwork.
  • It was one of two titles launched in the 2007/2008 period (the other being Doctor Who Classics launched in December 2007, and featured the reprinting and re-colouring of the Fourth Doctor's comic strip adventures from the pages of Doctor Who Magazine). The first issue's publication was delayed until February 2008.
  • Each issue regularly features some 32 full colour quality printed pages of which 22 featured an original adventure, next issue page, IDWords (news and interviews from IDW Publishing), and 9 pages promoting other titles.
  • The initial issues follow a story arc and include some references to the televised series, such as the cat people from New Earth who appear in several issues. This first arc was written by longtime Doctor Who fan/writer and new-series script editor Gary Russell.
  • The individual issues do not carry episode/chapter titles, making this one of the first elements of the Doctor Who franchise to not use story titles.
  • Although published long after the character left the series, Martha Jones appears in least the first three stories.

Stories

Cover Gallery

Follow the links below for coverage of each issue with contents and further information.

External inks

  1. The IDW publishing site with news, information and previews of all its titles].
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