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'''Dez Skinn''' created the [[Doctor Who Magazine (regular issues)|Doctor Who Weekly]] and edited it from [[1979]] to [[1980]]. He also co-wrote ''[[Timeslip]]'', one of the most oft-reprinted strips in ''Doctor Who'' comics history. His departure from ''Doctor Who Weekly'' caused several artists, such as [[Steve Dillon]], to leave with him. | |||
'''Dez Skinn''' created the [[Doctor Who Magazine (regular issues)|Doctor Who Weekly]] and edited it from [[1979]] to [[1980]]. | |||
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Revision as of 10:05, 24 July 2009
Dez Skinn created the Doctor Who Weekly and edited it from 1979 to 1980. He also co-wrote Timeslip, one of the most oft-reprinted strips in Doctor Who comics history. His departure from Doctor Who Weekly caused several artists, such as Steve Dillon, to leave with him.
Magazine Issues edited
- DWM Issue 1
- DWM Issue 2
- DWM Issue 3
- DWM Issue 4
- DWM Issue 5
- DWM Issue 6
- DWM Issue 7
- DWM Issue 8
- DWM Issue 9
- DWM Issue 10
- DWM Issue 11
- DWM Issue 13
- DWM Issue 14
- DWM Issue 15
- DWM Issue 16
- DWM Issue 17
- DWM Issue 18
- DWM Issue 19
- DWM Issue 20
- DWM Issue 21
- DWM Issue 22
