The Complete History

Doctor Who: The Complete History was a fortnightly series of partworks published in hardback format by Panini UK with Hachette Partworks.

It featured revised instalments of Andrew Pixley's contributions to the Archive feature in Doctor Who Magazine and Doctor Who Magazine Special Edition, covering the making of Doctor Who's stories on television, along with some cases where features have been written from scratch specifically for The Complete History. The series was primarily edited by John Ainsworth and the cover artwork was illustrated by Lee Johnson, and was billed to present "the history of every Doctor Who TV story alongside a wealth of photographs". (DWM 490) Mark Wright also edited some issues.

List of released volumes

Volume	Issue	Story No	Story Name
1	4	1	100,000 BC
		2	The Mutants (aka The Daleks)
2	32	3	Inside the Spaceship
		4	Marco Polo
		5	The Keys of Marinus
		6	The Aztecs
3	21	7	The Sensorites
		8	The Reign of Terror
		9	Planet of Giants
5	11	14	The Crusade
		15	The Space Museum
		16	The Chase
		17	The Time Meddler
8	27	26	The Savages
		27	The War Machines
		28	The Smugglers
		29	The Tenth Planet
9	34	30	The Power of the Daleks
		31	The Highlanders
		32	The Underwater Menace
		33	The Moonbase
11	20	38	The Abominable Snowmen
		39	The Ice Warriors
		40	The Enemy of the World
		41	The Web of Fear
13	8	45	The Mind Robber
		46	The Invasion
		47	The Krotons
15	24	51	Spearhead from Space
		52	Doctor Who and the Silurians
		53	The Ambassadors of Death
17	2	58	Colony in Space
		59	The Dæmons
		60	Day of the Daleks
20	16	68	Planet of the Daleks
		69	The Green Death
		70	The Time Warrior
22	6	75	Robot
		76	The Ark in Space
		77	The Sontaran Experiment
23	29	78	Genesis of the Daleks
		79	Revenge of the Cybermen
		80	Terror of the Zygons
24	25	81	Planet of Evil
		82	Pyramids of Mars
		83	The Android Invasion
		84	The Brain of Morbius
26	14	88	The Deadly Assassin
		89	The Face of Evil
		90	The Robots of Death
		91	The Talons of Weng-Chiang
27	36	92	Horror of Fang Rock
		93	The Invisible Enemy
		94	Image of the Fendahl
		95	The Sun Makers
30	19	102	The Power of Kroll
		103	The Armageddon Factor
		104	Destiny of the Daleks
34	23	116	Castrovalva
		117	Four to Doomsday
		118	Kinda
36	39	123	Arc of Infinity
		124	Snakedance
		125	Mawdryn Undead
38	9	130	Warriors of the Deep
		131	The Awakening
		132	Frontios
40	18	136	The Twin Dilemma
		137	Attack of the Cybermen
		138	Vengeance on Varos
43	30	144	Time and the Rani
		145	Paradise Towers
		146	Delta and the Bannermen
45	13	150	Silver Nemesis
		151	The Greatest Show in the Galaxy
		152	Battlefield
48	12	157	Rose
		158	The End of the World
		159	The Unquiet Dead
49	38	160	Aliens of London / World War Three
		161	Dalek
		162	The Long Game
		163	Father's Day
51	7	167	The Christmas Invasion
		168	New Earth
		169	Tooth and Claw
52	28	170	School Reunion
		171	The Girl in the Fireplace
		172	Rise of the Cybermen / The Age of Steel
		173	The Idiot's Lantern
53	33	174	The Impossible Planet / The Satan Pit
		175	Love & Monsters
		176	Fear Her
		177	Army of Ghosts / Doomsday
55	1	181	Gridlock
		182	Daleks in Manhattan / Evolution of the Daleks
		183	The Lazarus Experiment
		184	42
56	15	185	Human Nature / The Family of Blood
		186	Blink
		187	Utopia / The Sound of Drums / Last of the Time Lords
61	22	200	Planet of the Dead
		201	The Waters of Mars
64	31	206	The Time of Angels / Flesh and Stone
		207	The Vampires of Venice
		208	Amy's Choice
67	17	215	The Curse of the Black Spot
		216	The Doctor's Wife
		217	The Rebel Flesh / The Almost People
68	37	218	A Good Man Goes to War
		219	Let's Kill Hitler
		220	Night Terrors
71	5	227	Dinosaurs on a Spaceship
		228	A Town Called Mercy
		229	The Power of Three
73	26	233	The Rings of Akhaten
		234	Cold War
		235	Hide
		236	Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS
75	10	240	The Day of the Doctor
		241	The Time of the Doctor
76	3	242	Deep Breath
		243	Into the Dalek
77	35	244	Robot of Sherwood
		245	Listen
		246	Time Heist

Notes

In volume 56, Utopia and The Sound of Drums / Last of the Time Lords are listed under separate sections. However, despite Utopia being recorded under a separate production block and set in a significantly different location to the other two parts, all three parts are numbered as a single story.